Tag Archive for 'ati'


Wednesday, Nov 21st 2007 by James Allan Brady

I am sure it was purely by accident too. What had happened was, all this info about the two chips was found in the latest set of ForceWare drivers.

The two chips are the 9300M G and the 9500M GS. No word on whether they will actually be better than the 8000 series as the numbers [...]

Monday, Nov 19th 2007 by James Allan Brady

So today, AMD released the worlds first comprehensive PC building platform, it involves a specific chipset, processor, and graphics solution, all three of which come from AMD. The platform has been given the codename of Spider.

The platform is based on the upcoming Quad-Core Phenom processors from AMD, as well as AMD’s 7 series chipset. Then [...]

Friday, Nov 16th 2007 by James Allan Brady

The prices are from $1499 to $2399 in one of 4 pre-configured configurations. The max out with an Intel C2D E6550, 2GB of RAM, Bluetooth 2.0, an 8-in-1 card reader, WiFi in a/b/g/n flavors, a 256MB ATI Radeon HD 2400 PRO, and a half terabyte 7200 RPM HDD.

Not a bad computer all in, its just [...]

Thursday, Nov 15th 2007 by James Allan Brady

The new 3850 and 3870 Radeon HD cards are offering up the same features as the 2600 series, but at a cheaper price. These cards have DX10 support, albeit according to OpenGL 2.0 features.

They also offer up support for CrossFire X which allows up to 4 of these cards to be slapped together in some [...]

Wednesday, Nov 14th 2007 by James Allan Brady

Systemax, the budget PC manufacturer who you might recognize from their significant presence on TigerDirect, has a couple of new Workstation systems you can have built to order. They aren’t playing around with these systems either, they are just barely budget, but they aren’t using proprietary components, they are using name brand Intel hardware, Kingston [...]


Friday, Nov 9th 2007 by James Allan Brady

AMD/ATI have finally released a GPGPU. For those of you not in the know, the extra GP on the front of that is for General Purpose, meaning its not really used for graphics.

In fact, as you can see from the picture, there aren’t even any ports to output a signal. But don’t be fooled, these [...]

Friday, Nov 2nd 2007 by James Allan Brady

So a while ago we reported that several iMacs were crashing which caused work to be lost and required the users to restart their machines. The problem was later pinned down to being a driver issue with their ATI graphics card drivers.

Well they have finally gotten around to fixing the issue. There is now an [...]

Monday, Oct 22nd 2007 by James Allan Brady

I don’t fully comprehend the numbering system for products where a significantly higher number equates to a significantly mid-level performing product. But whatever, ATI’s 3800 series of their HD graphics cards will be released in November and they are all going to hit somewhere between the HD2600 and they HD2900.
The differences are fairly significant too, [...]

Friday, Oct 12th 2007 by James Allan Brady

Are you a hardcore gamer who recently upgraded to one of ATI’s HD2000 series graphics cards? Would you be happy if all it took was a new set of drivers to give yourself up to 80% speed gains?

Well that is all it takes, and the gains appear to be dependent on which card you have [...]

Friday, Oct 12th 2007 by James Allan Brady

Three new laptops are being released from ASUS this month, all three of them feature AMD processors and ATI (owned by AMD) HD graphics cards. The three models are the G2K, A7K, and the F7K.

The G2K is a 17.1” gaming laptop with a 2GHz Turion 64 X2 processor with 2GB of RAM, 200GB of storage, [...]


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