Posts Tagged ‘ trinity ’
Three: Definitely a Crowd.
Friday, May 2nd, 2008
You may have seen a while ago that we examined a new chunk of hardware that – and this may be something of a blessing – will never make it to retail: the Asus EAH3850 X3 Trinity.
We were surprised and, dare we say it, a little impressed: Asus packed three 3850 chipsets onto one PCB and, remarkably, made it work. With water cooling and enough electricity to power Bill Gates’ cash machine – almost 300W for the card on its own, in fact. It didn’t really increase frame-rates much when compared to a single 512MB HD 3850 – adding 3fps to our high benchmark in Crysis – but it was certainly an interesting experiment.
Tags: AMD, Asus, ati, geforce, Graphics card, HD3850, Nvidia, radeon, trinity
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