Powered by HD 5830 from the PowerColor workshop

Apparently the cooling also changed, but the clocks weren’t hurt.

PowerColor has slightly redesigned its not-so-popular HD 5830 graphics card. Proclaimed as a direct opponent of the GeForce GTX 460, the model has become somewhat shorter than its reference-based counterparts, and the three-tube cooling solution used on the previous PowerColor card has also been redesigned; now only two heat pipes help dissipate heat. The graphics processor in the PowerColor HD 5830 1GB GDDR5 V2 has a graphics processor at 800 MHz, 256-bit wide memory at 4000 MHz and Stream Processors at 1120 - a novelty that follows benchmarks.

The product, which will be available from September, will of course support CrossFireX, with one of the DVI, HDMI and DisplayPort outputs on the back.