It’s called Atomic HD 4870 X2 and is, clear, given the characteristics of high-end models of Taiwanese companies, ATI’s historical partner. What makes this unique solution is the kind of cooling system chosen for the occasion, all completely liquid. Sapphire has decided to entrust Asetek, far more experienced in this area, the heatsink, thus producing a 4870 X2 cooled to liquid.

The contact, characterized by the presence of two GPUs on a single PCB, each flanked by 1GB of memory, has operating frequencies of 800MHz core and 1000MHz for the memories. In convention, bundled, are present, in addition to the driver (on USB key) a CCL UV lamp.

The product will be marketed from 18 December with an approximate cost quantifiable around 649 U.S. dollars.