Palit Launches Revolution 700 Deluxe - Radeon HD 4870 X2

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Palit launches today the Revolution 700 Deluxe, a new graphics card adopting a chip Radeon HD 4870 X2 slightly overwhelming. The manufacturer has not opted for the reference design and uses in particular a special cooling system.

Thus the hearts and memory chips on both HD Radeon 4870 graphics card team this are clocked at 750 and 3 800 MHz, the memory is thus overclockable to 200 MHz. The map also loads 1 GB of RAM by GDDR5 chip. The manufacturer has also developed its own cooling system composed of an imposing radiator traversed by four heat (heat pipes) and topped by two fans thermoregulation. Occupies three slots, the card offers four sorties finally different: a DisplayPort, an HDMI, a Dual-Link DVI and one VGA.

No information has yet been notified about price or availability date. On the other hand suppose it should negotiate a little more expensive than a Radeon HD 4870 X2 now available for about 420 euros.

[Jeffrey]

Too bad that it is the price of a new exhibition console generation. Besides the need for the rest of the config to take advantage of this card.

[Reegan]

The problem with this card is that it is 26 cm and it falls easily into a housing standard.