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Sapphire shows off dual-chip 630XT

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By Paul Hales in Old Taipei

Fri Jun 08 2007, 11:06

SAPPHIRE HAS A DAAMIT 630XT lying about naked in its room here in the schmoozy Grand Hyatt in Taipei.

The card is knocking about next to its oversized predecessor and looks a bit dull without a gamer-friendly cooler.

A spokesSapphire said the firm had had the chippery working for a week or so now but can't say when it will be available, because it's still under NDA, apparently.

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Like the X1950 dual Pro next to it the 630XT sports two chips stuck on a single board to deliver single-card Crossfire action.

Across the way a conventional Crossfire set-up was bubbling away quietly thanks to a neat water cooler from Thermaltake.

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