It is more likely to be HD 7930.
Maybe 10% faster than HD7870？:banghead:

okidnaHey.. I'm just kidding :p

That's exactly what happened in my country. New stuff is coming early (you can even pre-order) but always high on the price and you must wait for a long time for a price cuts.

Hopefully the price cuts will come here ASAP, it will be good if happens before Mayan's doomsday. LOL.

On topic : 7890 scheduled to be released mid-November according to 3dcenter : www.3dcenter.org/news/tahiti-basierte-radeon-hd-7890-soll-schon-mitte-november-antreten

Good news for a Toy ( Looks like its meant to be played with- with proper tools and backup/recovery options).

Btw ill be 28 that day, i honestly doubt thats anything honestly lol

eidairaman1Im not being mean im being honest, I was in Korea and funny enough couldnt get any quality pc parts. When a New product releases its always high on the price- i just know certain countries have tariffs on import parts etc. I heard AUS is pretty slow to get parts in too for retailers. Also it would appear that the retailers dont do price cuts even though the chip makers give an order to slash the prices.

Not long ago I got this
LG E2242T-BN Black 21.5" 5ms Widescreen LED-Backli...
for ~$150

refillableNot long ago I got this
LG E2242T-BN Black 21.5" 5ms Widescreen LED-Backli...
for ~$150

only 3 reviews and it was discontinued. I Remember My NEC Multisync LCD 1700V costing twice that, Still runs perfectly today.

a111087i think they are aiming at people who gift gifts to themselves :laugh:

Best gifts because they are always exactly what you wanted :)

eidairaman1only 3 reviews and it was discontinued. I Remember My NEC Multisync LCD 1700V costing twice that, Still runs perfectly today.

No, It's kinda cheap and It runs perfectly fine today. And it isn't from newegg, it is just from a local store :).

okidnaHere's one example retailer in my country GPU inventory : www.enterkomputer.com/vga.php, or this PSU inventory : www.enterkomputer.com/psu.php.
Not so bad, huh? LOL :D

The main problem, though, is always the price. All of you in US, EU, or Australia always talks about rebate and price cuts. Well, in my country you have to wait for a long time before the price cuts applies.

now "enter" just like their rival,vira,tagged prices so low yet nothing in the shelf :laugh:

okidnaHey.. I'm just kidding :p

That's exactly what happened in my country. New stuff is coming early (you can even pre-order) but always high on the price and you must wait for a long time for a price cuts.

Hopefully the price cuts will come here ASAP, it will be good if it happens before Mayan's doomsday. LOL.

They charge a steep price away from MSRP,why reducing a price if still sell like pancake :p

OT:Great AMD,now i have to reconsider about my future 7870 GHz edition :shadedshu

1d10tnow "enter" just like their rival,vira,tagged prices so low yet nothing in the shelf :laugh:



They charge a steep price away from MSRP,why reducing a price if still sell like pancake :p

OT:Great AMD,now i have to reconsider about my future 7870 GHz edition :shadedshu

Eh why not just go with a 7950 then

eidairaman1Eh why not just go with a 7950 then

2 of 7950 would be an overkill for single display 1080p :)
from current setups,which is 2 7850,still not "enough" to my current display panel.i'm just need little juice to maintain frame rate above 60fps while turning all feature on,so my panel could convert them to 200Hz 3D correctly.
Besides that,i had to savings...my fiancée demand FirePro V5800 for christmas :laugh:

okidnaRadeon fans seems to care when their cards can beat NVIDIA cards with similar amount/close percentage (i.e. 7970 Ghz vs GTX 680, 7950 vs GTX 670 with this 12.11 drivers) :laugh:

Well, I guess double standard FTW!!!

Hey remember 7870 vs 660 Ti is like $70 difference! So 10% Difference is not important. 7970 GHz and 680 and 7950 vs 670, they're both the same or cheaper. So this case, any percentage of performance does matter.

1d10t2 of 7950 would be an overkill for single display 1080p :)
from current setups,which is 2 7850,still not "enough" to my current display panel.i'm just need little juice to maintain frame rate above 60fps while turning all feature on,so my panel could convert them to 200Hz 3D correctly.
Besides that,i had to savings...my fiancée demand FirePro V5800 for christmas :laugh:

iirc certain model Radeons are the exact same as the FirePro and vice versa, wonder if any bios mods have ever been done before lol

Dj-ElectriCThe defferance between HD7870 and HD7950 is so small in performance and price, that if HD7890 well be released, it's either HD7870 or HD7950 that gonna simply die and won't sell as much

Imho, either HD7870 or HD7950 won't die and still will sell much, you should read once again regarding this article that this card has LE emblem which mean Limited Edition :)

1d10tnow "enter" just like their rival,vira,tagged prices so low yet nothing in the shelf :laugh:



They charge a steep price away from MSRP,why reducing a price if still sell like pancake :p

OT:Great AMD,now i have to reconsider about my future 7870 GHz edition :shadedshu

exactly, they should thanks to many rich people in Indonesia who constantly upgrade their peripheral and making most of graphic cards price remain constant since its released. :rockout:

so, you wanna sell your HD7870 cards ? :respect:

i will wait on how this card will performs, it's interesting. They're offering a nice package (price per performance) but one thing that i don't like from this card is being limited :banghead:

Like when 6790’s came out… those were a good buy for 90 –AR; which is what some went for quite quickly. AMD targeted the GTS550Ti or outgoing GTX460 768Mb, and on that they competed very well. Working from a cut-back Bart that were $30-40 less than a 6850, but still got a all that and then an OC of 12% (950Mhz) were great for 1680x.

I see this the same way, AMD can price aggressively at say $230-240 –AR, (GTX660Ti are like $270 –AR today) you get a 384-Bit card that easily offers strong 1980x/1080p performance. Still also permits AMD to shore-up both the 7870 and 7950 that offer the bundles.

Does it need to be 10% better than a 7870... No you get it and OC it! It just need to better the 7870, while provide more SP’s and bandwidth increasing its "hp" for what's the new mainstream resolutions. While that means Nvidia offers a 192-Bit 2GB card which provides 144Gb/s bandwidth (which to me is barely eke’n by) vs. probably 240 Gb/s of such a Tahiti.

I might start scrounging up some pocket change in anticipation.

Can we please for the love of god come up with a less complicated numbered/naming system

i have read somewhere they could be litle bit cheaper then 7870..,becouse manufacturing is cheaper!! i wish i can remember where i read that!!all doh i would still wait for 8xxx series couse they will give more power for less money!!

7890

This will probably have

1536SP
96TMU (3/4 of 128)
32ROP
1000MHz clock
FP64 1/4 FP32 (hopefully)
2GB 256bit GDDR5 @1500MHz (192GB/s)

I was interested when the rumors were flying in March of a 7890 but I couldn't wait so I picked up a gtx670 instead this summer.

Crossfire issue?

Don't know if this came up yet but if this card is a Tahiti LE (79xx gpu) and called a 7890... what can you run with it in Crossfire?

- just another 7890 (or two)?
- 7850/7870?
- 7950/7970?
- nothing- no Crossfire support?

Seems this new naming scheme is going to be a problem :shadedshu

NortonCrossfire issue?

Don't know if this came up yet but if this card is a Tahiti LE (79xx gpu) and called a 7890... what can you run with it in Crossfire?

- just another 7890 (or two)?
- 7850/7870?
- 7950/7970?
- nothing- no Crossfire support?

Seems this new naming scheme is going to be a problem :shadedshu

im assuming it will be relegated to being 7800 series compatible.

eidairaman1im assuming it will be relegated to being 7800 series compatible.

i suppose it would be compatible with 7900 series as this card is using tahiti chip

I think that these gaps are way too small to put another product in them. It would undercut some of the sales of the higher performance and lower performance cards around that gap

You know with the 78XX moniker and not the 79XX, the price of this card is gonna undercut the 7950 and end up cannibalizing the 7950.

And we all know people who end up buying mid~high range video card are enthusiast like us who actually does a bit of research before purchasing.

Must be that the process has gotten cheaper for AMD and is a way for them to stop production the 7950 soon after the 8000 series is out.

^^ or........... like the (another)article said its chips that couldnt quite cut it as a 7950 so they made this card instead? ^^

eidairaman1im assuming it will be relegated to being 7800 series compatible.

AMD is different than Nvidia of course, but last I recall the odd 560ti 448 core you could only SLI with another 448c. Again, AMD is different and you can Crossfire similiar families. At worst CrossfireX with itself. At best, both 78xx and 79xx series.

tacosRcoolI think that these gaps are way too small to put another product in them. It would undercut some of the sales of the higher performance and lower performance cards around that gap

Definitely too small of a gap.
I think this is more of a case of excess materials possibly materials which were supposed to be used for the GPU which was never released.
So AMD have decided to put the materials towards creating the 7890 instead of the GPU which was supposed to compete with the GTX690.

EarthDog^^ or........... like the (another)article said its chips that couldnt quite cut it as a 7950 so they made this card instead? ^^

Which could mean end of life is happening as we know it!