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    More graphics .pipelines

    ...see what I did there? HEXUS.pipelines... graphics pipelines... oh, never mind. Here are a couple more cards for you, starting with a GeCube jobby:







    And now for something a little less Ruby and a little more Sapphire:



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    well for the first the fact that gecube, x1900xtx and 512mb are all written on the box helps
    interestingly appears to have same design as powercolor one.
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    What's that beside the DVI output (to its left) on the sapphire card?
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    Man this is easy/

    First one GeCube X1900XTX
    Second one: Sapphire X1900XT Crossfire
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    Quote Originally Posted by kidzer
    What's that beside the DVI output (to its left) on the sapphire card?
    That'll be a 1900XT(X?) master crossfire card

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    Quote Originally Posted by kidzer
    What's that beside the DVI output (to its left) on the sapphire card?
    The dual-dual link dvi required on a master card for crossfire.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kanoe
    The dual-dual link dvi required on a master card for crossfire.
    That's not dual-link, the connector on the right is dual-link. The connector on the left is basically two dual-link connections; one for input, one for output. So, is that a dual-dual-link?
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    does the x1900 series have the ability to run the dell 30" 3007 monitor?

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    If memory serves, dual-link DVI is part of the Avivo spec, so yes.
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    what is the last picture? It doesn't look anything like the other X1900's... HDCP connector perhaps?

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