The VisionTek HD 4670 X2.

Posted By: Steve McBarnes - 05:01:20 Mon, August 09, 2010

I found the VisionTek HD 4670 X2 when I was looking for something interesting to post about. As far as I know, VisionTek is the only one making a 4670 X2 so I wanted to bring it to your attention. It features two HD 4670 GPUs, 2GB of GDDR3 and 4 DL-DVI ports. Unfortunatley the price for this unique card is over three times as high as the regular HD 4670s.

Here is the best and only picture that I could find:

VisionTek HD 4670 X2

6 Comments

Monday, August 09, 2010 5:22:09 PM

saintjimmy
That's His Name so Don't Wear it Out!

Seems Visiontek is always doing dual midrange GPU cards. Anyone else remember the 2600 XT X2 and X1650XT Dual GPU? This could be a good part if the price was $100-150 maybe. But yet again, I feel secure in my $275 Tom's Hardware's Classifieds purchase of a 1 GB Toxic 5850 ;)

Monday, August 09, 2010 6:54:24 PM

anonymousD
n00b

curious if its gonna sell and to whom. i think theres a 5770 with 4 or 6 display ports, wayyy cheaper than this thing.

Tuesday, August 10, 2010 4:51:28 AM

Changnoi
n00b

With these in CrossFireX, you could get the performance of an HD4890 and for only six hundred dollars. :) Think about triple CrossfireX! Six GPUs FTW!

Sapphire needs to fight back with a five GPU GT220 with 10 GBs of DDR2 and 12 D-sub connectors.

Seriously it is cool that company's are experimenting with different designs though. It can only be good for gamers everywhere and who knows maybe this card is exactly what someone has been looking for. Like if they already have one HD4670 and want to crossfirex it with that.

Wednesday, August 11, 2010 9:36:57 AM

ultima
Senior Member

yes but its a little late....
especially if it will be that much money

Wednesday, August 11, 2010 1:59:49 PM

Casecutter
Member

Changnoi - Sapphire doesn't do Nvidia... This is for Business Class systems for like financial, stock market, day traders, and for the ability to run 4 DVI panel (native) is what it for. Though I believe they could have output VGA the digital output can always use an adapter to get VGA which is all that you need for get such spread sheet and graphs up. But what the heck it wouldn't be cool with 4 VGA's Definitely cheaper than another computer and simpler with no second keyboard and mouse.

Saturday, August 14, 2010 10:09:17 AM

ultima
Senior Member

and now there is 5770 that can do 3, plus one on dsub. http://www.neoseeker.com/Articles/Hardware/Reviews/sapphire_5770_flex/

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