ATI CrossFire multi-GPU technology was announced in mid-2005, but has not really gained widespread popularity since then, partly because ATI’s flagship graphics products faced delays and partly because Nvidia put tremendous efforts into popularization of its SLI multi-GPU technology. But ATI, graphics product group of Advanced Micro Devices, may be hoping to reverse the trend with introduction of ATI CrossFireX tech.
Later this year AMD plans to announced new ATI CrossFireX multi-GPU technology that will bring such benefits as 3- and 4-way CrossFire, CrossFire Overdrive, hybrid CrossFire and other features that are set to improve performance, compatibility, scalability and flexibility of ATI’s multi-GPU technology, sources close to AMD told X-bit labs
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Later this year AMD plans to announced new ATI CrossFireX multi-GPU technology that will bring such benefits as 3- and 4-way CrossFire, CrossFire Overdrive, hybrid CrossFire and other features that are set to improve performance, compatibility, scalability and flexibility of ATI’s multi-GPU technology, sources close to AMD told X-bit labs
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Wouldn't need a 1KW supply if they would just shrink the scale of the chips from 180/90 nm to 65 or 45nm
What are you smoking, 180nm chips? from when? the 1990's
And ATi already has 65nm GPU's.
Imagine 4x 2900xt's....
The massive heat... the PSU power needed... Wow. Not Energy Star compliant for sure...
Go ati troll, start flamming me saying I'm an nvidia monkey, go!
thanks for at the same time making 99% of gamers feel left out when it comes down to visual quality of games...
Glassed Silver:mac
I still LOL.
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