Computex 2005: Dual DVI and passive cooling a way for PowerColor to differentiate

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Computex 2005: Dual DVI and passive cooling a way for PowerColor to differentiate

PowerColor were happy to discuss their current product range with me this morning, as I spotted CrossFire on their stand, and one of the things they're looking to do across their entire product range, from X300 SE HyperMemory upwards, is to release versions of existing products with dual DVI ports, along with silent cooling. Using passive coolers and a pair of digital outputs is a way for PowerColor to differentiate their products form their AIB competitors.

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