More ATi DX11 Card Photos

Since these cards are made in China nowadays, leaks happen from Chinese web
sites. :-)

Front view of the performance HD5870/RV870/Cypress I linked befo
http://www.chiphell.com/2009/0728/89.html
Back side of the card's fan/sink assembly (note the vane used to guide
exhaust air through a half-width slot bracket vent, as well as the 45-deg
GPU die): http://www.chiphell.com/2009/0819/98.html

Multiple views of the performance-mainstream HD5770(?)/RV840/Juniper:
http://www.chiphell.com/2009/0820/99.html

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"First of One" wrote in message
...
Since these cards are made in China nowadays, leaks happen from Chinese
web sites. :-)

Front view of the performance HD5870/RV870/Cypress I linked befo
http://www.chiphell.com/2009/0728/89.html
Back side of the card's fan/sink assembly (note the vane used to guide
exhaust air through a half-width slot bracket vent, as well as the 45-deg
GPU die): http://www.chiphell.com/2009/0819/98.html

Multiple views of the performance-mainstream HD5770(?)/RV840/Juniper:
http://www.chiphell.com/2009/0820/99.html

--
"War is the continuation of politics by other means.
It can therefore be said that politics is war without
bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed."



It looks like the end to analogue output. No round connector, no VGA,
Video, S-VHS out. I 'assume' the DVI connectors still have VGA support
through an adaptor, so analogue output is still available, in component form
at least.

I don't know what I am going to do. I stopped using my VCR's for recording
movies long ago, after purchasing my Hauppauge HVR-1800 tuner. I use it for
recording in 1080i or 720i or whatever is being supplied to me. But
sometimes a friend or family will ask for a copy, so I hook up the video and
audio out to the VCR collecting dust on the shelf and burn a VHS video for
them. 25+ years of VHS tape going to waste. Jee - the money I have invested
in that format.

William

sometimes a friend or family will ask for a copy, so I hook up the video and
audio out to the VCR collecting dust on the shelf and burn a VHS video for
them. 25+ years of VHS tape going to waste. Jee - the money I have invested
in that format.

I wonder what would happen to the VHS tapes! Would they be properly
disposed of?

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"William" wrote in message
acquisition...
It looks like the end to analogue output. No round connector, no VGA,
Video, S-VHS out. I 'assume' the DVI connectors still have VGA support
through an adaptor, so analogue output is still available, in component
form at least.

The photo still shows four analog pins in each DVI connector, so VGA support
is definitely there.

ATi has been making S-video-free cards since the X800 days. In fact, all the
Crossfire Master cards (X800, X850, X1800, X1900, X1950) lacked an S-video
port.
http://i17.photobucket.com/download-..._screen001.jpg

I don't know what I am going to do. I stopped using my VCR's for
recording movies long ago, after purchasing my Hauppauge HVR-1800 tuner.
I use it for recording in 1080i or 720i or whatever is being supplied to
me. But sometimes a friend or family will ask for a copy, so I hook up
the video and audio out to the VCR collecting dust on the shelf and burn a
VHS video for them. 25+ years of VHS tape going to waste. Jee - the money
I have invested in that format.

You still record to VHS tapes? Why don't you just burn the videos to DVD and
give them to your friends or family, like everyone else has been doing for
the last five years?

VCRs, like CRT monitors, have been discontinued by almost every
manufacturer. When my VCR crapped out last year, I had a difficult time
finding a replacement. Eventually I ditched it for a hard disk-based DVR,
and never looked back.

--
"War is the continuation of politics by other means.
It can therefore be said that politics is war without
bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed."

Stack the damn things together and shoot them with a .50 BMG rifle (or .510
DTC if you live in Kalifornia).
http://www.viddler.com/explore/HardOCP/videos/32/

--
"War is the continuation of politics by other means.
It can therefore be said that politics is war without
bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed."


"Man-wai Chang to The Door (+MS=32B)" wrote in
message ...
I wonder what would happen to the VHS tapes! Would they be properly
disposed of?

In article , "First of One" wrote:
"William" wrote in message
nacquisition...
It looks like the end to analogue output. No round connector, no VGA,
Video, S-VHS out. I 'assume' the DVI connectors still have VGA support
through an adaptor, so analogue output is still available, in component
form at least.

The photo still shows four analog pins in each DVI connector, so VGA support
is definitely there.

ATi has been making S-video-free cards since the X800 days. In fact, all the
Crossfire Master cards (X800, X850, X1800, X1900, X1950) lacked an S-video
port.
http://i17.photobucket.com/download-..._screen001.jpg


Crossfire Master/Slave cards are so 5 years ago dude, most use the bus or a
bridge internaly.

I don't know what I am going to do. I stopped using my VCR's for
recording movies long ago, after purchasing my Hauppauge HVR-1800 tuner.
I use it for recording in 1080i or 720i or whatever is being supplied to
me. But sometimes a friend or family will ask for a copy, so I hook up
the video and audio out to the VCR collecting dust on the shelf and burn a
VHS video for them. 25+ years of VHS tape going to waste. Jee - the money
I have invested in that format.

You still record to VHS tapes? Why don't you just burn the videos to DVD and
give them to your friends or family, like everyone else has been doing for
the last five years?

I bet more people still use vhs than you think. Yes, most of us who are here
would likely be using DVD-R's and recording disks for family, but many out
there still use vcs's and record from cable.



VCRs, like CRT monitors, have been discontinued by almost every
manufacturer. When my VCR crapped out last year, I had a difficult time
finding a replacement. Eventually I ditched it for a hard disk-based DVR,
and never looked back.