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    Club3D launches Volari Duo V8 Ultra graphics card

    Posted on Wednesday, December 03 2003 @ 08:29:15 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Club3D is the first firm to announce their XGI V8 Volari Duo card. The card has two V8 Volari cores which are running at 350MHz and 256MB DDR II RAM running at 400MHz. The card is DirectX9 compliant and features XGI his TruShader 2.1 engine.

    One of the remarkable facts is that Club3D says that the Volari Duo V8 card requires a 400 Watt power supply. Looks like this card uses a lot of power with its two cores.
      Specifications
      Brand: XGI
      Chip: V8 VOLARI
      Form Factor: AGP 4/8X
      GPU Mhz: 350
      Memory MHz: 400
      Video memory: 256 MB
      Memory Bandwith: 256 bit
      Memory Type: DDR II
      DVI: Yes
      TV/OUT: Yes
      Features: BUILT IN VIDEO IN VIDEO OUT FUNCTION
    A few shops in The Netherlands have this card listed on their website, it retails for about 425EUR (Around 514 USD according to the latest rate of exchange).
    The other XGI cards like the V5 Duo, V5 and V3 are expected to be available soon.


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    Re: Club3D launches Volari Duo V8 Ultra graphics card (Score: 0)
    by Anonymous on Thursday, December 04 2003 @ 15:12:58 CET
    Quake run on this well?


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