The card is protected inside by thick foam on all sides. There are a few specs, features, and the system requirements, but mainly the graphics leave you without a doubt that a Revolution 700 is hidden within. The Palit Revolution 700 Deluxe comes in a large box, reddish in color to depict its ATI innards, with Frobot the frog proudly displayed on the front. Read on as we check out the Palit Revolution 700 Deluxe!įull Microsoft DirectX 10.1 Shader Model 4.1 supportĭual-link DVI output supports 2560×1600 resolution displayĪTI Avivo HD video and display technologyĤ-in-one display support includes CRT, HDMI, Dual-link DVI, and DisplayPort In addition, they have overclocked the 2 gigs of GDDR5 memory. Billed by Palit as “the first custom designed HD 4870 X2”, the card not only sports custom cooling, but also a Palit-designed PCB, and four different output interfaces. Taking up three expansion slots, this may be the largest gaming video card ever built.
Our friends at Palit, who usually aren’t happy with the reference design of video cards anyway, have come up with a new version of the HD 4870 X2, with two fans blowing on a pair of heatpipe coolers to cool off those cookin’ GPUs. The two massive copper heatsinks just weren’t getting enough airflow from the single fan, making the card’s temps little on the scary side, with 60C+ idle, and up to 90C load temps. The original reference version, built by a contractor for AMD/ATI, and sold to the various ATI partners, though a quite wicked VGA card, did have some opportunities for improvement, mainly in the cooling system. Back in August, ATI released the Radeon HD 4870 X2.
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