It looks like the next month promises to be very hot in terms of competition from NVIDIA and AMD in the market of discrete computer graphics. For example, in March to be held long-awaited release of the latest graphics cards series NVIDIA Fermi, based on 40 nm GPU and equipped with technology to support DirectX 11. According to previously published information, the first swallows of the family should be the Fermi Adapters GeForce GTX 480 and GeForce GTX 470.
In response, AMD is preparing to submit their interesting development based on 40 nm chip Cypress. For example, on 25 February on the eve of CeBIT 2010 is expected to debut another DirectX 11 compatible graphics card Radeon HD 5830, uneasy about the fate of which we have repeatedly written in the news. This graphics card should have 1280 stream processors and 1 GB of memory GDDR5, and its clock speeds will be 750 and 4000 MHz for the GPU and memory respectively.
At the same time, March 11, at the conclusion of the Hanover trade fair, to be held release the accelerator AMD Radeon HD 5870 Eyefinity 6 Edition, on the development of which we reported last year. The interest of this graphics card is, above all, because instead of a set of ports DVI / HDMI / DisplayPort, the announcement is on the standard version of the Radeon HD 5870, the novelty will as much as six slots Mini DisplayPort.
In conjunction with the technology to support ATI Eyefinity it gives AMD Radeon HD 5870 Eyefinity 6 Edition unique opportunity to work simultaneously with six monitors. In addition, this card will receive 2 GB of "onboard" memory GDDR5, while the rest of its features, including support for a set of libraries DirectX 11, will remain the same as in the standard version.
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