Cool, it will have 64 and 128Mb versions.
I want to see a review of the 128mb version with overclock :D
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Cool, it will have 64 and 128Mb versions.
I want to see a review of the 128mb version with overclock :D
http://latimes.p2ionline.com/shoppin...=1867043&pop=1
rx780 mobo + phenom 9500 $200 !!
Sorry thats not AMD RS780 board ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by KoHaN69
Well actually only 7300GS is the real budget Card based on G72. 7300GT is actually based on the 12pipe G73 chip with 4 deactivated, what makes still 8 pipes. Far from a Budget Card, its a mainstreampart, sometimes even faster than lower clocked 7600GS.Quote:
Originally Posted by Calmatory
They brought the GT as a interim Solution because of strong competition from the x1300pro and xt. but its not a card to make money with since g73 is a expensive mainstreamchip not meant for low end.
U could compare the integrated graphics with G72, but since this has only 4 pipes like 6200 and not 8 like 7300GT ist useless as it will loose out to almost anything.
RS780 is a nice Chipset and it looks a lot smaller than MCP78. Thats a huge plus for AMD since it means its also cheaper for them. I guess that the dedicated Ram feature is pretty good for oems, especially in notebooks as you can build nearly the same sku with or without ram.
From the ocworkbenchtests i conclude that Ram performance with integrated graphics activated is way up. So the GPU doesn't suck much from the system ram, maybe there is some limitation fpor the bandwith which is dedicated to the GPU.
Also the ram interface is really lowcost only 32 bit. thats half of the ultralowend 2400pro. It doesn't take up much transistors or heat, so its not that bad if u don't use it.
AMD uses a mechanism to dedicate 32bit of the main Ram bandwith to the graphics and the 32bit onboard memory doubles that to 64bit (2 channels wide). Thats the same as on a 2400pro. Also if u got 64mb onboard u have a full of 128mb 64 bit graphics ram. If u solder 128mb on the board u already have 256mb which should be more than enough for the power the chip has. U don't need more since the Chip doesn't handel higher tecture grades.
I bet notebook manufacturers will love this Chipset. Now AMD should hurry with its griffin and they have a good team. If they can't defeat Intel in the highend wuadcore market they need to fight where it hurts Intel the most - in the Notebook space. But since 45nm CPUs will also come to the MObile Front, Griffin needs to be a heck of a mobile CPU to stand up against that. I don't expect better performance on that segmewnt, but they should at least deliver better performance per watt with griffin. (chipset+gpu included)
RX780 chipsetQuote:
Originally Posted by tictac
Damn, thats confusing
heres the full roadmap of the RD7xx chipsets, http://forums.vr-zone.com/showthread.php?t=231020
looks like i will be looking for an HD3300 in my next lappy
thats a big jump in performance
maybe i can use this for my parents computer
This RS780G is simply a revolution in IGP market:
Review RS780 + RD790 + NF590
This model has 64Mb of sideport memory + HD 3200 + SB 700
2d/3d rendering:
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...w506kve22s.jpg
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...7l41ddg1ys.jpg
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...bwpv53bi3s.jpg
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...9i7m93wams.jpg
Media Encoding Performance:
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...58oz0jmsfs.jpg
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...5mun8nz1us.jpg
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...y2g90d797s.jpg
System Memory Performance:
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...11ayp8466s.jpg
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...9vf982i34s.jpg
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...44pi72r23s.jpg
HDD:
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...86d1oe2q1s.jpg
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...372el8c4vs.jpg
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...b3fhmoqr3s.jpg
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...gfo87dmx2s.jpg
Gaming:
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...947004rqms.jpg
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...7lifi9833s.jpg
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...5k58449v6s.jpg
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...1kqe6lft9s.jpg
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...ko894w1y9s.jpg
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...6x04jgu5fs.jpg
Decoding:
H.264
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...psdm7pk88s.jpg
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...hvg359654s.jpg
VC1
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...8k4cwhkn5s.jpg
http://diy.yesky.com/imagelist/2008/...39vofeg15s.jpg
http://diy.yesky.com/mainboard/135/7784135.shtml
http://translate.google.com/translat...pt-PT&ie=UTF-8
With the overclocking capabilities that this chip7 offers easly it breaks an HD 2400Pro, and this is not even the top model because it only has HD 3200 in it.
The Top model -> RS780D will have an HD 3300 IGP and sideport from 64Mb to 128Mb.
The title of this tread is not just Fud, this board rock.