Friday, August 31st 2007

GECUBE Releases GEMINI 3 Radeon HD2600XT X2 Video Card

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GECUBE is now shipping the world's first dual-GPU Radeon HD2600XT X2 DirectX 10 graphics card with up to 1GB of on-board memory and four DVI ports. The latest GEMINI 3 adopts two RV630XT (65nm) GPUs in CrossFire mode under one hood and features 512MB or 1GB of 128-bit GDDR2 memory. The GEMINI HD2600XT X2 also has built-in HDMI with HDCP decode to deliver crispy high definition video. The GEMINI 3 Radeon HD2600XT X2 PCI-Express X16 card comes in two versions:
  • HD2600XT X2 - 1GB on-board memory @ $279.00
  • HD2600XT X2 - 512MB on-board memory @ $259.00
For more detailed information, please go here.
Source: GECUBE

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22 Comments on GECUBE Releases GEMINI 3 Radeon HD2600XT X2 Video Card

#1
mullered07
wow v nice :toast: like to see some real world benches with the 1gb version
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#2
freaksavior
To infinity ... and beyond!
it only uses GDDR2? Wow!!
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#3
Unregistered
You can buy a 8800GTS for around £150 now so unless this beats the 8800GTS it's rather pointless.
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#4
WarEagleAU
Bird of Prey
nice, though the 128 bit path is still damaging.
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#5
ghost101
The point of these cards are that it has quad DVI so you can connect 4 monitors (or huge LCD tvs). These arent made for gamers.
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#6
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
quad x fire :D
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#7
DaJMasta
As long as the 1GB version doesn't use slower RAM, it's at a good price.... the 512MB version is a little on the expensive side.....


Hope it performs well and keeps cool.
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#8
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
i like how its dual gpus not a bogus dual card setup this should cool better than a 7950GX2 did or the X1950 dual cards since this iwell looks like they thought it thru really :ohwell:
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#9
mandelore
ooh, tasty! yeah i can imagine some good use with multiple display systems, say for use in shopping malls etc
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#10
Weer
If they only did that with the HD 2900XT they would own the GPU market!
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#11
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
WeerIf they only did that with the HD 2900XT they would own the GPU market!
they would pwn the market top tht nvidia 2 of those would embarass the 8800GTX
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#12
Unregistered
Dual X2900XT on single PCB > Flamethrower, likely to be class action lawsuits due to houses going up in flames :roll:
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#14
mandelore
insiderDual X2900XT on single PCB > Flamethrower, likely to be class action lawsuits due to houses going up in flames :roll:
thats quite silly really... if a dual 2900xt gpu card was available, nativly watercooled it would be fine, and tbh, the 2900 does not run that hot, especially with 2d modes, it idles lower than the 8800's
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#15
Ketxxx
Heedless Psychic
DDR2? Pfft. Who was smoking the pot on the design team when they decided that?
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#16
OnBoard
ghost101The point of these cards are that it has quad DVI so you can connect 4 monitors (or huge LCD tvs). These arent made for gamers.
Why not? I only have a single PCI-E x16 and If I'd like to have crossfire, this would be the only option. Now if it was cheaper and A LOT faster I might actually buy it, but seeing as it just barely beats my single x1900xt in 3dmark06, it's quite bad :( I actually beat it in 3dmark05: 11401 and that card scores 9234. 3dmark06: 5797 for me and 6203 for GECUBE.

Single card ftw! If it's not cheaper or faster than a single card the islittle point other than a cool factor, thus ghost101 Ihave to kinda agree too :)
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#17
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
KetxxxDDR2? Pfft. Who was smoking the pot on the design team when they decided that?
not only that i just read the review no xfire plugs on the card :eek:

no quad xfire with these :cry:
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#18
OnBoard
insiderYou can buy a 8800GTS for around £150 now so unless this beats the 8800GTS it's rather pointless.
Wow that's 220€ and cheapest in Finland is 273€=184£ :/ Is that a special offer or some price cut coming that's not here yet? But as I said on the earlier post (Tweaktown review) it hardly beats even my GPU, so against 8800GTS, it has no chance. Granted that test had a weaker prosessor than mine, but still it doesn't beat mine much.
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#19
Unregistered
It's special offer limited supplies but likely to be a sign of imminent price cuts as we get closer to nVidia's new card getting released, shipping pretty cheap too here ;) www.videocardshop.co.uk/
#20
OnBoard
Nice offer, it's now less than what I payed for my card a little under a year ago.
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#21
Ketxxx
Heedless Psychic
I'm still not convinced with these DX10 cards. I'll sit on the fence for a real 2nd gen DX10 part, they shouldnt suck half as bad by then.
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#22
Unregistered
I'd say the same, I have no real need to upgrade, probably wait until the start of the 2nd/3rd Q of 2008 and see what's on offer be it 2nd/3rd gen DX10 cards rather than these early design attempts.
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