Radeon HD 7000 Series full-line specification, price exposure

According to Fudzilla, Radeon HD 6990, the successor to the Radeon HD 6990 graphics card, has already established its current price, which seems to be a little less user-friendly...

From the Radeon HD 7970 officially listed on January 9, the official recommended price of 549 US dollars can be seen, this generation of Radeon HD 7000 series graphics card is likely not cheap. Although the Radeon HD 7990 is certainly not as expensive as the two CrossfireX combos, it also reached $849 and is expected to be officially launched in March 2012.

In terms of specifications, the frequency of the Radeon HD 7990 is naturally reduced compared to the HD 7970. The dual Tahiti XT core runs at 850 MHz and the memory frequency is 5 GHz equivalent.

Fudzilla pointed out that as the release plan may change, the official recommended price may also change along with it, but according to the current news.

Tahiti Pro, the Radeon HD 7950, will be released on the 9th of January together with the HD 7970. It features 1792 SPs, 112 texture units, 32 ROPs, 5 GHz equivalent memory, and a 3GB version priced at US$449. Introduced 1.5GB memory version, priced at 399 US dollars.

The Pitcairn series includes the Radeon HD 7870 and 7850. The core area is 245 square millimeters, the selling price is respectively 7870 299 dollars/7850 2GB 249 dollars/7850 1GB 219 dollars.

The mid-end Cape Verde Radeon HD 7770 has a core area of ​​164 mm2, 896 SPs, 56 texture units and 16 ROPs, which is exactly half of the Radeon HD 7950. HD 7770 is expected to be available in February and is priced at US$149. The low-frequency/partial SP cut-down version of the HD 7750 costs $139.

In addition to these cards that were released in March, there are some interesting LE versions, such as the Tahiti LE Radeon HD 7890/Pitcairn Radeon HD 7790. It can be seen that the core area is still the same as the top model, and there may still be the possibility of opening the shielded core.