Search results for: ATI

Hi-end Matrox card with 512-bit GPU, triple-head (VGA only) support and 10-bit per color channel.

Renamed Radeon HD6470M with 1GB GDDR3 RAM, sold as entry level graphics. Often paired with AMD APUs, utilizing Dual Graphics. Some versions house GDDR5 memory chips.

Licensed PowerVR SGX5 graphics to Intel. Lowend graphics integrated in Intel Atom processors.

Hi-end card based on HD5870 with less shaders and GPU clock.

Higher level mainstream card with Eyefinity support. Also added Blu-ray 3D acceleration and playback and stereoscopic 3D gaming.

Lowend graphics integrated in mobile dual-core socket FS1 APU, basically half of everything compared to HD6520G.

OEM card based on Radeon X1300 Pro with slightly faster GPU.

Hi-end card based on two HD3870's with higher clocks and 1GB VRAM.

Radeon 9800 Pro with full pipelines, but only 128-bit memory bus and lower clocks.

Mainstream card with Eyefinity support and GDDR5 memory with slightly less shaders than HD5770.