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PowerColor to launch passively cooled X1950 Pro and XT cards
11:49 AM - December 19, 2006 by
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PowerColor and Arctic Cooling will launch in the first quarter of 2007 a solution for PowerColor's X1950 Pro and X1950 XT passive cards, which are claimed to be the fastest passive cards in the world, according to industry sources. The products based on the X1905 Pro and XT cards will be priced at about $10 more than existing cards, the sources said.
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