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It also does an awful lot of other things, all of them bad, which are fully detailed in the link above. This will easily ruin many legitimate businesses, all on the pretext of 'protecting copyright' from supposed 'financial losses' due to content 'theft'. This is because it hands almost total control of the internet to powerful (read: money) special interest groups, allowing them to shut down websites at the mere whiff of an accusation of 'piracy', however small and however unfounded. This is internet censorship legislation by any other name and anyone that doesn't have a vested interest in it like the big media cartels is against it. Yes, let's get the kiddies in the name of corporate copyright and profit.Īlmost everyone who understands something about technology will have heard of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) ( H.R.3261) currently being debated in the U.S. The USCG quickly unloaded lawsuit claims against 47K members of the unwitting American public, even as Voltage Picture spewed a stream of vitriol suggesting that the children and families of file sharers would hopefully 'end up in jail'.explained DailyTech, putting it very well. The idea was to use the services of the US Copyright Group (USCG) to extract personal subscriber information from ISP's via subpoenas and then send demand letters averaging US $2,000 to hapless victims, with the hope of racking in a grand total of around US $94 million - way more than the film ever made, about US $12.6 million.

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However, their attempt has failed miserably - plus read on for how Voltage Pictures did a little content 'theft' of their very own to make the movie.

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Voltage Pictures, producers of movie Hurt Locker attempted to use a reverse class action tactic to extort hundreds of millions in 'settlement' claims aka extortion demands over alleged 'losses' due to 'piracy' - something that has never and can never, be quantified and proved. Then there are other milder factory overclocked cards apart from the Atomic there's Toxic 3G, and VaporX 3G, both packing impressive out of the box clock speeds.

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While 4 Gbit GDDR5 chips don't exist, we expect Sapphire to be using 24 * 2 Gbit chips on this card, with twelve sets of two chips sharing 32 bit paths. While this card sticks to AMD reference clock speeds, it packs a whopping 6144 MB of video memory, all wired to a single GPU. This card is said to have six mini-DP connectors. The Flex variant typically features a flexible display output configuration. The other card that caught our eyes is codenamed 'FLEX 6G'. It packs blistering clock speeds of 1335 MHz core, with 5735 MHz (1433 MHz actual) memory. One can guess that the 'RX' is an air-cooled card, and the 'WC' a water-cooled one.

Among these, the top-of-the-line cards are codenamed 'Atomic RX' and 'Atomic WC'. To begin with, Sapphire plans no less than six non-reference Radeon HD 7970 models apart from the vanilla AMD reference design card. A confidential company document revealing the non-reference models Sapphire has in the works, got leaked to the web, and it is a bundle of surprises. It looks like AMD's claims of HD 7970's extreme overclocking capabilities weren't the usual PR hoopla. There's no word of the pricing or clock speeds. It's not likely that red color PCB will be standard among AIB-branded retail cards, because the HIS and MSI cards pictured by OCUK recently, were found to have black-colored ones. Gigabyte also has a reference-design graphics card, which uses a reference-design cooling assembly, and most likely also a reference design PCB, except that it's colored red. The cooler makes use of a combination of heatsinks and aluminum fin arrays to which heat from the GPU, memory, and VRM is fed by copper heat-pipes, and ventilated by three fans.

Its Ultra Durable VGA+ PCB makes use of 2 oz copper layer for better electrical stability and heat distribution, ferrite-core chokes, low RDS (on) MOSFETs, hand-picked high-performance GDDR5 memory chips, etc. Made by Gigabyte, the GV-R797OC-3GD is a factory-overclocked graphics card, which makes use of a custom Ultra Durable VGA+ PCB by the company, and a custom-design triple-fan WindForce cooler. Here is the first picture of a non-reference design Radeon HD 7970 graphics card.

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