Powercolor Shows its Radeon HD 7970 X2 Devil13
Get possessed with Powercolor's Devil13 card.
If you're in the market for one crazy video card that's meant to deliver frames like there's no tomorrow, you may want to check out Powercolor's HD 7970 X2 Devil13. As expected, it packs dual Tahiti XT GPUs (for 2048 SP) on a single PCB. Add 6GB of GDDR5 and you're looking at a card that'll cost $1000.
The back of the card features a red button for the dual BIOS functionality, as well as two DVI, one HDMI and 2 mini-DisplayPort. Not surprising given the size of that triple fan cooler, the Devil13 card will take up three slots in your system.
Look for this one next month.
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-Fran- What a monstrosity...Reply
I still want one though, lol.
And notice that it breaks the 300W compliance for the PCIe 2.0 :P
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ammaross 9373559 said:And notice that it breaks the 300W compliance for the PCIe 2.0 :P
Could be because it's PCIe 3.0.... -
JamesSneed I'm fairly sure it is not breaking the PCIe 300w compliance. See those 3 power connectors on the side? The extra power is not being drawn from the PCIe slot.Reply -
Chainzsaw I wonder if they will have the sams clock speeds as the "regular" 7970s? As previously - some older dual GPUs on a single PCB cards would have lower clocks due to higher heat output.Reply
This looks like a great card for multi monitor setups. This is going to have to cost slightly less than $1000 as you can get dual 7970's for less than 1000. -
Deadlift1 Is it just me or does the gpu on the right look like it has a face on it? Photoshop? devilish coincidence?Reply