u can check it out on youtube... search for Linus tech tips and its one of the 3 newest vids around.. comparing the 6970, 5870 and gtx480....

P/S: the 6870 is about 1/2 inch shorter than the 5870

All rhis update on the 6000 series is good so far.. but I wanna wait till some custom coolers are out to see and compare.. also hoping that the price will drop a bit ;p;

It should be auto detect on the computer, just go to the CCC to enable display to both simultaneously and you're good 2 go

True.. 69xx is the real replacement for the 58xx so we'll probably see a decrease in the 5870 as what happened to the 5850

if the 6870 has 2 GB of RAm then what will the price be like?? OMG suddenly high-end has upgraded to heavenly lolz

But according to Softpedia, the rumours comes from a shady website... so launch date may be a lil longer

Hmm.. with teh 580 out from the green team I just hope that RED team can come up with something to equal the field but I suspect that the GF110 reviews and benchmarks are a lil skewed.. more than 50% performance increase than HD5870 wor... really meh??

Upcomming?? the 6850/70 is already out lor... sure have pricelist one
upcomming card is thr 6900 series bro....GOOGLE it pls

This post has been edited by Clem1982: Nov 11 2010, 03:43 PM

whoa... 6970 being faster than GTX580... I like...
Just hope the price won't be more.... u know lah...

the PIIx3720 is only available in BE so if u got it better OC to maximize its usage..
if u donwanna OC then trade with my 710+topup

AMD PIIx4 955 is the best bet GPU wise should go for at least the 6850

AMD to Introduce 28nm Graphics in 2011
AMD is expected to introduce a 28nm graphics standard in the second half of 2011. So far, AMD's supplier, the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TMSC) has not produced any 28nm AMD products, but we weren't expecting any this early anyway.

The 28nm milestone is huge in graphics computing, as it will allow manufacturers to add even more transistors, achieve higher clock speeds, and increase performance while lowering TDPs (Thermal Design Power).

This development is expected to raise personal computing to a new level, as late 2011 or early 2012 will also see the launch of Intel's 22nm die shrink of Sandy Bridge, called Ivy Bridge.

Source: Fudzilla

Not so much I suppose, 10.10d should suffice for now

lol 5k series also will phase out in the future bro thats the way the world spins

Somehow I wish they have a program for users to trade in old GC when new ones are out lol

Lol then lucky I dun give a damn abt PhysX.. bound to take more processing power from my rig also fps should be the main focus

They are just thought to talk that way to get sales bro
thats y I don't ask them any questions abt performance other than price and availability

back to CCC10.11.... MLAA option unavailable... izzit cause I'm on a 5700 series and made not available to me or just the 10.11?

owh...but sum1 says the 10.10e not stable? nvm will dl and see 4 myself lolz

OIC.... well just fin dl the thing and will install later lol how is ur system now? stable back odi?

installed the 10.10e... MLAA enabled and looking good, slight improvements visually except IE9 64 bit lol looks like crayons... all other browsers and applications unaffected

lol actually 10.10e is the newer driver here, the 10.11 is supposed to be out for the 5000 series so for the 6000 series it still have the newest drivers

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Added on November 21, 2010, 1:42 pm Lotsa ppl waiting for it now we just have to see the pricing on this card... hopefully it won't be too expensive or it will bump the price down for the reference card

This post has been edited by Clem1982: Nov 21 2010, 01:42 PM