Thursday, January 5th 2012
AMD Slips Out Radeon HD 7670 to OEMs
Without making any noise, AMD rolled out an OEM-exclusive graphics card model, the Radeon HD 7670. This GPU is completely identical to the previous-generation Radeon HD 6670, making it a rebrand. It has identical specifications to the 40 nm Turks GPU, which drives the retail HD 6670, with 480 VLIW5 stream processors, a 128-bit wide GDDR5 memory interface holding 512 MB or 1 GB of memory, 24 TMUs, 8 ROPs, and clock speeds of 800 MHz core, and 4.00 GHz memory. This GPU was featured on some of HP's desktop PC products. The product page of this OEM-only GPU can be found here.
Source:
Anandtech
52 Comments on AMD Slips Out Radeon HD 7670 to OEMs
The card ID can be edited, with a BIOS update, but it would be pointless.
It is cca. 20% faster than 4670, and the directx api support and the multimedia features are more advanced.
Again, the 4670 was a low-middle class vga, while the 5670 and the 6670 was a strong-low class one.
Anyay, there's the R7750s... and the sometime in the future to be released 8740 (7750 rebrand) and 8750 (actual new card).