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AMD Rebrands Radeon HD 7000 Series GPUs to HD 8000 for OEMs
Well, there you have it. The "Radeon HD 8950" that Lenovo's Erazer X700 ships with as reported earlier on yesterday, is based on rebranding previous-generation GPUs. The following slide was spotted at AMD's website, which lists the specs-sheets of nine OEM-exclusive Radeon HD 8000 series SKUs, which reveal them to be complete rebrands of their HD 7000-series counterparts.
If you're into pre-built PCs, and planning to buy one soon, watch out what's crunching pixels in it (thanks TPU).
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HD 8970 | HD 8950 | HD 8870 | HD 8670 | HD 8570 | |
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Name | HD 7970 GE | HD 7950 | HD 7870 | - | - |
Stream processors | 2048 | 1792 | 1280 | 384 | 384 |
Texture units | 128 | 128 | 80 | 24 | 24 |
Clocl | 1000MHz | 850MHz | 1000MHz | 1000MHz | 730MHz |
Boost Clock | 1050MHz | 925MHz | - | - | - |
Mem speed | 6000MHz | 5500MHz | 4800MHz | 4600MHz | 4,6GHz / 1,8GHz ddr3 |
Mem bus | 384bit | 384bit | 256bit | 128bit | 128bit |
Mem | 3GB | 3GB | 2GB | 2GB | 2GB |
Transistors (Billion) | 2,8 | 2,8 | 2,8 | - | - |
Fabrication | 28nm | 28nm | 28nm | 28nm | 28nm |
Architecture | GCN | GCN | GCN | GCN | GCN |
TDP | 250W | 200W | 175W | 75W | 50W |
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#4495901 Posted on: 01/08/2013 04:29 PM
Its not no.
From what i read sometime ago, the 8's are not going to be much over the 7's anyway, only around 10%/15%, if that, so i'll be giving them a miss if true, 8's will be mainly for the 4/5/6 series owners who never bothered upgrading to a 7.
It's not anymore right when Nvidia does it.
Its not no.
From what i read sometime ago, the 8's are not going to be much over the 7's anyway, only around 10%/15%, if that, so i'll be giving them a miss if true, 8's will be mainly for the 4/5/6 series owners who never bothered upgrading to a 7.
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#4495977 Posted on: 01/08/2013 06:43 PM
It is made to confuse customers, and some customers will fall for that, cause they might not know, something like that happened to me long time ago, i was sooo angry, so pissed off, stupid, that's just stupid.
It is made to confuse customers, and some customers will fall for that, cause they might not know, something like that happened to me long time ago, i was sooo angry, so pissed off, stupid, that's just stupid.
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#4495994 Posted on: 01/08/2013 07:11 PM
this shouldnt be allowed. ok if you want to change the name, fine, but at least make it very clear it is an older released card i.e call a 7970 a 7970re (re for rebranded/rehashed).
otherwise to me it's just a con. i guess peeps can send it back once they realise it's not what they expected...
this shouldnt be allowed. ok if you want to change the name, fine, but at least make it very clear it is an older released card i.e call a 7970 a 7970re (re for rebranded/rehashed).
otherwise to me it's just a con. i guess peeps can send it back once they realise it's not what they expected...
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#4496001 Posted on: 01/08/2013 07:16 PM
Lame amd
Lame amd
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It's not anymore right when Nvidia does it.