Ati Radeon 3870?

[apple2E]

http://eshop.macsales.com/images/Items/ATI100435928/HD3800macFinal.jpg

http://eshop.macsales.com/images/Items/ATI100435928/133935-ati3870.jpg

http://eshop.macsales.com/item/ATI%20Technologies/100435928/

ATI RADEON 3870 256-bit 512MB GDDR4 16x PCIe Video Card for the Mac Pro with two Dual-Link DVI Ports, supports two 30" displays! Supports HDMI output up to 1920x1080! 1 Year Warranty. (ATI100435928)

Has anyone put this in their Mac Pro?

*EDIT
Forget this thread! DIDN'T SEE THE "SILVER ARROW" ONE!

[Tallest Skil]

Uh... this has been out for almost six months.

SEARCH. THE. FORUMS.

[AdvocateUK]

lol give the guy a break peeps often post before searching and he did edit the post when he found another thread :p

[Tallest Skil]

lol give the guy a break peeps often post before searching...

Which is the opposite of what you are instructed to do in the Forum Rules, which we were all to have read prior to posting.

[SkinnyRaven]

1. "Insults. Direct personal insult of another member, i.e., "You are an idiot." and all the variations. Why? Because this isn't grade school. People should be able to discuss or even dispute other's posts without insulting people. And the only purpose of a post like this is to incite other people. You may dispute somebody's opinion, but not attack/flame the person who stated it. There are a lot of other non-direct-personal insults that won't necessary get you banned instantly, but depending on the context/nature may lead to post editing, post deletion, warnings, or time-outs. They include telling people to shut up, or being extremely or repeatedly rude or sarcastic. Bottom line -- don't try to tick off others. Although we do not read Private Messages sent between forum members, the rules for appropriate and inappropriate content apply to them as well."

[Semiopaque]

Which is the opposite of what you are instructed to do in the Forum Rules, which we were all to have read prior to posting.

From my experience, forum rules are generally one of the least read documents ever created taking second only to all software EULAs, of course.