GPU Design
Computer Graphics Cards Design
Computer Graphics Cards Design
Aug 29th
Update (1 Sep 2010): The link is no longer available!
After one day of our previous post about the expected specs of the GTS 450, hardwareBG website got the ASUS version of this card and are currently working on a full review. Our expected specs were true except for the price!
http://iskampc.com/asus-geforce-gts-450-1gb-gddr5-videocard.html
Aug 28th
On a Chinese website, a forum member posted a GPU-Z screenshot and a 3DMark Vantage Extreme benchmark of the upcoming Radeon HD 6870 from ATI which is expected to be sold next November.
Lets take a look at GPU-Z first:
As you can see, GPU-Z did not recognize the full information of the card but we will analyze the shown data:
- GPU ID: “6718″ according to codenames shown in Catalyst 10.8 driver indicates “Cayman XT” GPU.
- Bus width: 256-bit, same as the HD 58xx.
- Core Clock: 850 MHz, same as the HD 5870.
- Memory Clock: 1600 MHz or 6400 MT/s which is ~33% higher than that of the HD 5870 resulting in a memory BW of 204.8 GB/s which is higher than that of the GTX 480 by ~18.17%.
According to “W1zzard” the author of GPU-Z: “nothing i can see in the gpuz part of the screenshot that suggests it’s fake”
Now, lets take a look at the benchmark: More >
Aug 25th
At HOT CHIPS 22, AMD will reveal new details on its two next-generation x86 processor core implementations, including AMD’s unique approach to high-performance, multi-threaded computing, as well as a sub one-watt capable low-power design. The two new designs, codenamed “Bulldozer” for high-performance PC and server markets, and “Bobcat” for low-power notebook and small form-factor desktop markets, were designed from the ground-up to address specific customer requirements and compute workloads. The new cores are central to AMD’s future roadmap, including the AMD Fusion Accelerated Processing Unit (APU) products and AMD’s new high-performance server and client CPUs.