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Accordingly, the graphics card is not expected to go with 1920 stream processors, but only with 1,536 pieces with a new shader design at the start. As a result, a different number of processors in the HD 6990, which is now 3072. Whether this statement is true, we can not not tell you. But will the HD 6990 XT consist of two Cayman-chip whose clock rates are on Cayman Pro level because graphics cards can not consume more than 300W. The chip is, therefore, not 300W, as expected, but consume up to 250W. However, this is really the maximum consumption, which is probably achieved through changes to the card itself or by the feature PowerTune. This approach has been dürchgeführt even with the GTX580, so they spent far more from electricity.

Asked that the "Typical gaming power" AMD are at 190W. That is, the average consumption is playing decent 190W. In idle the card itself should treat only 20W. The core clock of 880MHz to overclock graphics card is to be maintained at the 2GB GDDR5 RAM with large effective rich 5.500MHz. Overall, the chip features an incredible 2.64 billion transistors and is 15% smaller than the GTX580. But the chip size, compared 30% smaller and thus cheaper to produce. Next will be less complex than the Cayman GTX series, which AMD would get out through a lower price. There are $ 70 - $ 80 less than the GTX580 in conversation. The final EIA prices we are not yet ready, so we can only refer to first listings. Early listings from France certify the HD 6970 at a price of about € 496 while the sister model will cost € 398.
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