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http://www.bit-tech.net/news/hardware/2009/11/02/new-dual-gpu-ati-radeon-5970-spotted/1
Mod: Please change title to Radeon 5970 AKA 5870 X2
Mod: Please change title to Radeon 5970 AKA 5870 X2
Also, please note that according to AMD, the following leaked pictures are not the final card as this is an engineering sample.
And Clive clearly isn't either as he obviously has no clue about the case when you are talking about a group of people thus you use plural as opposed to the (legal) entity when it's singular.DJ is clearly not a journalist then, as we all know that companies are singular.
They can't even make a good supply of current cards, I can't see this releasing for a few months.
Mod: Please change title to Radeon 5970 AKA 5870 X2
Dguy,
Please link me with an official Amd release date and the "insane" demand supply numbers. Thanks.
While you do that, read this about the 40nm yield issues.
http://www.fudzilla.com/content/view/16217/65/
http://techreport.com/discussions.x/17864
QUOTE:
"Both AMD and Nvidia have claimed in the past that their 40nm processes are yielding just fine, though several rumours are afloat as to Nvidia's troubles with the 40nm process, for the current GT21x shrinks, as well as the upcoming GF100. Meanwhile, the HD 5800 series continues to remain in short supply."
"On a positive note, TSMC CEO Morris Chang has vowed to fix all 40nm issues by the end of 2009. 40nm product revenue surged to 4% of all TSMC revenue in Q3 '09, compared to 1% in Q1 '09. TSMC expects 40nm products to take a 10% share by the end of 2009. If TSMC can get yield rates up to scratch for both AMD and Nvidia products, that seems like a fair target."
Note the lines "5800 series in short supply" and "by the end of 2009".