Wednesday, October 17th 2007
ATI RV670 is Radeon HD 3800 Series
According to VR-Zone, the official name for AMD/ATI's RV670 will be Radeon HD 3000 series. Previously codenamed Radeon HD 2950 series, today one of the AIB partners - GeCube has even listed out Radeon HD 3800 on their website. AMD has also decided to drop PRO, XT, GT, XTX from their future HD 3000 series graphics cards. The last 2 digits of the model name will determine the performance of the card. For example RV670PRO will be known as Radeon HD 3850 while RV670XT will be known as Radeon HD 3870 when they are launched on November 15th.
Source:
VR-Zone
37 Comments on ATI RV670 is Radeon HD 3800 Series
I hope ATI/AMD is looking ahead (don't really like ATIs) there needs to be more competition for Nvidia and Intel.
i dont call those cards as a video card with a dual core gpu, its two separate gpus on the same card, a dual core as what im saying it like a althon x2 or phenom x4 cpu, where ther are 2 or 4 or more cpu, or in this case GPU cores in a single die, aka dual or quad core.
multiple cores on a single chip, not as in two separate chips on one card, the card would have one chip, but the one chip would basically be an actuall dual core gpu on one chip/die package, thus should also be easier to cool as well, as in the 3870 x2 card i had overheated cuz the air pushed the cool air through the first heatsinc and heated the air, once it got to the second chip the air wanst cool, the air was hot thus causing the second chip to over heat... and actuall dual core gpu would be better as in they would be easier to cool unlike as you said a dual core which isnt, its considered a dual chip graphics card, not dual core, dual core is basically two processors on one chip, which is how they should be making graphics card gpus now sence dualcore and quad core cpus are made, gps could be made the same way as well,