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AMD releases its new ATI FirePro 3D V7750 workstation graphics cards

AMD ATI FirePro 3D V7750You can now use new ATI FirePro V7750 graphics accelerator from AMD to deal with large models and shader-intensive applications to present amazing visual output, if you are graphics pros dealing in engineering, digital content creation and scientific fields.

The Sunnyvale, California based Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) has brought out its new ATI FirePro 3D V7750 workstation graphics cards that blend a new ATI OpenGL optimized driver with the award-winning ATI FireGL graphics technology. The new ATI FirePro 3D offers a new level of graphics performance and reliability for professional 3D graphics users.

AMD announces its $899 ATI FirePro V7750 graphics card

AMD announces its $899 ATI FirePro V7750 graphics card AMD has made available the $899-priced ATI FirePro V7750 graphics accelerator for the high-end market, meeting the needs of professional content creators, who use graphics in engineering, digital content creation and scientific fields.

The DisplayPort outputs and a Dual Link enabled DVI output capabilities of the ATI FirePro V7750 generate in conjunction an over 5000 pixels wide multi-monitor desktop in a single-slot form factor. AMD says that its ATI FirePro delivers precise color reproduction and visual quality of intricate and huge data sets.

Intel may stop rival AMD from making chips

Intel may stop rival AMD from making chips San Francisco  - Intel warned rival chip maker AMD Monday that its license to make personal-computer chips could be revoked because it spun out its manufacturing unit into a separate company.

Intel dominates the market for PC-compatible chips, which are based on the ubiquitous x86 architecture, first introduced by Intel in 1978 and later licensed to other companies.

Six-core Processor demonstrated by AMD

Six-core Processor demonstrated by AMDIn order to prove that it can recover from the Barcelona disaster with Shanghai, AMD recently demonstrated working Istanbul six-core silicon.

The company which had had three demos to show off showed the fist with four sockets, and the last with two. A different feature of the new CPUs, cores, virtualization and compatibility was showed off by each. Unfortunately, there were no announcements regarding the speed, prices, or availability.

In the first demo, the core count was demonstrated in which four sockets were presented, each running a six-core Istanbul CPU is 24 cores.

Triple-core Phenom II lineup updated by AMD

Triple-core Phenom II lineup updated by AMDThe Phenom II lineup by AMD was updated by the company on Monday with latest quad-core and its first triple-core Phenom II processors, across the DDR-3 memory transition in the process.

Other than this, five new Phenom II processors, three of which are quad-core chips: the 2.5-GHz, Phenom II X4 805; the 2.6-GHz X4 810; and the 2.6-GHz X4 910, were also launched by AMD. The 2.6-GHz Phenom II X3 710 and the new 2.8-GHz X3 720 "Black Edition", included in others, are basically the maiden triple-core Phenom II microprocessors by AMD.  

Six 45nm business class desktop CPUs in 3Q09 to be launched by AMD

AMDIt has been learnt from reliable sources at AMD that after the recent update of its 45nm consumer desktop CPU schedule, the motherboard and chip-maker company is thinking to unveil six 45nm processors for its business class lineup in the third quarter of 2009.

The names of the planned CPUs revealed by the sources are the dual-core Athlon X2 B23 (2.9GHz/2MB) and B21 (2.7GHz/2MB), triple-core Phenom II X3 B73
(2.8GHz/7.5MB) and B71 (2.6GHz/7.5MB), and quad-core Phenom II X4 B93 (2.8GHz/8MB) and B91 (2.6GHz/8MB).

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