Powercolor presents the Radeon Devil 13 Dual Core 390 with dual graphics processors

While AMD is filing on the launch of the smallest Radeon R9 Nano, the manufacturer Powercolor sees an opportunity to go the other way and introduce a new graphics card in giant format. This is a new incarnation of the worsting model Devil 13, which now takes the step to the 300 series with the graphics processor Grenada (Hawaii).

The Radeon Devil 13 Dual Core 390 uses not just one but two graphics processors with a total of 5,120 computing units and 16 GB of memory on two 512-bit memory buses. The graphics processor spins at up to 1 GHz while the memory stays at 5.4 GHz GDDR5.

As the name suggests, the Devil 13 radiator returns with three 90 mm fans and ten heat conduction pipes, which take up a total of three card slots. In addition, there are no less than four 8-pin connectors for the power supply, which allows a total power consumption of as much as 675 W.

To spice up the offer, the graphics card comes in a lavish package together with the gaming mouse Razer Ouroboros to a value of SEK 999 including VAT. The recommended price is 699 euros or the equivalent of 6,600 kronor, but it is still unclear whether the graphics card will appear at Swedish retailers.