The ATI RD600 chipset will not be eliminated

Earlier rumors did not prove true, ATI's upcoming tile was not cleared.

Like what we're talking about reported, AMD acquired ATI. As a result, speculation about the Canadian manufacturer's RD600 chip began immediately. The question was whether the chipset developed alongside Intel’s Conroe processors would ever show up or simply delete the project.

According to current plans, the Canadian company will definitely produce the RD600 by the end of this year. According to inside information, according to The Tech Report website, the DFI motherboard based on the ATI chip will be available from September.

The RD600 has outstanding tuning capabilities: the FSB of the reference sheet has been raised to 430-450 MHz, which means 1720-1800 MHz at rms value. As a counterexample, for Core 2 Duo compatible chipsets, this figure is 266 MHz (rms value: 1066 MHz).