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honest question do they even have support for octa-fire atm, or is that something thats gonna have to be introduced with the new cards? honest question.
 
http://www.xfxforce.com/en-us/Features/RadeonHD5870.aspx#1

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Reality. Check.
XFX offers you the ultimate reality check with the new XFX Radeon™ HD 5870 and 5850 graphics processing units. Bringing three new dimensions to gaming reality, these graphics cards challenge the limits that have restrained your gaming. Until now.
First, ATI Eyefinity Technology literally broadens your horizons by enabling you to spread out across three displays at resolutions of up to 1080p. Use this “wrap-around” in-picture experience to become fully immersed in your gaming—or productively immerse in your work.
Second, ATI Stream Technology gives your system a significant boost by offloading tasks usually sent to your CPU to your GPU. The result is a more balanced gaming platform that can handle the demands of today’s fully immersive games.
Third, both the XFX Radeon HD 5870 and 5850 offer full Microsoft® DirectX®11 support so that you can push your settings to the max and still game at the highest resolutions. And, sure-to-make-you-blink 3D effects are generated through HDR Texture Compression, DirectCompute and Tessellation.
As John Lennon once said, “Reality leaves a lot to the imagination.” At XFX, we couldn’t agree more. Especially when you’re talking about the XFX Radeon HD 5870 and 5850 graphics cards.
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Key Features
– 1 GB GDDR5 memory
– ATI Eyefinity technology with support for up to three displays (1,3)
– ATI Stream technology (2)
- Designed for DirectCompute 5.0 and OpenCL
- Accelerated Video Transcoding (AVT) (2,4)
– Compliant with DirectX® 11 and earlier revisions
– Supports OpenGL 3.1
– ATI CrossFireX™ multi-GPU support for highly scalable performance (5)
– ATI Avivo™ HD video and display technology (6,7)
– Dynamic power management with ATI PowerPlay™ technology (6)
– DL-DVI, DL-DVI, DisplayPort, HDMI
– PCI Express® 2.0 support

(1) Driver version 8.66 (Catalyst 9.10) or above is required to support ATI Eyfinity technology and to enable a third display you require one panel with a DisplayPort connector.
(2) Requires application support for ATI Stream technology.
(3) ATI Eyefinity technology works with games that support non-standard aspect ratios which is required for panning across three displays. (4) Digital rights management restrictions may apply.
(5) ATI CrossFireX™ technology requires an ATI CrossFireX Ready motherboard, an ATI CrossFireX™ Bridge Interconnect(s) and may require a specialized power supply.
(6) ATI PowerPlay™, ATI Avivo™ and ATI Stream are technology platforms that include a broad set of capabilities offered by certain XFX Radeon™ HD GPUs. Not all products have all features and full enablement of some capabilities and may require complementary products.
(7) HD capable display required.
 
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Hmmmm, sacrificing cooling vents for display ports tends to indicate that the card won't be that toasty. I'd prefer they did away with a port and cracnked up the clock speed instead..... Leave nVidia so far in the dust they choke on it I say..... :beer:

Now if only AMD could do that with the CPU's..... Hurry up dozer! :bang head
 
The design looks sick, especially the vents on the back. So what do you think the card size limit will grow to? Whatever cases come to?
 
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