Friday, March 22, 2013
A few weeks back, the enthusiast community was abuzz after news broke that AMD’s Radeon HD 7000 series would remain “stable throughout 2013” and would be the company’s focus “for quite some time”. The wording of the initial news made it sound like AMD wouldn’t be releasing any new GPUs for the rest of the year and that it would further differentiate its offerings with only new game and software bundles.
AMD convened a conference call to try and quell the rumors and better explain the company’s position at the time, but short of saying there were some new products in the pipeline, not much was said to clarify the situation. Well, here we are, about a month out from the initial breaking of that news, and AMD is ready with a new mainstream graphics card, which features a brand new GPU.
Today AMD is taking the wraps off of the new Radeon HD 7790, a mainstream GPU designed to fill the gap in the company’s current graphics card lineup between the Radeon HD 7770 and HD 7850. The features, specifications, and details of the new Radeon HD 7790 GPU are below, with an array of benchmarks to follow...
The AMD Radeon HD 7790 Reference Card
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