AMD/ATI Ships 25 Millionth DirectX 11 GPU
Leading the way into DirectX 11.
AMD didn't have the best financial news to report, as it went through another third quarter loss, but its graphics division did have some good news. Revealed at the same time as the financials was that AMD has shipped over 25 million DirectX11-capable ATI GPUs since introduction in September 2009.
The added competition from Nvidia may have played a part in ATI's revenue down 11 percent over the previous quarter, but things are still up 33 percent year-over-year.
The ATI division's operating income was $1 million, compared with $33 million in Q2-10 and $2 million in Q3-09.
AMD will hope to increase that number of DirectX 11 Radeon HD GPUs sold, as it will be unveiling new products this week. Stay tuned!

I was reading rumors that AMD's Radeon 7xxx series are suppose to support PCI 3.0. If that's the case I'm just going to hold off buying new gpu until my next build in a year or two from now.
The new 28nm process better be good, or I will buy nvidia next.
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4+1 phase VRM on front of board
900mhz =6870
4800mhz 1gig ddr5
256bit memory interface
o yeh that a xfx grafic card