ATI Radeon X1950 XTX - is ATI speeding up?

According to information from the Chinese site Hardspell.com, ATI is taking gas seriously.

The image on the page is part of a presentation, showing some details of the ATI R590 core card. If the image shows authentic data, the core of the X1950 XTX will be 750 MHz, and the GDDR3 memory will rumble at 900 MHz.

As is well known, ATI’s current flagship has 650/775 MHz core / memory clocks, while its successor has 750/900 MHz values. The growth of the core clock becomes possible with the development of production technology. While the ATI Radeon X1900 series is 90, its successor, the X1950 series, is already available with a strip width of 80 nanometers. If we’re not the victims of a belated April prank, ATI’s new card promises a serious speed increase of about 30 percent over its predecessor.

The presentation shows that the X1950 XTX will be cooled by two, while its smaller sibling, the X1950 XT, will take up one slot.