Gigabyte to release built-in watercooling case
"It looks like Gigabyte are going to follow the trend that has been set by other computer case manufacturers by making a new style of case which will include a full watercooling system."
Published: 4th June 2007 | Source: GIGABYTE |
Gigabyte 3D Mercury
It looks like Gigabyte are going to follow the trend that has been set by other computer case manufacturers by making a new style of case which will include a full watercooling system. I guess this is excellent news for beginners as it provides a way of having a watercooling system without all the modding and hassle.
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Take a look at this preview picture in the news - dual GPU/slot offering based on 2600 XT architecture
That looks pretty powerful!!!
Rob
Rob
Good timing, I've just finished building my half sized nuclear power plant in my room so I should just about have enough leccy to power one
May be dumb of me to ask this, but will the X2600's be faster than the 8600's? If anyone knows that is. Me = to lazy to google.
First off, how much, second off, how much PSU power, 3rd off how much will it increase performance wise to have a second chip?
About 120w power draw.
Nice idea! 4 DVI sockets! :)
I guess I never much understood this dual gpu / single PCB design, here's why...
Either
A) It performs close to a 2900XT (probably still less than a 2900) yet will cost MORE than a 2900XT. Why would you spend more money on something that doesn't perform as well as it's bigger brother?
or
B) It does outperform a 2900XT (probably by a realllllly small margin), in which case why didn't they make a dual 2900XT card for SERIOUS horsepower? Probably still costs more than a 2900XT.
Now, if it just underperforms a 2900 series card and actually costs less as well I can see it. But I just have a hard time seeing a dual GPU card like this actually costing less than 2900XT which will more than likely outperform it. I suppose it's premature to make any of these remarks but this is what usually happens on these damned dual gpu cards.
Either
A) It performs close to a 2900XT (probably still less than a 2900) yet will cost MORE than a 2900XT. Why would you spend more money on something that doesn't perform as well as it's bigger brother?
or
B) It does outperform a 2900XT (probably by a realllllly small margin), in which case why didn't they make a dual 2900XT card for SERIOUS horsepower? Probably still costs more than a 2900XT.
Now, if it just underperforms a 2900 series card and actually costs less as well I can see it. But I just have a hard time seeing a dual GPU card like this actually costing less than 2900XT which will more than likely outperform it. I suppose it's premature to make any of these remarks but this is what usually happens on these damned dual gpu cards.
cause they like to make money off people with a wallet bigger than their brain :p
Yea, not enough bang for the buck and is usualy hotter.
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