AMD's new 790GX and SB750 pictured - bit-tech.net Forums

CardJoe · 6th Jun 2008, 11:36

http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2008/06...750-pictured/1

COMPUTEX 08: We found 5 minutes and a free 790GX/SB750 to take apart for you. We also overheard AMD will be launching a new CPU when this chipset arrives too.

Goty · 6th Jun 2008, 16:43

Well, the onboard memory already removes the single largest bottleneck of integrated graphics solutions, so this might just be a feasible chipset for gamers on very tight budgets.

CowBlazed · 6th Jun 2008, 21:34

Phenom 9950 probably, as well as the apparent extra overclocking potential with the new southbridge some how. HD3300 IGP looks interesting they were always designed to have at least a small memory buffer.

HourBeforeDawn · 7th Jun 2008, 00:38

oh sweet so does that mean we will see some 790FX boards that could have the SB750 on it or is there going to be a chipset coming out the will replace the 790FX?

Max Spain · 7th Jun 2008, 07:25

While I agree that the onboard memory is a great idea, it isn't designed for gaming and sits on a very narrow bus. It will free up your system memory for other tasks though.

6th Jun 2008, 11:36	#1
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6th Jun 2008, 16:43	#2
Goty Supermodder Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Dacula, GA USA Posts: 302	Well, the onboard memory already removes the single largest bottleneck of integrated graphics solutions, so this might just be a feasible chipset for gamers on very tight budgets.

6th Jun 2008, 21:34	#3
CowBlazed Multimodder Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 110	Phenom 9950 probably, as well as the apparent extra overclocking potential with the new southbridge some how. HD3300 IGP looks interesting they were always designed to have at least a small memory buffer.

7th Jun 2008, 07:25	#5
Max Spain Minimodder Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 43	While I agree that the onboard memory is a great idea, it isn't designed for gaming and sits on a very narrow bus. It will free up your system memory for other tasks though.