Thursday, May 15th 2008
ATI RV770 Chip Availability and Release Dates
The guys over at VR-Zone have learned some new information about the ATI RV770 chips, and apparently they want to share it with everyone:
Source:
VR-Zone
AMD has just confirmed the marketing name for RV770 yesterday which is no surprise to anyone, the Radeon HD 4800 series. RV770PRO is Radeon HD 4850, RV770XT is Radeon HD 4870 and R700 is Radeon HD 4870 X2. AMD will be shipping RV770 GPUs to AIB by end of this month and you can expect different card designs from the manufacturers at launch. AMD is set to launch the Radeon HD 4850 on June 18th and it is definitely a hard one with retail availability on the same day. Radeon HD 4870, however, will be launched a week later on June 25th with retail availability in July due to GDDR5 availability. Radeon HD 4870 X2 will come later in Q3. As for the clocks, we won't be revealing them yet but the RV770XT core clock is not going anywhere above 800MHz.
84 Comments on ATI RV770 Chip Availability and Release Dates
- Christine
Although, I firmly believe this just might be the :nutkick: that nVidia has been in need of for quite some time, and a great boost to the red camp morale if they pull it off.
"RV770XT will run 1.25X faster than GeForce 9800 GTX"
if true bodes well for the x2 varient :)
if correct, the 4870X2 will be faster than the 9800GX2 ^^
Once nVidia release their new cores this year, I expect to see those running neck and neck, or slightly below ATI's HD4000 series . . . we'll see . . .
Awww... bless.... my poor 2900xt, ill miss it. wonder what ill get for it with a modded bios, DD-29XT waterblock and 24/7 gaming speeds of 910core, 1250 memory (bench 955core)
that would be really nice if it would work like that!
www.asus.com.tw/products.aspx?l1=2&l2=160&l3=701&l4=0&model=2248&modelmenu=1
I kinda figured that we'd have support out of the box with the new cards . . . might just be wishful thinking again, though :ohwell:
No more new 9 series GPUs mate. Stop misleading people. The flagship card is a single core GTX280. No 9xxx stuff anymore. Moreover nobody has proper performance figures on it yet. 9800GTX Overkill? :roll: Try DX10 mode in Crysis + AA. I hope that will wake you up. Double the amount of TMUs/etc won't give a GPU double the performance. Architectual efficiency will. I don't want to give another lecture here...
i would have to guess your prob right though...but we will see...but usually they try to make the next chip cooler than the previous...like how the g92 was cooler than the g80.