AMD's 28nm mobile graphics roadmap leaked

User Comments: 13

1. March 15, 2011 3:57 PM
   mosu said:

   Having TDP's under 65W and advancing to 28nmn process all these GPUs could be integrated with Dual, Quad and even octal core processors!..Can't wait to see that.

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2. March 15, 2011 7:33 PM
   edison5do said:

   Im Up to my savings for get a "Zambezi" later next month, and after that more saving for get a "Chelsea" or even a "HeatThrow", dependin on the price point. Im really exited about it!

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3. March 15, 2011 10:37 PM
   Guest said:

   its not good catalyst 11.4 gives no perfordmance improvements for my hd 5870.

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4. March 15, 2011 10:57 PM
   Guest said:

   First line says it all:

   Delivers performance enhancements for the AMD Radeon HD 6000 Series & Windows 7.

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5. March 15, 2011 11:02 PM
   

   red1776, Omnipotent Ruler of the Universe, said:

   its not good catalyst 11.4 gives no perfordmance improvements for my hd 5870.

   I posted a thread about the 11.4 preview drivers a few days ago. it could be a crossfire thing, but I have had across the board improvements with my 4 x 5850 setup. I was surprised because of the 6000 getting the only mention.

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6. March 16, 2011 1:22 AM
   Guest said:

   RadeonHD4000 and 5000 users are doomed, when 7000 series are out same will happen to 6000 cards and ... I have 4890 and don't like this about AMD.

   I have an old radeon7000/VE too and you can't find any driver for that, while nvidia drivers are still supporting my old geforce mx. Last time wasting money on AMD products x(

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7. March 16, 2011 1:35 AM
   

   red1776, Omnipotent Ruler of the Universe, said:

   RadeonHD4000 and 5000 users are doomed, when 7000 series are out same will happen to 6000 cards and ... I have 4890 and don't like this about AMD.

   I have an old radeon7000/VE too and you can't find any driver for that, while nvidia drivers are still supporting my old geforce mx. Last time wasting money on AMD products x(

   you are kidding ..right?

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   http://www.bioticaindia.com/radeon-7000-ve.html

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   RadeonHD4000 and 5000 users are doomed

   yeah huh?...****! only a decade of support left.

   Last time wasting money on AMD products

   lets see....

   you have a decade old graphic card that is still functioning...

   and you just learned that you can in fact get drivers for it.

   you either should re-evaluate your position...or accept the fact that you over-share.

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8. March 16, 2011 4:13 AM
   mosu said:

   Reading comments make me wonder what makes some anonymous guest (or not anonymous) posting trolls do what they do against AMD/ATI and why.Being a fan is one thing, trolling is another.

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9. March 16, 2011 4:18 AM
   Rancid said:

   Well put Red

   R~

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10. March 16, 2011 4:57 AM
    Guest said:

    you are kidding ..right?

    Nope, they are outdated drivers and they aren't maintained actively by AMD anymore, but nvidia ones are still included with official driver packages and I can run Windows 7 x64, play games without any problems with the old geforce card.

    yeah huh?...****! only a decade of support left.

    Support means improvements for older cards too, not just bundling support for newer cards and forgetting older ones. I bet you can't see any improvements for 6000 series after 7000 series being out. ATM I'm sticking to 10.10 driver for my 4890, because screen starts flickering with newer drivers and there is artifacts in some games.

    lets see....

    you have a decade old graphic card that is still functioning...

    and you just learned that you can in fact get drivers for it.

    I didn't just payed for a few capacitors, that contains long term support too. How do you feel when you should search in junkyard for your car parts after your car company just discontinued that after 3 years of release?

    That's why I prefer nvidia and won't go near AMD/ATI anymore.

    @red1776 : It looks like that your google-foo only is good, please think a bit more before throwing links blindly and be polite. Thanks.

    @mosu : Call me whatever you like, just my 2 cents.

    Thanks again to TechSpot for being an open forum.

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11. March 16, 2011 5:19 AM
    

    red1776, Omnipotent Ruler of the Universe, said:

    1) Do you really expect ongoing performance enhancements for a 10 year old card? your ancient 7000 isn't going any faster than it was 5 years ago, any more than the Voodoo 3 I have laying around here is. Consider your 7000/VE OPTIMIZED.

    2) every link I posted went to 7000 drivers

    3) I am the owner of a 4890 with current drivers...no problems.

    4)

    I didn't just payed for a few capacitors

    ....huh?

    5)

    Nope, they are outdated drivers

    YES....It's an outdated card. Exactly how long do you believe they are obligated to write new performance enhancing drivers for your card? What was...oopps...I obviously mean is the warranty on that card?

    6)

    , that contains long term support too

    ummm...how long? why don't you try RMA'ing your MX...and see what happens.

    6a) Good lord...do you have any idea what 10 computer years is in dog years?

    7) Don't flip the switch with the yellow sticker over it...cuz then your definitely screwed!

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12. March 16, 2011 7:47 AM
    

    Vrmithrax, TechSpot Paladin, said:

    Guest said:

    Support means improvements for older cards too, not just bundling support for newer cards and forgetting older ones. I bet you can't see any improvements for 6000 series after 7000 series being out. ATM I'm sticking to 10.10 driver for my 4890, because screen starts flickering with newer drivers and there is artifacts in some games.

    I didn't just payed for a few capacitors, that contains long term support too. How do you feel when you should search in junkyard for your car parts after your car company just discontinued that after 3 years of release?

    That's why I prefer nvidia and won't go near AMD/ATI anymore.

    While red1776 has pretty much hit the nail on the head in refuting your anonymous little anti-AMD rant here, I just have to point out the above quotes and wonder if you realize just how hypocritical you are? I have used nVidia cards for years, pretty much exclusively up until the last couple of years, and I still am dropping "team green" cards into at least half of the gaming PCs I build. And I still maintain computers that I built over the years. Oh, and guess what? Even with the newest builds of nVidia's drivers, the typical experience is this: THERE ARE NO MEASURABLE IMPROVEMENTS ON CARDS AS OLD AS THE ONES YOU HAVE. The guys at nVidia have the same goal as AMD, same target, and that is always optimizing the CURRENT generations of GPUs, first and foremost. By now, every ounce of optimizing that could be done for 10 year old GPU tech has been done for at least 5 years. Sure, the cards are still supported, but "updated" drivers for those old cards, they are not. It's the same code, sometimes in a slightly different package, with new version numbers. Period.

    But hey, keep smokin what you are smokin, and abandon AMD for your delusional greener pastures, if you wish. Just don't expect hypocritical bashing rants to snow those of us with a modicum of experience, knowledge, and some common sense.

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13. March 16, 2011 11:55 AM
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    Rick, TechSpot Staff, said:

    Guest said:

    I didn't just payed for a few capacitors, that contains long term support too. How do you feel when you should search in junkyard for your car parts after your car company just discontinued that after 3 years of release?

    Haha! What?

    An automobile has a 'useful life' of possibly 15-20 years and it costs tens of thousands of dollars... Your analogy is comically bad.

    Your 7000/VE was practically obsolete when it was purchased, let alone 9 years later. Asking for 9 years of support -- especially for a budget video card and *especially* for anything related to technology -- is absolutely absurd.

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