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Well, Canada's done it again. To be more specific, ExtremePC (based out of Ontario) has done it. They are the only company IN THE WORLD to have this card.
And what exactly is it? It's a beast, I'll tell you that much. Extreme PC got a special deal with ATi. The new HD2900XT is built specifically for ExtremePC and features the highest numbers out of anything I've ever seen. It has 1GB of DDR4 memory, an 825 mhz core clock speed, obvious DirectX10 support, and a metric assload of other features.
Here are some numbers taken from the Extreme-PC site. These are benchmark scores from 3Dmark.
Single HD2900XT 1GB DDR4
@default
3Dmark01.......................68753
3Dmark03.......................39360
3Dmark05.......................22842
3Dmark06.......................12944
@overclocking to 858Mhz Core / 1153Mhz (2306Mhz DDR4 Ram)
3Dmark01.......................69669
3Dmark03.......................43351
3Dmark05.......................23978
3Dmark06.......................14439
Dual (CrossFire) HD2900XT 1GB DDR4
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3Dmark03.......................60120
3Dmark05.......................26586
3Dmark06.......................19390
For a comparison, here is the Nvidia 8800GTX Ultra in SLI score ($1880 + tax CND in GPUs):
3Dmark06 701/1163 SLi.............19819
This card is ONLY $600 Canadian. Those two 8800GTX together cost over $1800!
If you aren't interested in numbers at all, then here is something to blow you away.
One of these images is a Promotional for the new Need For Speed Prostreet game coming out. Another is the Extreme PC vehicle. Can you tell which one is the real thing?
Mazda RX7 Turbo
Toyota Supra Twin Turbo
If you didn't spot it, the Supra is the real thing, and the RX7 is the game-generated one. It's amazing!
Here's a look at the card itself:
If you want more info (and all of the specs) then you can take a look at the card here:
http://www.extreme-pc.ca/showproduct.asp?productid=371414&menu1id=12&menu2id=99&menu3id=39
So, if you've got $600 Canadian lying around (It's funny, because it's way cheaper, outperforms, and has more memory then it's more expensive Nvidia counterpart) then you should definetly look into this thing. I personally hope to save up and buy one of these things.
/Discuss or /Grovel, you're choice really.
And what exactly is it? It's a beast, I'll tell you that much. Extreme PC got a special deal with ATi. The new HD2900XT is built specifically for ExtremePC and features the highest numbers out of anything I've ever seen. It has 1GB of DDR4 memory, an 825 mhz core clock speed, obvious DirectX10 support, and a metric assload of other features.
Here are some numbers taken from the Extreme-PC site. These are benchmark scores from 3Dmark.
Single HD2900XT 1GB DDR4
@default
3Dmark01.......................68753
3Dmark03.......................39360
3Dmark05.......................22842
3Dmark06.......................12944
@overclocking to 858Mhz Core / 1153Mhz (2306Mhz DDR4 Ram)
3Dmark01.......................69669
3Dmark03.......................43351
3Dmark05.......................23978
3Dmark06.......................14439
Dual (CrossFire) HD2900XT 1GB DDR4
@default
3Dmark03.......................60120
3Dmark05.......................26586
3Dmark06.......................19390
For a comparison, here is the Nvidia 8800GTX Ultra in SLI score ($1880 + tax CND in GPUs):
3Dmark06 701/1163 SLi.............19819
This card is ONLY $600 Canadian. Those two 8800GTX together cost over $1800!
If you aren't interested in numbers at all, then here is something to blow you away.
One of these images is a Promotional for the new Need For Speed Prostreet game coming out. Another is the Extreme PC vehicle. Can you tell which one is the real thing?
Mazda RX7 Turbo
Toyota Supra Twin Turbo
If you didn't spot it, the Supra is the real thing, and the RX7 is the game-generated one. It's amazing!
Here's a look at the card itself:
If you want more info (and all of the specs) then you can take a look at the card here:
http://www.extreme-pc.ca/showproduct.asp?productid=371414&menu1id=12&menu2id=99&menu3id=39
So, if you've got $600 Canadian lying around (It's funny, because it's way cheaper, outperforms, and has more memory then it's more expensive Nvidia counterpart) then you should definetly look into this thing. I personally hope to save up and buy one of these things.
/Discuss or /Grovel, you're choice really.