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anandtech.com - 12/3/2008

The RV770 Story: Documenting ATI's Road to Success

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This was the email that set it off: Hi Anand, You have an appointment with Carrell Killebrew at 3pm tomorrow at ATI Santa Clara - he's going to give you the background on what REALLY went on behind 770 . He'll meet you in the lobby on the 5th floor. Chris The email was from Chris Hook, PR at ...

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digitimes.com - 12/3/2008

AMD updates chipset schedule for next year

— digitimes.com — AMD plans to launch a new entry-level IGP chipset, the 760G based on RS780 architecture, in January... 2009. The chipset will support DirectX 10 and Shader Model 4.0, but will not support Unified Video Decoder (UVD) and Hybrid CrossFireX technologies nor ... (more) AMD updates chipset schedule for next year

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anandtech.com - 12/1/2008

LINPACK: Intel's Nehalem versus AMD Shanghai

— anandtech.com — A "beta BIOS update" broke compatibility with ESX, so we had to postpone our virtualization testing on... our quad CPU AMD 8384 System. So we started an in depth comparison of the 45 nm Opterons, Xeons and Core i7 CPUs. One of our benchmarks, the famous ... (more) LINPACK: Intel's Nehalem versus AMD Shanghai

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hardwarezone.com - 12/9/2008

AMD IGP Chipset and Motherboard Showdown

— hardwarezone.com — After looking at the IGP options for the Intel platform, our attention today switches to AMD. Both... AMD and NVIDIA have released IGP chipsets this year and we put them to the test to find out the ultimate one - AMD 780G/740G vs. GeForce 8300/8100 mGPU. ... (more) AMD IGP Chipset and Motherboard Showdown

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AMD's engineers recount the RV770's development
The Tech Report: News — ... forced Nvidia to cut prices aggressively, and they remain excellent performers at their price points today. To learn a little more about how AMD designed the RV770 GPU that powers these cards, Anandtech's Anand Lal Shimpi took a trip over to Santa Clara and spoke with engineers from AMD's graphics division (the former ATI). Those folks revealed a surprising number of details, including some history about why ATI started and subsequently stopped targeting the very high end of the graphics market with large, monolithic GPUs. Anand also covers some of the hurdles the RV770 ...

Behind the scenes of the ATI RV770
DV Hardware — AnandTech had a meeting with ATI and got a look at the background story of the Radeon HD 4800 (RV770) GPU. You can check it out over here. Normally when a manufacturer like AMD tells me they did something, I ask why. When Intel introduced me to Nehalem’s cache architecture, I asked why and later published ...

Beginnings of the Holodeck: AMD's DX11 GPU, Eyefinity and 6 Display Outputs
AnandTech Article Channel — Wanna see what 24.5 million pixels looks like? [image] That's six Dell 30" displays, each with an individual resolution of 2560 x 1600. The game is World of Warcraft and the man crouched in front of the setup is Carrell Killebrew, his name may sound familiar . Driving all of this is AMD's next-generation GPU, which will be announced later this month. I didn't leave out any letters, there's a single GPU driving all of these panels. The actual resolution being rendered at is 7680 x 3200; WoW got over 80 fps with the details maxed. This is the successor to the RV770. We can't talk ...

The Lynnfield Follow Up: Turbo Mode and Overclocking Investigated
AnandTech Article Channel — ... to tempt press in and kept them captive for several hours while divulging details of its new DX11 GPUs, the RV770 successors. [image] Needless to say, while I could read your comments about Lynnfield and what you desired, there was little I could do about it while sitting on (er, in) an aircraft carrier. Gary did a wonderful job with his follow ups but they managed to delay his P55 motherboard reviews. As soon as I landed, it was straight to work on the Lynnfield followup and that's what I'm publishing today. [image] The first thing many of you asked for were turbo off ...