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@ 2010/08/11Visiontek has released a new Radeon HD 4670 card, costing approx. $300 USD. The price tag is no joke, but neither is its potential claim to fame: built-in support for four monitors, each capable of resolutions up to 2560x1600 pixels. All this through four dual-link DVI ports, two independent display controllers, and all on a single PCIE x16 slot. We investigate to see if it really is all that it's crack up to be.
Visiontek has created a dual GPU graphics card with two independent video controllers. This allows the graphics card to support up to four monitors simultaneously. However, unlike most Eyefinity options which use DispalyPorts for the connection, the HD 4670x2 can do this through four dual-link DVI ports. This could be very beneficial to anyone with multiple DVI monitors and no means to tie them all together.
Visiontek has created a dual GPU graphics card with two independent video controllers. This allows the graphics card to support up to four monitors simultaneously. However, unlike most Eyefinity options which use DispalyPorts for the connection, the HD 4670x2 can do this through four dual-link DVI ports. This could be very beneficial to anyone with multiple DVI monitors and no means to tie them all together.
