Thanks for the links.

Thanks for the links.

I wish the HD 6670 had arrived to retail or are at least benchmarked, so that I may have something to drool over until the HD 7670 comes out.

guys.. some question
currently im using 4850 and then if i want to buy 6850 is it a big jump for me or should i get 6870 instead??

Of course, the Radeon HD 6870! It can last longer. It also can be OCed to reach the performance of Radeon HD 5870 +-.

So i guess ST56F enough to power up 6870 right?

a quick question here

what power supply unit do you think can provide enough power for 2 Radeon HD6870 in crossfire??
on some site they suggest to use +700W...

Its enough.

700w or more
http://www.guru3d.com/article/radeon-hd-68...sfirex-review/4

look for renown brands like Corsair, Seasonic, Antec, XFX & Silverstone

any pro know what this port used for, and how?

thanks

S-Video and DVI. You can use the S-Video port to connect your pc to old televisions.

On the left is S-Video, on the right is DMS-59. You need to have an adapter to convert the DMS-59 to either DVI or VGA.

DMS-59? used for what purposes? it couldnt be DVI, as i tried to connect to monitor, but different port.

tat one reli for DVI. wat port ur monitor is using? VGA?

What is Vertex Shader and Pipeline?WDDM?

definitely not dvi, didnt i stressed that in my previous post? go see dvi port and compare with this pic, it's different.

tat one reli not dvi. don't try cucuk with dvi again. will butthurt.

dms-59 port can output 2 video signal via a dvi/vga cable splitter.
means one end connect to dms-59 , the other end got two dvi or vga to connect and provide display to 2 monitors at once.

you need to get the cable if you haven't got one.

ooo, um, may i know how to check the graphic card model? cos it didnt comes with box

Post more of your GC pic here maybe some may know what model it is. Maybe on the GC PCB got model number or sumthing.


For those who don't know what DMS-59 is can refer wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DMS-59
P.S: Also wiki or google on what DVI looks like coz its totally different lol.

This post has been edited by xenodon: Feb 23 2011, 01:28 PM

try running software called gpu-z. the software should show details about your card

Actually, a 500W PSU is also MORE THAN ENOUGH for a Radeon HD 6870.
Because AMD only recommend 500W PSU for a Radeon HD 6870 in a HIGH-END SYSTEM(this setup only take around 400W++). You can check this in AMD official website.
600W PSU is recommended for 2x Radeon HD 6870 CrossFireX in a High-End System because this setup only take around 530W++. This can be read in AMD official website also.
Guru3D.com always recommend very high wattage PSU. Because they're for PC enthusiasts which they might have tons of HDDs, tons of FANs, or maybe extreme OC of their PC. So, they need better PSU. In fact, reality, we don't need.

Actually, a SilverStone Strider 560W PSU can do 2x Radeon HD 6870 already.
So, don't worry!

This post has been edited by DarkSilver: Feb 24 2011, 12:53 PM