Proof? Fudzilla is a rumour mill and only quoted themselves without proof. I have a picture from may 12, 2011 about them releasing it. Then they also said the price and everything in that article at comptex2011.

Where's ur proof...of pricing and official release...stop spamming bro.

This post was edited by ghot on Jun 22 2011 05:46am

http://www.tcmagazine.com/tcm/news/hardware/38677/powercolor-confirms-its-radeon-hd-6870-x2-card-coming-month

Yet it's cool for you to spam my threads about graphics with your own lies. There are about 10x more sources all way earlier than fudzilla.

yeah and now it's the end of the month and OFFICIAL...stop spamming.

http://www.overclocki7.com/computex-2011-powercolor-doubled-pleasure-games-with-double-radeon-hd-6870-x-2-x-2-6970/

http://hw-lab.com/powercolor-doubles-performance-with-dual-core-design-hd-6870x2.html

Dodging why you spam a lie of a chart but get pissy when I prove you are putting out old info.

did you read the article u linked to? It said "is expected to release...."


Fudzilla just posted the official release today ??

They said it officially at comptex2011. Some didn't watch live news, or know anything.

Two Barts XT on the same PCB
Previously seen and introduced at Computex in Taipei, the Powercolor Radeon HD 6870 X2 graphics card has now been officially announced. Packing two 40nm Barts XT GPUs sharing the same PCB, the new HD 6870 X2 comes with a custom dual slot cooler, 2GB of GDDR5 memory and a total of 2240 Stream Processors.

As noted, the new card packs a total of 2240 Stream Processors, or 1120 per GPU and works at 900MHz for each GPU and 4200MHz for a total of 2GB of GDDR5 memory paired up with a dual 256-bit memory interface. Since we are talking about a custom card, Powercolor used a "Platinum Power Kit" on the PCB that includes 13-phase VRM, ferrite Core Chokes and DrMos.

The cooler that will keep the temps of both GPUs uses two slots and features six heatpipes with Heatpipe Direct Touch technology as well as two fans to keep the card as cool as possible. The card needs two 8-pin PCI-Express power connectors and features two DisplayPort 1.2, HDMI 1.4 and two DVI outputs.

The latest info was that it should be priced at around US $449 and should end up about 15 percent faster than the GTX 580.

Read the last line. They still do not have official release information.

Kind of funny. Isn't them showing it, releasing the price, and talking about it non-stop confirming it? That's like saying "I will talk about these pennies right here, but unless I say I officially confirm it whatever said before is moot."