AMD 780G / What can you say...

[ninzska21]

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AMD 780G

[img width=500 height=311]http://www.hothardware.com/articleimages/Item1116/small_780g01.jpg[/img]

780G/780V

* Codenamed RS780, value version codenamed RS780C
* Single AMD processor configuration
* Integrated graphics: Radeon HD 3200 (780G) [16], Radeon 3100 (780V) [19]
o 205 million transistors [20]
o ATI Hybrid Graphics and PowerXpress (780G only)
o Side-port memory as local frame buffer [21], supporting DDR2 and GDDR3 modules [18] (780G only)
o ATI PowerPlay technology
* One physical PCI-E x16 slot
* HyperTransport 3.0 and PCI Express 2.0
* AMD OverDrive
* Energy efficient Northbridge design
o 55 nm CMOS fabrication process manufactured by TSMC
o 528-pin Flip Chip Ball Grid Array (FCBGA) package
o 1.1 V core voltage [22]
* "Remote IT" (temporary name, 780V only)
* Pin-to-Pin compatible to RS690 [23]
* Reference board design codenamed "Seahorse" [12]
* Mobile version (M780G, codenamed RS780M) demonstrated in May 2007 [24], and will be available during second or third quarter (Q2-Q3) 2008 [25], with the implementation of PowerXpress technology, providing one PCI-E slot for AXIOM/MXM modules [26] and HyperFlash [27][28] support for the Puma platform
* Mainstream hybrid graphics (DirectX 10 IGP) segment (780G), value and commercial DirectX 10 IGP segment (780V)

[carmicael]

AMD 780G

[img width=500 height=311]http://www.hothardware.com/articleimages/Item1116/small_780g01.jpg[/img]

780G/780V

* Codenamed RS780, value version codenamed RS780C
* Single AMD processor configuration
* Integrated graphics: Radeon HD 3200 (780G) [16], Radeon 3100 (780V) [19]
o 205 million transistors [20]
o ATI Hybrid Graphics and PowerXpress (780G only)
o Side-port memory as local frame buffer [21], supporting DDR2 and GDDR3 modules [18] (780G only)
o ATI PowerPlay technology
* One physical PCI-E x16 slot
* HyperTransport 3.0 and PCI Express 2.0
* AMD OverDrive
* Energy efficient Northbridge design
o 55 nm CMOS fabrication process manufactured by TSMC
o 528-pin Flip Chip Ball Grid Array (FCBGA) package
o 1.1 V core voltage [22]
* "Remote IT" (temporary name, 780V only)
* Pin-to-Pin compatible to RS690 [23]
* Reference board design codenamed "Seahorse" [12]
* Mobile version (M780G, codenamed RS780M) demonstrated in May 2007 [24], and will be available during second or third quarter (Q2-Q3) 2008 [25], with the implementation of PowerXpress technology, providing one PCI-E slot for AXIOM/MXM modules [26] and HyperFlash [27][28] support for the Puma platform
* Mainstream hybrid graphics (DirectX 10 IGP) segment (780G), value and commercial DirectX 10 IGP segment (780V)

good chipset, actually, pero not cutting-edge. well, what could you expect for an igp-based chipset?

[ninzska21]

yup... this mobo is only good at IGP..

but overall performance. intel system is still a good choice.

Intels GMA sakxz big time....

and this mobo has a Phenom x4 125w TDP CPU issues...

[carmicael]

let me emphasize what you said:

INTEL GMA SUX BIG TIME!!!!

[butitoy]

let me emphasize what you said:

INTEL GMA SUX BIG TIME!!!!

we all can shout it again.and again.and again!

can we send this thread to intel?

hehehehehehe

[carmicael]

we all can shout it again.and again.and again!

can we send this thread to intel?

hehehehehehe

haha. pwede. para ila dalian ang Larabee. hadlok daw ang DAAMIT ug nVidia sa Larabee. ingon Fudzilla, pero Fudzilla ra pud lagi ga-ingon. hakhak. Larabee........ Larabee........

INTEL GMA SUX BIG TIME!!!!

[ninzska21]

hehehe..

cant expect big on larabee.. 1at product suxz.

pero in my point of view..

AMD 780G is a bad idea by AMD..

[butitoy]

hehehe..

cant expect big on larabee.. 1at product suxz.

pero in my point of view..

AMD 780G is a bad idea by AMD..

it wud been great if they pair it with a C2D

[ninzska21]

yup yup.. in the business point of view.... AMD is killing ATI..

its just that no one notice..

[carmicael]

@butitoy:

haha. imagine a 780G like chipset for C2D. kick ass. might actually be good for the green team. chipset sales, grabe, might even own the igp market.