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PowerColor Displays HD 6870 X2 and HD 6970 X2 at Computex

PowerColor Displays HD 6870 X2 and HD 6970 X2 at Computex

It was only a matter of time before this happened: PowerColor has shoehorned two HD 6970s onto a single PCB (ridiculously large heatsink included). Also on show was a more reasonably sized HD 6870 X2. Look inside for pictures and specifications. (Updated with HD 6870 X2 pricing)


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AMD E-450 APU Spotted At Computex

AMD E-450 APU Spotted At Computex

AMD will be refreshing its Fusion APU line with new processors in Q3. We managed to get a glimpse of a E-450 APU motherboard at Computex.


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[Finalised] Computex 2011 Round-up: Motherboard, Graphics

[Finalised] Computex 2011 Round-up: Motherboard, Graphics

Finalised. We see loads of upcoming motherboards, graphics card and have sorted them out based on different manufacturers. Enjoy.


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Powercolor Barts/6800 Dual-GPU Pictured

Powercolor Barts/6800 Dual-GPU Pictured

SemiAccurate have leaked a pictured of Powercolor Dual-GPU board based on Barts / 6800. Both dual-Barts and dual-GF114 are on the cards (no pun intended), with a release scheduled in early Q3. The dual-Barts card is expected to be revealed at Computex, in three weeks' time. 


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PowerColor LCS HD6990, HD6950 Vortex and SCS3 HD6850

PowerColor LCS HD6990, HD6950 Vortex and SCS3 HD6850

We are greeted with some of the upcoming PowerColor graphics cards in their Taipei office. First, we have LCS HD 6990 graphics card fitted with EK waterblock for the watercooling enthusiasts. This thing sure weighs a ton and expect availability in early May. Pricing and specs are not finalized at this point of time. Next, we have the HD 6950 Vortex Edition that comprises of dual 92mm adjustable fans where users can manually adjust the fan height to achieve better cooling performance. It costs some USD10-20 higher than its standard version.


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PowerColor announces dual mode setting in the HD6950

PowerColor announces dual mode setting in the HD6950

PowerColor, a well known manufacturer of AMD graphics cards, has announced a dual setting design in its newest HD6950 design --- the PowerColor PCS++ HD6950. This card features a dual BIOS setting, allowing a factory overclock of up to 880MHz on the core speed and 1250MHz on the memory speed, and more importantly, it will allow unlocking of shaders to give a huge performance boost.


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PowerColor Releases Own-Design HD6970/6950 Series Solution

PowerColor Releases Own-Design HD6970/6950 Series Solution
 
Taipei, Taiwan –December 27, 2010 -- TUL Corporation, a leading manufacturer of AMD graphics cards, today announces its own design HD6900 series solution. Featuring all the latest technology, the PowerColor HD6900 series includes the HD6970 and HD6950. The HD6970 clocks at 880MHz core speed and 1375MHz memory speed, easily accelerating your PC with up to 2.7 teraFLOPs of computing power.
 
We reckon it'd be great so long as you could stretch your dollar this way.


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AMD Radeon HD 6970 Pictures Leaked

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PowerColor introduces Active Mini DisplayPort to Single-Link DVI-D adaptor

PowerColor introduces Active Mini DisplayPort to Single-Link DVI-D adaptor

TUL Corporation has announced a DVI adaptor to utilize AMD's Eyefinity technology through mini DisplayPort outputs. The PowerColor Active Mini DisplayPort to Single-Link DVI-D adaptor allows multiple displays through DVI monitors, which allows for an ultra-wide field of view in games, in the most affordable way.


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PowerColor HD 5970 Eyefinity 12 pictured

Since 6 displays just isn't enough, PowerColor is busy preparing their Eyefinity 12 card, as we have known for a while. Surprisingly, the Eyefinity 12 seems to be based around the reference HD 5970 design, sporting the same cooler (at least from the outside), with an extra attachment taking up an extra third slot sporting the 6 additional DisplayPort outputs.

PowerColor HD 5970 Eyefinity 12 pictured

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POWERCOLOR HD5770 Eyefinity 5

POWERCOLOR HD5770 Eyefinity 5
TUL Corporation, a leading manufacturer of AMD graphics cards, today introduces the first and only graphics solution on the planet: the HD5770 Eyefinity 5. The HD5770 Eyefinity 5 features multi-display eyefinity technology, enables up to 5 monitors to be operated from one card through its five mini displayport onboard design. Gamers can easily make use of this unique feature and have different display configurations to enjoy a wider field of view and get more done at the same time.


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PowerColor Partners EK for Liquid-Cooled Radeon HD 5870

PowerColor Partners EK for Liquid-Cooled Radeon HD 5870
EK waterblock for the Powercolor Radeon HD5870

TUL Corporation, owner of Powercolor and leading supplier for ATI based graphics cards, is partnering with EK to provide a Liquid Cooling Solution (LCS) for the Radeon HD5870. For those who do not know, EK is an award-winning liquid cooling solution provider based in Slovenia and we had reported that EK was working on a new Full Cover Water Block for the new Radeon 5870 in an earlier post.

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PowerColor Adds a Custom Cooled PCS HD4770 Card

PowerColor Adds a Custom Cooled PCS HD4770 Card

TUL adds an upgrade to the HD4770 series, the custom cooled PCS HD4770. The card clocks in with a 750MHz core speed and 800MHz of memory speed cooled by ARTIC COOLING. The PowerColor PCS HD4770 will retail for US$109 and will be available on August, 10th.


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First Radeon HD 4730 Card To Hit Retail Soon

The situation right now seems a little unfavorable for AMD as the Radeon HD 4770 stocks ran dry the moment the cards hit the market. Switching over to Radeon HD 4850 and HD 4830 might help a little but it seems HD 4830 stocks are running dry too.

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PowerColor Adds Overclocked Editions To HD 4890 Line-up

PowerColor Adds Overclocked Editions To HD 4890 Line-up

TUL today announced an addition to the PowerColor HD4890 series: PCS+ HD4890 featuring ZEROtherm’s 4 heatpipe cooling system. It is clocked at 950MHz core and 1100MHz memory. The PowerColor PCS+ HD4890 Battle Forge Edition and PCS+ HD4890 are retailed at USD$254 and USD$249 respectively, and will be available on May 5th.


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