Friday, August 15th 2008
Radeon HD 4670 (RV730) Pixellated, P32xx in 3DMark Vantage
Pictures of a fresh-bake Radeon HD 4670 have surfaced. There are several iterations of this card (as in display output configurations), the one in the picture has a dual-link DVI port along with two DisplayPort connectors. Sources tell GPU Café that the card manages a 3DMark Vantage Performance score of P32xx (anywhere between P3200 and P3299).
Here are its GPU specifications:
Sources:
GPU Café, ChipHell
- Shader Processors: 320
- Texture Units: 16
- Manufacturing Process: 55nm
- Core clock: 701MHz
- Memory clock: 900MHz
- Memory Bandwidth: 28.8Gbps
- Processing Power: 450GFlops
- Memory Configurations: 512MB, 1GB
- Die Size: 150mm2
- TDP: 70W
- Outputs: DVI, DisplayPort, HDMI supported
- UVD2 video decoder
18 Comments on Radeon HD 4670 (RV730) Pixellated, P32xx in 3DMark Vantage
Looks like a good solution for the little shuttle cases.
Midrange video cards are 100-300.
That means from the 9600GT - 9800GTX+ are midrange
from the HD3870 - HD4850 are midrange
this carD was made especially for the HTPC and is meant to compete with the nvidia 9500GT but mostly its for the OEM folks.
Its perfect for HTPC systems (small + less heat + less noise + plenty power + cheap etc)
there is going to be cards for every system possible including servers/workstations/Desktops/laptops/htpc/iATX etc etc (SO THIS IS GOOD NEWS GUYS)