A unique graphics card featuring four GPUs on a single PCB has surfaced online, shared by user GOK on X. The hardware utilizes four Polaris 10 Pro chips, each paired with 8GB of memory for a massive 32GB total capacity.
The board includes a central chip to link the four GPUs and features a PCI-e connector with eight lines. Power is supplied via four 8-pin connectors, offering a theoretical 600W. Each GPU maintains 2048 shaders, 32 ROPs, and a 1206 MHz boost frequency.
This specialized hardware configuration deviates from standard RX 470 specs, which typically use a PCI Express 3.0 x16 interface. Despite the quad-GPU setup and high power draw, the card only features a single HDMI output for display connectivity.