Person 1: uhh my old graphics card is... OLD
Person 2: here, my 3870x2 should work.
Person 1: 3870x2?
Person 2: ATi Radeon HD 3870x2
Person 1: OK, Bye Radeon 9700 Pro
Person 2: here, my 3870x2 should work.
Person 1: 3870x2?
Person 2: ATi Radeon HD 3870x2
Person 1: OK, Bye Radeon 9700 Pro
by Lovethecreeper March 19, 2015
The name of the latest (as of February 17, 2008) ATi graphics cards. It has dual GPU's (graphic processing unit) and supports a second card by using "Crossfire" also know as "X-fire" and "CrossfireX".
This is currently one of the best cards on the market, comparable to the "Geforce 8800 Ultra", a $600-750 card by Nvidia, for an affordable $349.
The card supports Pci express x16 2.0, which none of the current Nivian cards support, has a default clock speed of 825mhz, has a full gig of onboard memory, and is rather large.
This is currently one of the best cards on the market, comparable to the "Geforce 8800 Ultra", a $600-750 card by Nvidia, for an affordable $349.
The card supports Pci express x16 2.0, which none of the current Nivian cards support, has a default clock speed of 825mhz, has a full gig of onboard memory, and is rather large.
Person 1 "hey, I just got the new Radeon 3870x2, it runs like a charm and looks great on maxed out settings!"
Person 2 "yeah? Well my 8800 gtx cost more, so it must look better, right?"
Person 1 "Why, again, are we friends?"
Person 2 "yeah? Well my 8800 gtx cost more, so it must look better, right?"
Person 1 "Why, again, are we friends?"
by JoPiss February 17, 2008