Galaxy showed off the first known dual Fermi card here at Computex 2010. The little bit that we know is that the card comes with an eight phase VRM plus two others phases for memory. No price or ETA was given but the card looks very close to being complete. We can't wait to see this bad boy in action!
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It seems to me that monster should have a separate enclosure with fans and even it's own power supply. Have it set on your desk and then connect it to your computer thru some sort of cable connector.
vbironchef wrote:It seems to me that monster should have a separate enclosure with fans.
That is called the Thermaltake Element 5 case:
Air is sucked in the front bezel, directed down a tunnel with a fan and straight to the video cars and then routed straight out the case... Now that is what I call a fan duct!
