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AMD provides sneak peek on Radeon HD 7990

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 03/27/2013 09:09 AM | source: | 40 comment(s)
AMD provides sneak peek on Radeon HD 7990

AMD previewed the reference-design Radeon HD 7990 dual-GPU graphics card. AMD's reference design HD 7990 will be dual-slot nased and uses three 90 mm fans to cool the two GPUs, the bridge chip. AMD didn't speak much about the card, but mentioned that its triple-fan approach is paying dividends. "It's whisper quiet," commented Matt Skynner, general manager of AMD's graphics business unit. AMD had previously mentioned that the Radeon 7990, code-named Malta, at the CeBit trade show in Germany, but this is the first time the card has been shown.

The Radeon HD 7990 will compete with Nvidia’s Titan for fastest video card on the planet when the card ships (unless Nvidia manages to come out with a dual-Titan card). Expect to see cards like this at retail before the end of the first half of the year, because AMD is expected to ship its Radeon HD 8000 series GPUs in the second half.

Earlier in the presentation, AMD’s general manager of professional graphics, David Cummings, announced a new series of specialized video cards designed for use in data centers. The AMD Radeon Sky series cards are passively cooled cards that will run in servers streaming games in real time from the cloud to client device such as PCs and set-top boxes. Think OnLive, but better executed.

“Data and services are moving the cloud, and so is gaming,” Cummings said. “What do gamers want from the cloud? They want the experience to be easy to install, easy to use, and available from on any device at any location.”

“AMD intends to support the whole cloud: The home cloud and the public cloud,” Cummings continued. “Cloud gaming requires HD gaming at 30 fps, outstanding compression, optimal density—meaning the best performance per watt and the most users per GPU—minimal latency, and enterprise-grade hardware.”

To that end, Cummings said AMD will ship three cards in the Radeon Sky series that will be dedicated to cloud gaming: The Radeon Sky 900 will be outfitted with two Radeon GPUs (3584 stream processors in total) and 3GB of GDDR5 memory for each GPU. The Radeon Sky 700 will feature 1792 stream processors and 6GB of GDDR5 memory, and the Radeon Sky 500 will deliver 1280 stream processors and 4GB of memory.

We'll have more news on these products as it becomes available.



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TheDeeGee
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#4563435 Posted on: 03/27/2013 11:54 AM
Late to the party?

Maybe nVidia will roll out a TITAN X2...

PhazeDelta1
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#4563437 Posted on: 03/27/2013 11:55 AM
Any plans for a review on this card?

Undying
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#4563449 Posted on: 03/27/2013 12:10 PM
Late to the party?

Maybe nVidia will roll out a TITAN X2...

That's just ridiculous. Who is buying this cards, lol...

dsbig
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#4563482 Posted on: 03/27/2013 01:28 PM
someone likes to spend money.

k1net1cs
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#4563485 Posted on: 03/27/2013 01:32 PM
That's just ridiculous. Who is buying this cards, lol...

IIRC there's already one or two users with SLI'd TITANs in this very forum.

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