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Possible AMD Radeon HD 7700 Series Specs Revealed

By - Source: 3DCenter.org

With AMD reportedly set to release its Radeon HD 7700 series next week, we get our first peek at the specifications of the HD 7770 and HD 7750.

As report first of February in a leaked roadmap, AMD is set to release its HD 7700 series graphics cards based on the Cape Verde. Based on information coming out of German-based 3dcenter.org, we may have our first glimpse at the full specifications for the new Cape Verde series. The HD 7700 series will utilize AMD's GCN stream processors seen with the HD 7900 series. With the HD 7770 series, you'll have a base core-clock speed of 1 GHz, with performance falling between the HD 6850 and HD 6790, at a suggested price around $150 dollars. The HD 7750 should equal performance of the HD 6770/5770 in performance, at a suggested price of around $125 dollars.

Cape Verde Physical

  • Built on TSMC 28 nm process, ~1.5 billion transistors
  • 10 Graphics CoreNext Compute Units (CUs)
  • 640 stream processors
  • 40 TMUs, 16 ROPs
  • 128-bit wide GDDR5 memory interface

  

Radeon HD 7770

  • All CUs enabled, 640 stream processors
  • 1 GB GDDR5 memory
  • 40 TMUs, 16 ROPs
  • 1000 MHz core clock-speed
  • 1125 MHz (actual), 4500 MHz (effective) memory clock-speed
  • 72 GB/s memory bandwidth
  • 1280 GFLOP/s single-precision floating-point performance
  • Typical board power: 80W

  

Radeon HD 7750

  • 8 CUs enabled, 512 stream processors
  • 1 GB GDDR5 memory
  • 32 TMUs, 16 ROPs
  • 800 MHz core clock-speed
  • 1125 MHz (actual), 4500 MHz (effective) memory clock-speed
  • 72 GB/s memory bandwidth
  • 819 GFLOP/s single-precision floating-point performance
  • Typical board power: 55W

  

Please keep in mind, of course, that these specifications are from 3dcenter's supposed reliable source. We won't know for sure until AMD shows its hand. Stay tuned!

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  • 21
    tehfatkid , February 11, 2012 3:16 AM
    Teholl, you have to remember that current pricing is after products have been out and, thus, prices can drop accordingly. New generations typically cost more than the parts they replace.
  • 11
    festa_freak , February 11, 2012 3:31 AM
    I'm waiting to upgrade my 4870 (which coincidentally is being shipped to visiontek for warranty repair). I want to upgrade to a 7870. It's the perfect performance/price ratio for me. My 4870 was STILL performing very well.
  • 10
    jrharbort , February 11, 2012 4:05 AM
    I'm impressed that they managed to make a card equal to the 5770/6770 in performance, and cut the overall TDP in half. I smell a new HTPC and budget gaming favorite.
  • 10
    DSpider , February 11, 2012 4:22 AM
    What don't you understand? Performance-wise:

    5770/6770 -> 6790 -> 6850


    7770 falls between 6790 and 6850.

    7750 is around 5770/6770.
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  • 21
    tehfatkid , February 11, 2012 3:16 AM
    Teholl, you have to remember that current pricing is after products have been out and, thus, prices can drop accordingly. New generations typically cost more than the parts they replace.
  • 11
    festa_freak , February 11, 2012 3:31 AM
    I'm waiting to upgrade my 4870 (which coincidentally is being shipped to visiontek for warranty repair). I want to upgrade to a 7870. It's the perfect performance/price ratio for me. My 4870 was STILL performing very well.
  • 10
    DSpider , February 11, 2012 4:22 AM
    What don't you understand? Performance-wise:

    5770/6770 -> 6790 -> 6850


    7770 falls between 6790 and 6850.

    7750 is around 5770/6770.
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