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AMD's Radeon HD series has finally started to fill out. The HD 2900 PRO 1GB, with a 9" or 12" fansink for all your lunatic overclocking needs, will come with 320 stream processors, a DVI-HDMI adapter and CrossBridge interconnect. It's "available today on a limited basis, due to supply constraints," and while there's no pricing in the press release, expect the street price to be about fifty short of the meatier XT models.
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