The Polish website PCLab.pl has also discovered some new news about Radeon HD 6000 series releases from AMD employees today. Interestingly, AMD intends to change the order of release in the past, with mainstream, dual-core, and high-end debuting.
When the Radeon HD 5000 series was released, AMD first introduced the high-end 5800 series, then went down to the mainstream 5700 series, and the flagship dual-core 5900 series. In 2010, it began to supplement the low-end 5600/5500/5400 series.
Radeon HD 6000 series debut is the mainstream performance level of the 6700 series, time is scheduled for October 12, and then at the end of Christmas, fans will be able to see the new single-card dual-core 6970.6800 series will certainly wait until next year However, as for the low-end 6600/6500 series, it has not been mentioned yet, but it is also possible to catch up with the 6800 series.
It is unclear why AMD has disrupted the usual order of release, perhaps because of market competition considerations, perhaps to take care of existing product inventory, and perhaps even that the dual-core 6970 is composed of two 6700 series cores. Anyway, AMD is full of confidence in the 6000 series and believes that they will continue to dominate the DX11 world and there is no fear of competition from NVIDIA.
In addition, although the 6000 series did not adopt a new architecture and production process, it has been improved and optimized in many places. The result is higher performance at the same frequency, higher power management and higher efficiency, especially with the true maturity of TSMC's 40nm process. AMD is finally able to use every inch of core space more effectively.
When the Radeon HD 5000 series was released, AMD first introduced the high-end 5800 series, then went down to the mainstream 5700 series, and the flagship dual-core 5900 series. In 2010, it began to supplement the low-end 5600/5500/5400 series.
Radeon HD 6000 series debut is the mainstream performance level of the 6700 series, time is scheduled for October 12, and then at the end of Christmas, fans will be able to see the new single-card dual-core 6970.6800 series will certainly wait until next year However, as for the low-end 6600/6500 series, it has not been mentioned yet, but it is also possible to catch up with the 6800 series.
It is unclear why AMD has disrupted the usual order of release, perhaps because of market competition considerations, perhaps to take care of existing product inventory, and perhaps even that the dual-core 6970 is composed of two 6700 series cores. Anyway, AMD is full of confidence in the 6000 series and believes that they will continue to dominate the DX11 world and there is no fear of competition from NVIDIA.
In addition, although the 6000 series did not adopt a new architecture and production process, it has been improved and optimized in many places. The result is higher performance at the same frequency, higher power management and higher efficiency, especially with the true maturity of TSMC's 40nm process. AMD is finally able to use every inch of core space more effectively.
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