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    AMD 790GX chipset to have Hybrid Graphics

    Posted on Tuesday, January 29 2008 @ 21:07:03 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    The Tech Report writes AMD is working on an enthusiast chipset with integrated graphics. They are following the same route as NVIDIA with their Hybrid SLI tech:
    According to the folks over at OC Workbench, AMD has similar plans for its future enthusiast core logic products. Reportedly, AMD is working on a 790GX chipset—code-named RS780D—that will include both Radeon HD 3300 integrated graphics and support for CrossFire X multi-GPU configurations. OC Workbench says the 790GX will be able to combine two discrete Radeons with the IGP in a three-way CrossFire configuration.

    The chipset will supposedly rely on AMD's Hybrid Graphics technology, which the company has already publicly discussed in relation to its notebook and mainstream desktop products. Hybrid Graphics is expected to show up this year as part of AMD's "Puma" mobile platform, "Cartwheel" consumer desktop platform, and "Perseus" enterprise platform.



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