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Monday, February 25, 2008
With a big video card comes a lot of information I suppose and the HD3870X2 is amongst the biggest available at this time. We have learned a lot about this card today and thanks to some immature drivers, there is plenty to learn down the road. Overall though, the experience we had with the HIS HD3870X2 is a rather positive one. ATI has done well with the reference design and HIS stuck to that design to the letter. The performance of the HD3870X2 is quite impressive and as we saw in the benchmarks, pretty much the same as a pair of HD3870s in CrossFire. Performance issues aside, the HD3870X2 looks to be ready to play with the big boys in the GPU market and with future driver updates and game patches, things will only get better.
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Tuesday, January 29, 2008
What can a graphics chipmaker to do when its products are losing to its rivals? Slap two together and pray that its multi-GPU technology works. That's the approach that ATI took with the new Radeon HD 3870 X2, featuring two RV670 cores at its centre. Does it really work? We take HIS' card for a spin to find out.
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Monday, January 28, 2008
The HIS Radeon 3870 X2 combines the power of two ATI RV670 GPUs into one to reach for the performance throne in single card processing power. Even tough the implementation has some minor limitations the overall product is certainly interesting and can maybe bring AMD back in the game.
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