Radeon HD 7000M Series Officially Launched

While the Radeon HD 7970 was on sale, the “next-generation” Radeon HD 7000M series for notebooks was also officially launched, but not the same new 28nm GCN architecture, but instead the 40nm Radeon HD 6000M series was renamed and still supporting DX11. . Want to see the new technology and new architecture in the notebook, you have to wait for the future Radeon HD 7700M series and higher models.

Radeon HD 7000M series has emerged in early December last year, but only until today officially appeared in the product list of AMD official website, but also one Radeon HD 6300M ​​sub-series than previously reported.

Radeon HD 7600M/7500M:

For performance-class thin and light notebooks, it is actually Radeon HD 6700M/6600M series, 480 stream processors, 24 texture units, 8 color ROP units, with 128-bit GDDR5 memory. As for the difference between the 7600M and 7500M models, it should be basically a difference in frequency, and it does not rule out the possibility that the latter will use DDR3 memory chips.

Radeon HD 7400M:

For mainstream notebooks, Radeon HD 6400M series, only 160 stream processors, 8 texture units, 4 color ROP units, with 64-bit GDDR5/DDR3 memory.

Radeon HD 7300M:

For entry-level, low-cost notebooks. Like the Radeon HD 7350 on the desktop, it is also a "double-layer vest". It was originally the Mobility Radeon HD 5400 series, which later became the Radeon HD 6300M ​​series, and is now still in service. The specification is still 80 stream processors, 8 texture units, 4 color ROP units, with 64-bit DDR3 memory.

AMD said in its press release that the Radeon HD 7000M series supports dynamic display switching/display switching, Vari-Bright display brightness optimization, and PowerPlay power saving technology. However, these features are actually on the Radeon HD 6000M series and even the Mobility Radeon HD 5000 series. Also have.

AMD did not disclose these specific frequencies, but said that some models will have higher frequencies, adding support for GDDR5 memory, and new packaging. I believe these are the only differences with the existing Radeon HD 6000M series.

HP, Lenovo, etc. will be the first to sell notebooks equipped with Radeon HD 7000M series.