According to benchmarks which technology site
Expreview claims to have carried out, ATI/AMD's new RV620 core could outperform the HD 2400 Pro by as much as 35% despite the two having the same core frequency. On the rather unusual test rig, which featured an Intel Celeron processor, the HD 2400 scored 1123 points in 3DMark06, with the upcoming RV620 scoring 1514 points. If these benchmarks are real, this would suggest that the architecture on the RV620 chip has been significantly improved over its predecessor, although bear in mind that 3DMark scores are by no means conclusive. The RV620 is expected to be named as the Radeon HD 3400 graphics card when it is released to consumers, which is planned to replace the current Radeon HD 2400 cards.
24 Comments on RV620 35% Faster than HD 2400
You mean scores.
EDIT - after going to source:
Well arent the new c2d celerons just c2d's with 512k cache?
Score seems a little too low to be a c2d chip though...
We want 35% faster on the 2600 and 2900 chipsets. (or 3600 and 3800).