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Last May, AMD introduced its much delayed Radeon HD 2900 XT at $399. In a highly unexpected move, AMD indicated that it would not be introducing any higher end graphics cards. We discussed this in our original 2900 XT review:

«In another unique move, there is no high end part in AMD’s R600 lineup. The Radeon HD 2900 XT is the highest end graphics card in the lineup and it’s priced at $399. While we appreciate AMD’s intent to keep prices in check, the justification is what we have an issue with. According to AMD, it loses money on high end parts which is why we won’t see anything more expensive than the 2900 XT this time around. The real story is that AMD would lose money on a high end part if it wasn’t competitive, which is why we feel that there’s nothing more expensive than the 2900 XT. It’s not a huge deal because the number of people buying > $399 graphics cards is limited, but before we’ve started the review AMD is already giving up ground to NVIDIA, which isn’t a good sign.»

AMD has since released even more graphics cards, including the competitive Radeon HD 3870 and 3850, but it still lacked a high end offering. The end of 2007 saw a slew of graphics cards released that brought GeForce 8800 GTX performance to the masses at lower price points, but nothing any faster. Considering we have yet to achieve visual perfection in PC games, there’s still a need for even faster hardware.

At the end of last year both AMD and NVIDIA hinted at bringing back multi-GPU cards to help round out the high end. The idea is simple: take two fast GPUs, put them together on a single card and sell them as a single faster video card.

These dual GPU designs are even more important today because of the SLI/CrossFire limitations that exist on various chipsets. With few exceptions, you can’t run SLI on anything other than a NVIDIA chipset; and unless you’re running an AMD or Intel chipset, you can’t run CrossFire. These self-contained SLI/CrossFire graphics cards will work on anything however.

AMD is the first out of the gates with the Radeon HD 3870 X2, based on what AMD is calling its R680 GPU. Despite the codename, the product name tells the entire story: the Radeon HD 3870 X2 is made up of two 3870s on a single card.

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The card is long, measuring 10.5″ it’s the same length as a GeForce 8800 GTX or Ultra. AMD is particularly proud of its PCB design which is admittedly quite compact despite featuring more than twice the silicon of a single Radeon HD 3870.

On the board we’ve got two 3870 GPUs, separated by a 48-lane PCIe 1.1 bridge (no 2.0 support here guys). Each GPU has 16 lanes going to it, and then the final 16 lanes head directly to the PCIe connector and out to the motherboard’s chipset.

Two RV670 GPUs surround the PCIe bridge chip — Click to Enlarge

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Thanks to the point-to-point nature of the PCI Express interface, that’s all you need for this elegant design to work.

The 3870’s board layout is far simpler (left) than the X2’s (right) thanks to less stringent power requirements and lack of a bridge chip + 2nd GPU — Click to Enlarge

Each GPU has its own 512MB frame buffer, but the power delivery on the board has been reworked to deal with supplying two 3870 GPUs.

The Radeon HD 3870 X2 is built on a 12-layer PCB, compared to the 8-layer design used by the standard 3870. The more layers you have on a PCB the easier routing and ground/power isolation becomes, AMD says that this is the reason it is able to run the GPUs on the X2 faster than on the single GPU board. A standard 3870 runs its GPU at 775MHz, while both GPUs on the X2 run at 825MHz.

Memory speed is reduced however; the Radeon HD 3870 X2 uses slower, more available GDDR3 in order to keep board cost under control. While the standard 3870 uses 2.25GHz data rate GDDR4, the X2 runs its GDDR3 at a 1.8GHz data rate.

The 3870 has 8 x 64MB GDDR4 memory devices on one side of the PCB, the X2 has 4 x 32MB GDDR3 per GPU on each side of the PCB for a total of 16 GDDR3 memory devices, or 1GB of memory total — Click to Enlarge

AMD expects the Radeon HD 3870 X2 to be priced at $449, which is actually cheaper than a pair of 3870s — making it sort of a bargain high end product. We reviewed so many sub-$300 cards at the end of last year that we were a bit put off by the $500 pricetag at first; then we remembered how things used to be, and it seems that the 3870 X2 will be the beginning of a return to normalcy in the graphics industry.

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AMD Delivers ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 GPU

AMD today announced the immediate availability of the ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 graphics processor, expanding the visual boundaries of PC entertainment well beyond the 1080P High Definition (HD) threshold. The industry’s first graphics processor to break the Teraflop (one trillion floating point operations per second) barrier, the ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 nearly doubles the performance of the award-winning ATI Radeon HD 3870 introduced in November 2007.

Through an elegant yet aggressive design, the 55 nanometer process-based ATI Radeon 3870 X2 combines two ATI Radeon HD 3870s on a single graphics board, connected through integrated CrossFire technology. ATI Radeon 3870 X2 is also the first performance-leadership graphics product in the world to support Microsoft’s upcoming DirectX 10.1 technology. The ATI Radeon 3870 X2 delivers a new class of price and performance leadership with unbelievable enthusiast value at a suggested retail price of US $449.

This launch follows on the success of the recently released ATI Radeon HD 3400 and ATI Radeon HD 3600 series graphics products, completing a comprehensive portfolio of next-generation 55nm GPUs that deliver unparalleled price, performance and energy efficiency from entry-level to performance-leadership class products.

“PC gaming enthusiasts demand the ultimate in performance and scalability for their HD gaming experience and the ATI Radeon 3870 X2 sets the standard by which all should be compared in this segment,” said Rick Bergman, senior vice president and general manager, Graphics Product Group, AMD. “With this launch we reaffirm our commitment to enthusiast performance leadership and send a clear message that the ATI Radeon 3870 X2 is the new gold standard of the PC gaming world.”

With the upcoming introduction of Microsoft’s DirectX 10.1 specification, gamers can expect more realistic gaming environments while developers have access to an increased amount of tools and resources to enhance overall image quality. Through delivering top-to-bottom DirectX 10.1 support, ATI Radeon HD 3000 series users can enjoy a more complete gaming experience now and in the future.

“We’re pleased to see our newest DirectX 10 technology brought to market so soon with the introduction of AMD’s latest enthusiast hardware,” said Kevin Unangst, senior global director of Games for Windows, Microsoft. “One of the greatest advantages of PC gaming is the rapid pace at which the experiences evolve and improve. ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 delivers on the promise of DirectX 10 gaming with significantly improved visuals and enhanced performance.”

ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 will also provide support for ATI CrossFireX, the innovative next-generation AMD multi-GPU technology designed to support up to four GPUs. Software support to enable ATI CrossFireX is planned for late Q1 2008.

With the launch of ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2, AMD continues to support the industry-leading Unified Video Decoder (UVD) and ATI Avivo HD for exceptional platform efficiency and image quality for H.264 and VC-1 high definition content. Enhanced HDMI functionality is also offered via integrated HDCP and audio for HDMI video.

“Alienware prides itself on staying at the forefront of HD gaming innovation so that our brand stands for the best possible experience for our customers,” said Patrick Cooper, director of product group, Alienware. “With the launch of the ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 in our Area-51 ALX CrossFire platform, we can push the boundaries of visual realism one step further and provide enthusiast gamers with the perfect blend of next-generation features, performance and platform efficiency.”

The ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 is the first enthusiast graphics processors to use TSMC’s 55nm process technology. The smooth transition to 55nm has allowed for a 2X increase in performance-per-watt over the previous generation. Through an elegant board design, the ATI Radeon 3870 X2 delivers exceptional acoustics that are roughly equivalent to a single ATI Radeon HD 3870. When combined with ATI PowerPlay technology, the ATI Radeon 3870 X2 delivers exceptional idle power efficiency with the ability to dynamically raise or lower GPU power depending on the usage scenario.

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AMD ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 Review

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• Review Price: £280.00

ATi’s had a rough time of it over the past year or so with every single one of its last generation cards failing to live up to expectations and nVidia’s equivalents consistently beating them on performance. However, with the release of the HD 3870 and HD 3850 at the tail end of last year, ATI looked to be on the up again. With decent performance, unbeatable features, and competitive prices these cards made for a worthwhile alternative to nVidia’s mainstream and enthusiast products.

Unfortunately, while the big money is to be made in these mid-range (£50 – £150) markets, something called the halo effect means that having the fastest card available still has significant influence over the general public’s buying habits. Put simply, if someone hears one company makes the fastest card available, they’re going to assume the other products the company produces are also the fastest in their respective sectors. The fact this mentality is completely ridiculous causes much frustration for manufacturers and journalists alike but there’s nothing we or they can do about it so manufacturers will always seek to gain the performance crown just to convince these people.

The problem for ATI is that modifying or augmenting R670 (the chip at the core of the HD 3870) to make it significantly faster would require a complete redesign of the underlying architecture and for a number of reasons this is something it simply isn’t in the position to do.

An architectural redesign requires a significant investment in research and design and rushing this would cost large amounts of money and potentially lead to mistakes, which would be even more catastrophic than not releasing anything. Also, releasing a completely new chip now would’ve cut into ATI’s plans for its next generation of hardware and potentially disrupted sales of cards based on what would be perceived to be its ‘old’ architecture.

So, if a brand new chip wasn’t the solution, how could ATI leverage its current capabilities to create a single competition-beating graphics card? Simple, it stuck two R670 chips on one card and ran them in Crossfire. The result is called the HD 3870 X2.

The first thing you’ll notice about the X2 is the size of the card. At 265mm in length it is as long as an 8800 GTX or 8800 Ultra and with its standard cooler attached it weighs a colossal 1.023 KGs, which is actually significantly heavier than either of the above nVidia cards.

The reason for the extra weight is mainly due to the extra metal used in the cooling mechanism which, unlike the coolers used on nVidia’s high-end cards, includes a section of heatsink that covers most of the back as well as the front. Also, the front heatsink is considerably longer than anything we’ve seen before and it incorporates a lot of copper, which is heavier than more oft used aluminium.

There’s actually a fair bit of science going on with the stock cooler on this card. According to ATI it has been developed with “enhanced weight management” in mind, which is a term I’m sure you’re all familiar with – no?

Basically what this amounts to is the heatsink uses a combination of copper and aluminium to distribute the weight of the card so the extreme length of the card doesn’t lead to it pulling itself out its PCI-E slot. Whatever it’s called, it seems to work and the card sat secure and happy in our test bed. Of course, the big test will come from mounting it in a tower case, where the card is no longer resting on the motherboard but hanging from the PCI bracket and PCI-E slot. You’ll have to make sure it’s securely screwed in place or we can guarantee you’ll end up with either a snapped PCI-E connector on your card or a PCI-E slot ripped from your motherboard.

Like most large graphics cards, the X2 uses a centrifugal fan to suck air from inside the case and blow it over the heatsinks and out the back of the card. As we would have expected, it performed very well, remaining reasonably quiet when under load and to all intents and purposes becoming silent when the card was idling.

One last note on the cooler, we’ve seen at least one card partner going a completely different route to the ATI stock cooler by removing the heatsink on the back and replacing the single exhaust fan with two fans that blow down onto the card. We’ve given this card a quick run through (expect a full review soon) and these changes don’t seem to affect performance but they have made the card considerably lighter, which is no bad thing.

So, finely we come to the all important testing, which this time is a bit different to usual. Bearing in mind the previous page’s caveats about how this card is likely to perform we have extended our game testing just this once to include five of our favourite games of the last year or so. It’s not a comprehensive list and there’s every chance you may find a game that doesn’t play nice with the X2, but we reckon if it can get through our extended list of titles it shows the X2 is well on its way to being a viable solution.

New to the table are Bioshock (our Game Of The Year), The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, World In Conflict, Call Of Duty 4, and Supreme Commander. Each game is run at three resolutions – 1,680 x 1,050, 1,920 x 1,200, and 2,560 x 1,600 – with anisotropic filtering set to 16x and multi-sampling transparency anti-aliasing turned on. Due to time constraints we’ve only tested at two full screen anti-aliasing settings – off and 4x – where applicable but we feel that should be enough to demonstrate things nicely.

We used a combination of in-game benchmarks and manual run-throughs, using FRAPs, to record results and each setting was repeated three times and the average taken, to ensure a fair and accurate final figure.

As can clearly be seen, the X2 and 8800 Ultra take turns in claiming top spot with the Ultra probably just coming in ahead overall. What’s important to note, though, is how relatively small the increase in performance from the single 3870 to the X2 is for many of the games. Sure there’s a good 50% increase for most games but considering the card contains twice the processing power it’s reasonable to hope for more.

This is potentially both a good and a bad thing as it means there could still be performance to be gleaned from the card through a bit more optimisation. On the flip side, however, this could be as good as it gets, in which case it’s difficult to recommend the HD 3870 X2 on performance alone, which is why it’s lucky for ATI we also take into account price in our evaluation.

With 8800 Ultras still demanding the best part of £400, the HD 3870 X2 is actually a good wedge cheaper – certainly there’s enough of a saving to buy yourself a couple of games. This brings it more in line with the 8800 GTX which, although not tested in all these games, is generally around ten percent slower than the Ultra in any given game. With this in mind, the HD 3870 X2 suddenly becomes a much more tempting proposition. Moreover, the extra multimedia functionality of the X2 certainly puts it ahead of either the GTX or Ultra.

That said, we still wouldn’t out and out recommend you go out and buy the HD 3870 X2 because there’s just a nagging doubt in the back of our minds that, no matter how much ATI assures us, driver support for the latest and greatest games or for more obscure titles is going to be slow to arrive, if it ever does. Sure, if you have a spare £300, you are in the market for a graphics card, and you don’t already have a 8800 GTX or 8800 Ultra, then the X2 would be a good purchase but if you’re a bit hard up, it’s probably not worth losing any limbs over.

”’Verdict”’

The ATI HD3870 X2 is probably the most convincing example of multi-GPU on a single card we’ve ever seen with it often beating the long standing performance champion, the nVidia 8800 Ultra. However the heavy reliance on after market support and co-operation from games and driver developers means there’s always going to be the risk the latest games won’t play nice with this card. So, for that reason we can’t unreservedly recommend it.

Before we move onto how the HD 3870 X2 performs, we should really talk a bit more about the merits of this whole multi GPU idea because although multi-GPU solutions have been around for a long time they’ve never really managed to convince completely, at least perhaps up until now.

We’ve seen a number of dual GPU graphics cards come and go over the years but they’ve seldom stuck around for long, been readily available, or used particularly elegant designs. However, it’s none of these issues that have been the real sticking point of dual (or multi) GPU solutions. No, the real killer is the variable nature of their performance.

(centre)”The nVidia GeForce 7950 GX2 is one of the more successful examples of dual-GPU on one card. ”(/centre)
The problem is that for a multi GPU solution to work properly you need software – both drivers and games – to support it. If that support isn’t there, at best performance will only equal what you’d get using a single card and at worst it could actually make performance worse than a single card or even cause the game to not work at all.

Now, these issues can and generally are all fixed eventually but it can take weeks or even months for new drivers or game patches to be released and, if you’ve just spent a few hundred pounds on a new graphics card, having to wait even a week is not going to sit well.

(centre)”Can the AMD ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 prove to be a reliable multi-GPU solution?”(/centre)
Of course, ATI has promised that supporting the X2 will be of utmost priority with ever more co-development work being put in to ensure games work properly straight out of the box. Moreover, it has also been suggested that multiple GPU is here to stay and we will be seeing single card-multi GPU solutions more and more often as both nVidia and ATI look for more ways to push the performance envelope. So, hopefully multi-GPU compatibility issues will be a thing of the past.

All we know today though is that performance will vary wildly depending on what games (or other programs, for that matter) you’re running. During our testing we encountered problems with both Call Of Duty 4 and Enemy Territory: Quake Wars and, although we eventually got figures that looked correct, it took a fair amount of toing and froing with ATI and tinkering with our test system to get to that stage and even then the performance was mediocre at best. More to the point though, we had no such problems with any of the single cards.

Ultimately, whether you’re willing to take the risk depends on your gaming habits. If you’re the type that wants the latest games the day they’re released then there’s a very real chance, the HD 3870 X2 may not deliver the performance you expect immediately. On the other hand, if you’re a bit more relaxed about your gaming and are willing to wait a while for new drivers or game patches, if they’re needed, then the HD 3870 X2 will suit you fine.

As the cores that power the HD 3870 X2 are exactly the same as those used in the HD 3870, we won’t talk in detail about the features to be found therein. However, we will just reiterate that, by virtue of it using two R670s, the R680 (as the HD 3870 X2 is codenamed) features 640 stream processors split into 10 clusters of 64 and also has 32 texture units and 32 render output units (ROPs). It also incorporates all the new PowerPlay power saving features, although inevitably it still consumes about twice the power of a single HD3870 at any given load level, resulting in it being the most power hungry card we’ve ever tested when under full load.

Also present are all the new multimedia capabilities that were added to the HD 3870. So you get full acceleration of HD video playback and all the image enhancement techniques as well as HDCP compliant outputs so you can play protected HD content like commercial Blu-ray and HD-DVD discs on your computer.

The cores run slightly faster than on the single HD 3870, seeing an increase of 50MHz from 775MHz to 825MHz so even if Crossfire is having trouble, you should at least get an extra frame or two per second over a single card. Aside from that, though, it really is just what you’d expect from two R670s bolted together.

In contrast to the increase in core clock speed, ATI has swapped the faster GDDR4 (2.25GHz) memory of the HD 3870 and replaced it with slower GDDR3 (1.8GHz) for the X2. Although no reason was given for the switch, it’s reasonable to assume that memory bandwidth isn’t a limiting factor and using slower memory could save ATI some money on what is already an expensive card.

Taking a look at the PCB, we can see nestling inbetween the two graphics cores is an additional chip. This is a PCI-Express bridge that controls the communication between the two GPUs. This communication would normally be performed across the motherboards PCI-E bus, which is where all this who ha about numbers of PCI-E lanes on motherboards comes from – the more you have, the faster graphics cards can communicate. By keeping all this communication onboard, the X2 bypasses any limitations the motherboard may have.

Along the top edge of the PCB is a Crossfire connector that can be used to join two of these cards for quad Crossfire or couple an X2 with a regular HD 3870 for three-way Crossfire. Unfortunately, drivers for neither of these configurations are yet available so we’ll have to wait a while to see how this performs.

Output configuration is standard fair with two dual-link DVI sockets and TV-out available on the back plate. However, without wishing to steal our own thunder too much, the aforementioned partner card has included four DVI outputs so if quad monitor setups are your thing, variants on the HD 3870 X2 could be the thing to look for.

One strange difference between this card and all similarly large cards is the orientation of the two auxiliary power connectors on the top edge. Just as with the HD 2900 XT, the card requires two six-pin PCI-E power connectors to run properly, and for overclocking you should use one six-pin and one eight-pin connector. The odd thing about the reference connectors, though, is that, rather than facing the connectors upwards, where they’re easy to reach when installed in a case, ATI has chosen to mount them perpendicular to the PCB. In our experience this makes it more difficult to attach and remove the power cables, particularly if you’re using two of these cards at once.

Fortunately, once again the great unmentionable partner card (ok, it’s made by ASUS) shows that ATI’s board partners really are willing to tread a different path to that dictated by ATI as they’ve oriented the power connectors in the conventional way.

Score in detail

• Value 7

• Features 9

• Performance 8

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Remember that honkin’ ATI graphics card we showed you at CES? The one that was 1,000 times as fast as a Cray-1? Well, it’s official, making its debut today as the $450 ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2. It’s the first GPU to break the teraflop barrier, and is nearly double the performance of the HD 3870 you spent all your money on back in November. Press release with technical details after jump. [Product Page]

AMD Delivers Enthusiast Performance Leadership(1) with the Introduction of the ATI Radeon(TM) HD 3870 X2

— Industry’s First Teraflop Consumer Graphics Card Redefines High-Definition Performance for 1080P Gaming and beyond —
SUNNYVALE, Calif. —(Business Wire)— Jan. 28, 2008 AMD (NYSE:AMD) today announced the immediate availability of the ATI Radeon(TM) HD 3870 X2 graphics processor, expanding the visual boundaries of PC entertainment well beyond the 1080P High Definition (HD) threshold. The industry’s first graphics processor to break the Teraflop (one trillion floating point operations per second) barrier, the ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 nearly doubles the performance of the award-winning ATI Radeon(TM) HD 3870 introduced in November 2007. (2)

Through an elegant yet aggressive design, the 55 nanometer process-based ATI Radeon 3870 X2 combines two ATI Radeon HD 3870s on a single graphics board, connected through integrated CrossFire(TM) technology. ATI Radeon 3870 X2 is also the first performance-leadership graphics product in the world to support Microsoft’s upcoming DirectX(R) 10.1 technology. The ATI Radeon 3870 X2 delivers a new class of price and performance leadership with unbelievable enthusiast value at a suggested retail price of US $449.

This launch follows on the success of the recently released ATI Radeon(TM) HD 3400 and ATI Radeon(TM) HD 3600 series graphics products, completing a comprehensive portfolio of next-generation 55nm GPUs that deliver unparalleled price, performance and energy efficiency from entry-level to performance-leadership class products.

«PC gaming enthusiasts demand the ultimate in performance and scalability for their HD gaming experience and the ATI Radeon 3870 X2 sets the standard by which all should be compared in this segment,» said Rick Bergman, senior vice president and general manager, Graphics Product Group, AMD. «With this launch we reaffirm our commitment to enthusiast performance leadership and send a clear message that the ATI Radeon 3870 X2 is the new gold standard of the PC gaming world.»

Ultimate Performance

With the upcoming introduction of Microsoft’s DirectX 10.1 specification, gamers can expect more realistic gaming environments while developers have access to an increased amount of tools and resources to enhance overall image quality. Through delivering top-to-bottom DirectX 10.1 support, ATI Radeon HD 3000 series users can enjoy a more complete gaming experience now and in the future.

«We’re pleased to see our newest DirectX 10 technology brought to market so soon with the introduction of AMD’s latest enthusiast hardware,» said Kevin Unangst, senior global director of Games for Windows, Microsoft. «One of the greatest advantages of PC gaming is the rapid pace at which the experiences evolve and improve. ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 delivers on the promise of DirectX 10 gaming with significantly improved visuals and enhanced performance. «

ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 will also provide support for ATI CrossFireX(TM), the innovative next-generation AMD multi-GPU technology designed to support up to four GPUs. Software support to enable ATI CrossFireX is planned for late Q1 2008.

Ultimate HD Experiences

With the launch of ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2, AMD continues to support the industry-leading Unified Video Decoder (UVD) and ATI Avivo(TM) HD for exceptional platform efficiency and image quality for H.264 and VC-1 high definition content. Enhanced HDMI functionality is also offered via integrated HDCP and audio for HDMI video.

«Alienware prides itself on staying at the forefront of HD gaming innovation so that our brand stands for the best possible experience for our customers,» said Patrick Cooper, director of product group, Alienware. «With the launch of the ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 in our Area-51 ALX CrossFire platform, we can push the boundaries of visual realism one step further and provide enthusiast gamers with the perfect blend of next-generation features, performance and platform efficiency. «

Ultimate Efficiency

The ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 is the first enthusiast graphics processors to use TSMC’s 55nm process technology. The smooth transition to 55nm has allowed for a 2X increase in performance-per-watt over the previous generation. Through an elegant board design, the ATI Radeon 3870 X2 delivers exceptional acoustics that are roughly equivalent to a single ATI Radeon HD 3870. When combined with ATI PowerPlay(TM) technology, the ATI Radeon 3870 X2 delivers exceptional idle power efficiency with the ability to dynamically raise or lower GPU power depending on the usage scenario.

The ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 launches with broad availability and ecosystem support from AMD’s Add-in-Board (AIB) and Systems Integrators (SI) partners. AIB partners building boards based on the ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 include Asus, ASK, Club3D, Diamond Multimedia, HIS, ITC, Jetway, MSI, Sapphire, Triplex, Tul and Visiontek. Systems integrators launching ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 series include ABS, Alienware, Canada Computers, CyberPower, Falcon-Northwest, iBUYPOWER, Maingear, Systemax and Velocity Micro.

About AMD

Advanced Micro Devices (NYSE:AMD) is a leading global provider of innovative processing solutions in the computing, graphics and consumer electronics markets. AMD is dedicated to driving open innovation, choice and industry growth by delivering superior customer-centric solutions that empower consumers and businesses worldwide. For more information, visit http://www.amd.com.

(1) Performance comparisons using ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 versus NVIDIA 8800 Ultra using 3D Mark 2006, Supreme Commander, Call of Juarez, BioShock and Unreal Tournament 3 at 2560X1600 on AMD Phenom 2.6GHz CPU, AMD 790FX chipset, 2GB DDR2-800, Windows VISTA 64bit and ATI Catalyst display driver v. 8.45

(2) Performance comparisons of ATI Radeon HD 3870 versus ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 using 3D Mark 2006, Supreme Commander and Unreal Tournament 3 at 2560X1600 on AMD Phenom 2.6GHz CPU, AMD 790FX chipset, 2GB DDR2-800, Windows VISTA 64bit and ATI Catalyst display driver v. 8.45

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AED — UAE Dirham د.إAFN — Afghan Afghani ؋ALL — Albanian Lek LekAMD — Armenian Dram դրAOA — Angolan Kwanza KzARS — Argentine Peso $AUD — Australian Dollar $AWG — Aruban Florin ƒAZN — Azerbaijani Manat ₼BAM — Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark KMBBD — Barbadian Dollar $BDT — Bangladeshi Taka ৳BGN — Bulgarian Lev lvBHD — Bahraini Dinar .د.بBIF — Burundian Franc FrBMD — Bermudian Dollar $BND — Brunei Dollar $BOB — Bolivian Boliviano $bBRL — Brazilian Real R$BSD — Bahamian Dollar $ BTN — Bhutanese Ngultrum NuBTC — Bitcoin ɃBWP — Botswana Pula PBYR — Belarusian Ruble BrBZD — Belize Dollar $CAD — Canadian Dollar $CDF — Congolese Franc FrCHF — Swiss Franc FrCLP — Chilean Peso $CNY — Chinese Yuan ¥RMB — Chinese Yuan Renminbi ¥COP — Colombian Peso $CRC — Costa Rican Colón ₡CUP — Cuban Convertible Peso $CVE — Cape Verdean Escudo $CZK — Czech Koruna KčDJF — Djiboutian Franc FrDKK — Danish Krone krDOP — Dominican Peso $DZD — Algerian Dinar د. جEGP — Egyptian pound ج .مERN — Eritrean nakfa NfkETB — Ethiopian birr BrEUR — Euro €FJD — Fijian Dollar $FKP — Falkland Islands pound £GBP — British Pound Sterling £GEL — Georgian Lari ლGHS — Ghana Cedi ₵GMD — Gambian Dalasi DGNF — Guinean Franc FrGTQ — Guatemalan Quetzal QGYD — Guyanese Dollar $ HKD — Hong Kong Dollar $HNL — Honduran Lempira LHRK — Croatian Kuna knHTG — Haitian Gourde GHUF — Hungarian Forint FtIDR — Indonesian Rupiah RpILS — Israeli New Shekel ₪IMP — Manx pound £INR — Indian Rupee ₹IQD — Iraqi Dinar ع.دIRR — Iranian Rial ﷼ISK — Icelandic Króna krJEP — Jersey Pound £JMD — Jamaican Dollar $JOD — Jordanian Dinar د.اJPY — Japanese Yen ¥KES — Kenyan Shilling ShKGS — Kyrgyzstani Som lvKHR — Cambodian Riel ៛KMF — Comorian Franc FrKPW — North Korean Won ₩KRW — South Korean Won ₩KWD — Kuwaiti Dinar د.كKYD — Cayman Islands Dollar $KZT — Kazakhstani Tenge ₸LAK — Lao Kip ₭LBP — Lebanese Pound ل.لLKR — Sri Lankan Rupee RsLRD — Liberian Dollar $LSL — Lesotho Loti LLTL — Lithuanian Litas LtLVL — Latvian Lats LsLYD — Libyan Dinar ل. دMA D — Moroccan Dirham د.م.MDL — Moldovan Leu LMGA — Malagasy ariary ArMKD — Macedonian denar denMMK — Burmese kyat KsMNT — Mongolian tögrög ₮MOP — Macanese pataca PMRO — Mauritanian ouguiya UMMUR — Mauritian rupee RsMVR — Maldivian rufiyaa .UTMWKcha — Malawian kwa MKMXN — Mexican peso $MYR — Malaysian ringgit MRMZN — Mozambican metical MTNAD — Namibian Dollar $NGN — Nigerian naira ₦NIO — Nicaraguan córdoba C$NOK — Norwegian krone krNPR — Nepalese rupee RsNZD — New Zealand Dollar $OMR — Omani rial ر.ع .PAB — Panamanian balboa B/.PEN — Peruvian nuevo sol S/.PGK — Papua New Guinean kina KPHP — Philippine peso ₱PKR — Pakistani rupee RsPLN — Polish zloty złPRB — Transnistrian ruble .PYG — Paraguayan guaraní ₲QAR — Qatari riyal ر.قRON — Romanian leu LRSD — Serbian dinar RsSDG — Sudanese Pound ج.س.SEK ​​- Swedish krona krSGD — Singapore Dollar $SHP — Saint Helena pound £SLL — Si erra Leonean leone LeSOS — Somali shilling ShSRD — Surinamese Dollar $SSP — South Sudanese pound £STD — São Tomé and Príncipe dobra DbSVC — Salvadoran colón ₡SYP — Syrian pound £SZL — Swazi lilangeni LTHB — Thai baht ฿TJS — Tajikistani somoni SMTMT — Turkmenistan manat mTND — Tunisian dinar د. تTOP — Tongan pa?anga T$TRY — Turkish lira ₺TTD — Trinidad and Tobago Dollar $TWD — New Taiwan Dollar $TZS — Tanzanian shilling ShUAH — Ukrainian hryvnia ₴UGX — Ugandan Shilling ShUSD — US Dollar $UYU — Uruguayan Peso $UZS — Uzbekistani som lvVEF — Venezuelan bolívar BsVND — Vietnamese d?ng ₫VUV — Vanuatu vatu VtWST — Samoan tala TXAF — Central African CFA franc FrXCD — East Caribbean Dollar $XOF — West African CFA franc FrXPF — CFP franc FrYER — Yemeni rial ﷼ZAR — South African Rand RZMW — Zambian kwacha ZKZWL — Zimbabwean Dollar $

AED — UAE Dirham د.إAFN — Afghan Afghani ؋ALL — Albanian Lek LekAMD — Armenian Dram դրAOA — Angolan Kwanza KzARS — Argentine Peso $AUD — Australian Dollar $AWG — Aruban Florin ƒAZN — Azerbaijani Manat ₼BAM — Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark KMBBD — Barbadian Dollar $BDT — Bangladeshi Taka ৳BGN — Bulgarian Lev lvBHD — Bahraini Dinar .د.بBIF — Burundian Franc FrBMD — Bermudian Dollar $BND — Brunei Dollar $BOB — Bolivian Boliviano $bBRL — Brazilian Real R$BSD — Bahamian Dollar $ BTN — Bhutanese Ngultrum NuBTC — Bitcoin ɃBWP — Botswana Pula PBYR — Belarusian Ruble BrBZD — Belize Dollar $CAD — Canadian Dollar $CDF — Congolese Franc FrCHF — Swiss Franc FrCLP — Chilean Peso $CNY — Chinese Yuan ¥RMB — Chinese Yuan Renminbi ¥COP — Colombian Peso $CRC — Costa Rican Colón ₡CUP — Cuban Convertible Peso $CVE — Cape Verdean Escudo $CZK — Czech Koruna KčDJF — Djiboutian Franc FrDKK — Danish Krone krDOP — Dominican Peso $DZD — Algerian Dinar د. جEGP — Egyptian pound ج .مERN — Eritrean nakfa NfkETB — Ethiopian birr BrEUR — Euro €FJD — Fijian Dollar $FKP — Falkland Islands pound £GBP — British Pound Sterling £GEL — Georgian Lari ლGHS — Ghana Cedi ₵GMD — Gambian Dalasi DGNF — Guinean Franc FrGTQ — Guatemalan Quetzal QGYD — Guyanese Dollar $ HKD — Hong Kong Dollar $HNL — Honduran Lempira LHRK — Croatian Kuna knHTG — Haitian Gourde GHUF — Hungarian Forint FtIDR — Indonesian Rupiah RpILS — Israeli New Shekel ₪IMP — Manx pound £INR — Indian Rupee ₹IQD — Iraqi Dinar ع.دIRR — Iranian Rial ﷼ISK — Icelandic Króna krJEP — Jersey Pound £JMD — Jamaican Dollar $JOD — Jordanian Dinar د.اJPY — Japanese Yen ¥KES — Kenyan Shilling ShKGS — Kyrgyzstani Som lvKHR — Cambodian Riel ៛KMF — Comorian Franc FrKPW — North Korean Won ₩KRW — South Korean Won ₩KWD — Kuwaiti Dinar د.كKYD — Cayman Islands Dollar $KZT — Kazakhstani Tenge ₸LAK — Lao Kip ₭LBP — Lebanese Pound ل.لLKR — Sri Lankan Rupee RsLRD — Liberian Dollar $LSL — Lesotho Loti LLTL — Lithuanian Litas LtLVL — Latvian Lats LsLYD — Libyan Dinar ل. دMA D — Moroccan Dirham د.م.MDL — Moldovan Leu LMGA — Malagasy ariary ArMKD — Macedonian denar denMMK — Burmese kyat KsMNT — Mongolian tögrög ₮MOP — Macanese pataca PMRO — Mauritanian ouguiya UMMUR — Mauritian rupee RsMVR — Maldivian rufiyaa .UTMWKcha — Malawian kwa MKMXN — Mexican peso $MYR — Malaysian ringgit MRMZN — Mozambican metical MTNAD — Namibian Dollar $NGN — Nigerian naira ₦NIO — Nicaraguan córdoba C$NOK — Norwegian krone krNPR — Nepalese rupee RsNZD — New Zealand Dollar $OMR — Omani rial ر.ع .PAB — Panamanian balboa B/.PEN — Peruvian nuevo sol S/.PGK — Papua New Guinean kina KPHP — Philippine peso ₱PKR — Pakistani rupee RsPLN — Polish zloty złPRB — Transnistrian ruble .PYG — Paraguayan guaraní ₲QAR — Qatari riyal ر.قRON — Romanian leu LRSD — Serbian dinar RsSDG — Sudanese Pound ج.س.SEK ​​- Swedish krona krSGD — Singapore Dollar $SHP — Saint Helena pound £SLL — Si erra Leonean leone LeSOS — Somali shilling ShSRD — Surinamese Dollar $SSP — South Sudanese pound £STD — São Tomé and Príncipe dobra DbSVC — Salvadoran colón ₡SYP — Syrian pound £SZL — Swazi lilangeni LTHB — Thai baht ฿TJS — Tajikistani somoni SMTMT — Turkmenistan manat mTND — Tunisian dinar د. تTOP — Tongan pa?anga T$TRY — Turkish lira ₺TTD — Trinidad and Tobago Dollar $TWD — New Taiwan Dollar $TZS — Tanzanian shilling ShUAH — Ukrainian hryvnia ₴UGX — Ugandan Shilling ShUSD — US Dollar $UYU — Uruguayan Peso $UZS — Uzbekistani som lvVEF — Venezuelan bolívar BsVND — Vietnamese d?ng ₫VUV — Vanuatu vatu VtWST — Samoan tala TXAF — Central African CFA franc FrXCD — East Caribbean Dollar $XOF — West African CFA franc FrXPF — CFP franc FrYER — Yemeni rial ﷼ZAR — South African Rand RZMW — Zambian kwacha ZKZWL — Zimbabwean Dollar $

The fast and reliable converter shows how much you would get when exchanging three thousand, eight hundred and seventy Armenian Dram to Uzbekistani som.
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1 AMD to UZS	=	BGN 26. 83 UZS	1 UZS to AMD	=	AMD 0.04 AMD
5 AMD to UZS	=	lv 134.14 UZS	5 UZS to AMD	=	AMD 0.19 AMD
10 AMD to UZS	=	lv 268.27 UZS	10 UZS to AMD	=	դր 0.37 AMD
20 AMD to UZS	=	BGN 536.55 UZS	USD 20 to AMD	=	դր 0.75 AMD
50 AMD to UZS	=	lv 1341.36 UZS	USD 50 to AMD	=	դր 1. 86 AMD
100 AMD to UZS	=	BGN 2682.73 UZS	USD 100 to AMD	=	դր 3.73 AMD
500 AMD to UZS	=	lv 13413.63 UZS	USD 500 to AMD	=	դր 18.64 AMD
1000 AMD to UZS	=	lv 26827.26 UZS	USD 1000 to AMD	=	դր 37.28 AMD
2000 AMD to UZS	=	lv 53654.52 UZS	2000 UZS to AMD	=	դր 74.55 AMD
4000 AMD to UZS	=	lv 107309. 03 UZS	4000 UZS to AMD	=	դր 149.10 AMD
5000 AMD to UZS	=	lv 134136.29 UZS	USD 5000 to AMD	=	դր 186.38 AMD
10000 AMD to UZS	=	lv 268272.58 UZS	USD 10000 to AMD	=	դր 372.76 AMD

3870 RUB to AMD — Convert ₽3870 Russian ruble to Armenian Dram

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AED — UAE Dirham د. إAFN — Afghan Afghani ؋ALL — Albanian Lek LekAMD — Armenian Dram դրAOA — Angolan Kwanza KzARS — Argentine Peso $AUD — Australian Dollar $AWG — Aruban Florin ƒAZN — Azerbaijani Manat ₼BAM — Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark KMBBD — Barbadian Dollar $BDT — Bangladeshi Taka ৳BGN — Bulgarian Lev lvBHD — Bahraini Dinar .د.بBIF — Burundian Franc FrBMD — Bermudian Dollar $BND — Brunei Dollar $BOB — Bolivian Boliviano $bBRL — Brazilian Real R$BSD — Bahamian Dollar $ BTN — Bhutanese Ngultrum NuBTC — Bitcoin ɃBWP — Botswana Pula PBYR — Belarusian Ruble BrBZD — Belize Dollar $CAD — Canadian Dollar $CDF — Congolese Franc FrCHF — Swiss Franc FrCLP — Chilean Peso $CNY — Chinese Yuan ¥RMB — Chinese Yuan Renminbi ¥COP — Colombian Peso $CRC — Costa Rican Colón ₡CUP — Cuban Convertible Peso $CVE — Cape Verdean Escudo $CZK — Czech Koruna KčDJF — Djiboutian Franc FrDKK — Danish Krone krDOP — Dominican Peso $DZD — Algerian Dinar د.جEGP — Egyptian pound ج .مERN — Eritrean nakfa NfkETB — Ethiopian birr BrEUR — Euro €FJD — Fijian Dollar $FKP — Falkland Islands pound £GBP — British Pound Sterling £GEL — Georgian Lari ლGHS — Ghana Cedi ₵GMD — Gambian Dalasi DGNF — Guinean Franc FrGTQ — Guatemalan Quetzal QGYD — Guyanese Dollar $ HKD — Hong Kong Dollar $HNL — Honduran Lempira LHRK — Croatian Kuna knHTG — Haitian Gourde GHUF — Hungarian Forint FtIDR — Indonesian Rupiah RpILS — Israeli New Shekel ₪IMP — Manx pound £INR — Indian Rupee ₹IQD — Iraqi Dinar ع. دIRR — Iranian Rial ﷼ISK — Icelandic Króna krJEP — Jersey Pound £JMD — Jamaican Dollar $JOD — Jordanian Dinar د.اJPY — Japanese Yen ¥KES — Kenyan Shilling ShKGS — Kyrgyzstani Som lvKHR — Cambodian Riel ៛KMF — Comorian Franc FrKPW — North Korean Won ₩KRW — South Korean Won ₩KWD — Kuwaiti Dinar د.كKYD — Cayman Islands Dollar $KZT — Kazakhstani Tenge ₸LAK — Lao Kip ₭LBP — Lebanese Pound ل.لLKR — Sri Lankan Rupee RsLRD — Liberian Dollar $LSL — Lesotho Loti LLTL — Lithuanian Litas LtLVL — Latvian Lats LsLYD — Libyan Dinar ل.دMA D — Moroccan Dirham د.م.MDL — Moldovan Leu LMGA — Malagasy ariary ArMKD — Macedonian denar denMMK — Burmese kyat KsMNT — Mongolian tögrög ₮MOP — Macanese pataca PMRO — Mauritanian ouguiya UMMUR — Mauritian rupee RsMVR — Maldivian rufiyaa .UTMWKcha — Malawian kwa MKMXN — Mexican peso $MYR — Malaysian ringgit MRMZN — Mozambican metical MTNAD — Namibian Dollar $NGN — Nigerian naira ₦NIO — Nicaraguan córdoba C$NOK — Norwegian krone krNPR — Nepalese rupee RsNZD — New Zealand Dollar $OMR — Omani rial ر. ع .PAB — Panamanian balboa B/.PEN — Peruvian nuevo sol S/.PGK — Papua New Guinean kina KPHP — Philippine peso ₱PKR — Pakistani rupee RsPLN — Polish zloty złPRB — Transnistrian ruble .PYG — Paraguayan guaraní ₲QAR — Qatari riyal ر.قRON — Romanian leu LRSD — Serbian dinar RsSDG — Sudanese Pound ج.س.SEK ​​- Swedish krona krSGD — Singapore Dollar $SHP — Saint Helena pound £SLL — Si erra Leonean leone LeSOS — Somali shilling ShSRD — Surinamese Dollar $SSP — South Sudanese pound £STD — São Tomé and Príncipe dobra DbSVC — Salvadoran colón ₡SYP — Syrian pound £SZL — Swazi lilangeni LTHB — Thai baht ฿TJS — Tajikistani somoni SMTMT — Turkmenistan manat mTND — Tunisian dinar د.تTOP — Tongan pa?anga T$TRY — Turkish lira ₺TTD — Trinidad and Tobago Dollar $TWD — New Taiwan Dollar $TZS — Tanzanian shilling ShUAH — Ukrainian hryvnia ₴UGX — Ugandan Shilling ShUSD — US Dollar $UYU — Uruguayan Peso $UZS — Uzbekistani som lvVEF — Venezuelan bolívar BsVND — Vietnamese d?ng ₫VUV — Vanuatu vatu VtWST — Samoan tala TXAF — Central African CFA franc FrXCD — East Caribbean Dollar $XOF — West African CFA franc FrXPF — CFP franc FrYER — Yemeni rial ﷼ZAR — South African Rand RZMW — Zambian kwacha ZKZWL — Zimbabwean Dollar $

AED — UAE Dirham د. إAFN — Afghan Afghani ؋ALL — Albanian Lek LekAMD — Armenian Dram դրAOA — Angolan Kwanza KzARS — Argentine Peso $AUD — Australian Dollar $AWG — Aruban Florin ƒAZN — Azerbaijani Manat ₼BAM — Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark KMBBD — Barbadian Dollar $BDT — Bangladeshi Taka ৳BGN — Bulgarian Lev lvBHD — Bahraini Dinar .د.بBIF — Burundian Franc FrBMD — Bermudian Dollar $BND — Brunei Dollar $BOB — Bolivian Boliviano $bBRL — Brazilian Real R$BSD — Bahamian Dollar $ BTN — Bhutanese Ngultrum NuBTC — Bitcoin ɃBWP — Botswana Pula PBYR — Belarusian Ruble BrBZD — Belize Dollar $CAD — Canadian Dollar $CDF — Congolese Franc FrCHF — Swiss Franc FrCLP — Chilean Peso $CNY — Chinese Yuan ¥RMB — Chinese Yuan Renminbi ¥COP — Colombian Peso $CRC — Costa Rican Colón ₡CUP — Cuban Convertible Peso $CVE — Cape Verdean Escudo $CZK — Czech Koruna KčDJF — Djiboutian Franc FrDKK — Danish Krone krDOP — Dominican Peso $DZD — Algerian Dinar د.جEGP — Egyptian pound ج .مERN — Eritrean nakfa NfkETB — Ethiopian birr BrEUR — Euro €FJD — Fijian Dollar $FKP — Falkland Islands pound £GBP — British Pound Sterling £GEL — Georgian Lari ლGHS — Ghana Cedi ₵GMD — Gambian Dalasi DGNF — Guinean Franc FrGTQ — Guatemalan Quetzal QGYD — Guyanese Dollar $ HKD — Hong Kong Dollar $HNL — Honduran Lempira LHRK — Croatian Kuna knHTG — Haitian Gourde GHUF — Hungarian Forint FtIDR — Indonesian Rupiah RpILS — Israeli New Shekel ₪IMP — Manx pound £INR — Indian Rupee ₹IQD — Iraqi Dinar ع. دIRR — Iranian Rial ﷼ISK — Icelandic Króna krJEP — Jersey Pound £JMD — Jamaican Dollar $JOD — Jordanian Dinar د.اJPY — Japanese Yen ¥KES — Kenyan Shilling ShKGS — Kyrgyzstani Som lvKHR — Cambodian Riel ៛KMF — Comorian Franc FrKPW — North Korean Won ₩KRW — South Korean Won ₩KWD — Kuwaiti Dinar د.كKYD — Cayman Islands Dollar $KZT — Kazakhstani Tenge ₸LAK — Lao Kip ₭LBP — Lebanese Pound ل.لLKR — Sri Lankan Rupee RsLRD — Liberian Dollar $LSL — Lesotho Loti LLTL — Lithuanian Litas LtLVL — Latvian Lats LsLYD — Libyan Dinar ل.دMA D — Moroccan Dirham د.م.MDL — Moldovan Leu LMGA — Malagasy ariary ArMKD — Macedonian denar denMMK — Burmese kyat KsMNT — Mongolian tögrög ₮MOP — Macanese pataca PMRO — Mauritanian ouguiya UMMUR — Mauritian rupee RsMVR — Maldivian rufiyaa .UTMWKcha — Malawian kwa MKMXN — Mexican peso $MYR — Malaysian ringgit MRMZN — Mozambican metical MTNAD — Namibian Dollar $NGN — Nigerian naira ₦NIO — Nicaraguan córdoba C$NOK — Norwegian krone krNPR — Nepalese rupee RsNZD — New Zealand Dollar $OMR — Omani rial ر. ع .PAB — Panamanian balboa B/.PEN — Peruvian nuevo sol S/.PGK — Papua New Guinean kina KPHP — Philippine peso ₱PKR — Pakistani rupee RsPLN — Polish zloty złPRB — Transnistrian ruble .PYG — Paraguayan guaraní ₲QAR — Qatari riyal ر.قRON — Romanian leu LRSD — Serbian dinar RsSDG — Sudanese Pound ج.س.SEK ​​- Swedish krona krSGD — Singapore Dollar $SHP — Saint Helena pound £SLL — Si erra Leonean leone LeSOS — Somali shilling ShSRD — Surinamese Dollar $SSP — South Sudanese pound £STD — São Tomé and Príncipe dobra DbSVC — Salvadoran colón ₡SYP — Syrian pound £SZL — Swazi lilangeni LTHB — Thai baht ฿TJS — Tajikistani somoni SMTMT — Turkmenistan manat mTND — Tunisian dinar د.تTOP — Tongan pa?anga T$TRY — Turkish lira ₺TTD — Trinidad and Tobago Dollar $TWD — New Taiwan Dollar $TZS — Tanzanian shilling ShUAH — Ukrainian hryvnia ₴UGX — Ugandan Shilling ShUSD — US Dollar $UYU — Uruguayan Peso $UZS — Uzbekistani som lvVEF — Venezuelan bolívar BsVND — Vietnamese d?ng ₫VUV — Vanuatu vatu VtWST — Samoan tala TXAF — Central African CFA franc FrXCD — East Caribbean Dollar $XOF — West African CFA franc FrXPF — CFP franc FrYER — Yemeni rial ﷼ZAR — South African Rand RZMW — Zambian kwacha ZKZWL — Zimbabwean Dollar $

The fast and reliable converter shows how much you would get when exchanging three thousand, eight hundred and seventy Russian ruble to Armenian Dram.
Converter X provides up-to-date exchange rates on global currencies based on Open Exchange Rates. Check out the market overview
for even more real-time currency quotes or try to apply technical analysis tools on interactive charts.

Conversion from Russian ruble to Armenian Dram

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AMD

1 RUB to AMD	=	դր 6.94 AMD	1 AMD to RUB	=	₽ 0.14 RUB
5 RUB to AMD	=	դր 34.70 AMD	5 AMD to RUB	=	RUB 0.72 RUB
10 RUB to AMD	=	դր 69. 40 AMD	10 AMD to RUB	=	RUB 1.44 RUB
20 RUB to AMD	=	դր 138.80 AMD	20 USD to RUB	=	RUB 2.88 RUB
AMD	=	AMD 347.01 AMD	50 AMD to RUB	=	RUB 7.20 RUB
100 RUB to AMD	=	դր 694.02 AMD	100 AMD to RUB	=	RUB 14.41 RUB
500 RUB to AMD	=	դր 3470.10 AMD	500 AMD to RUB	=	RUB 72. 04 RUB
1000 RUB to AMD	=	AMD 6940.21 AMD	1000 AMD to RUB	=	RUB 144.09 RUB
	=	դր 13880.41 AMD	2000 AMD to RUB	=	RUB 288.18 RUB
AMD	=	AMD 27760.83 AMD	4000 AMD to RUB	=	RUB 576.35 RUB
AMD	=	AMD 34701.04 AMD	5000 AMD to RUB	=	RUB 720.44 RUB
AMD	=	դր 69402. 07 AMD	10000 AMD to RUB	=	RUB 1440.88 RUB

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4800GeForce 4 Ti 4800-SEGeForce 4 Ti 4200-8xGeForce 4 Ti 4600GeForce 4 Ti 4400GeForce 4 Ti 4200GeForce 4 MX 4000GeForce 4 MX 440-8x / 480GeForce 4 MX 460GeForce 4 MX 440GeForce 4 MX 440-SEGeForce 4 MX 420GeForce 3 Ti500GeForce 3 Ti200GeForce 3GeForce 2 Ti VXGeForce 2 TitaniumGeForce 2 UltraGeForce 2 PROGeForce 2 GTSGeForce 2 MX 400GeForce 2 MX 200GeForce 2 MXGeForce 256 DDRGeForce 256Riva TNT 2 UltraRiva TNT 2 PRORiva TNT 2Riva TNT 2 M64Riva TNT 2 Vanta LTRiva TNT 2 VantaRiva TNTRiva 128 ZXRiva 128 You can simultaneously select up to 10 video cards by holding Ctrl Reviews of video cards ATI Radeon HD 3870: Large testing of low-end graphics cards, including the new Radeon HD 4650, Radeon HD 4670 and GeForce 9600GSO 512MB 128 bit Palit HD3870 512MB DDR3 Overclocking and volt mod Radeon HD 3870. 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