All these cards are made on a 55nm process and support DirectX 10.1. Some of the high-end cards will get GDDR5 memory and all cards will feature Power Play+ so the power consumption in idle will remain below 20W. The first Radeon HD 4000 series cards are expected in June.
Radeon | Shader | RAM | RAM-Bus | Frequency (MHz) | TDP |
HD 4870 X2 | 2x 480 | 1024MB GDDR5 | 2x 256bit | 1050/1800 | 250W |
HD 4870 | 480 | 1024MB GDDR5 | 256bit | 1050/2200 | 150W |
HD 4850 | 480 | 512MB GDDR5 | 256bit | 850/1800 | 120W |
HD 4670 | 240 | 512MB GDDR4 | 256bit | 1000/1200 | 100W |
HD 4650 | 240 | 256MB GDDR4 | 256bit | 800/1000 | 80W |
HD 4470 | 40 | 256MB GDDR3 | 128bit | 900/800 | 50W |
HD 4450 | 40 | 128MB DDR2 | 128bit | 700/500 | 30W |
Radeon | Shaders (SP) | FLOPS per SP |
Frequency | Memory- frequency |
HD 4870 X2 | 2x 480 | 2 | 1050 MHz | 2016 GigaFLOPS |
HD 4870 | 480 | 2 | 1050 MHz | 1008 GigaFLOPS |
HD 4850 | 480 | 2 | 850 MHz | 816 GigaFLOPS |
HD 4670 | 240 | 2 | 1000 MHz | 480 GigaFLOPS |
HD 4650 | 240 | 2 | 800 MHz | 384 GigaFLOPS |
HD 3870 | 320 | 2 | 775 MHz | 496 GigaFLOPS |