bit-tech.net | AMD HD 4850 – RV770 GPU die shot

bowman 5th June 2008, 12:51

*Qimonda

Did you just write 'quinmonda'?`:D I guess it's the jet lag

mutznutz 5th June 2008, 12:53

Look forward to the next set of launches ... and then the wait afterwards for the prices to drop :)

oasked 5th June 2008, 12:53

Sweet. 2 weeks now until the NDA's run out on the HD4***'s and nVidia GTX280/260?

Phil Rhodes 5th June 2008, 12:57

Wow! Crikey! Amazing! Look, it's... um... a little microchip.

ch424 5th June 2008, 12:59

You can see the PWMs!!

badders 5th June 2008, 13:20

Oooh, Squigglies!
Is this just equalising trace lengths?

http://images.bit-tech.net/news_images/2008/06/amd-hd-4850-rv770-gpu-die-shot/2s.jpg

ch424 5th June 2008, 13:44

Yeah, think so.

DXR_13KE 5th June 2008, 17:40

these things are coming out faster than ever....

HourBeforeDawn 5th June 2008, 19:48

Sweet, I am so psyched about this upcoming release from ATI.

Kipman725 5th June 2008, 22:06

Hmm I thought VIA's introduced parasitic capacitance and inductance so why are there are there lots on the RAM chips? I have a pretty dense FPGA board with BGA mounted packages infront of me and I can only see three vias, seem like a veyr large number on this board. Does anyone know how many layers this is?

PhenomRed 6th June 2008, 01:01

I want

thecrownles 6th June 2008, 07:55

Technically you showed us pictures of the heat spreader. Now rip that off and show us the die!

RotoSequence 6th June 2008, 08:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by thecrownles
Technically you showed us pictures of the heat spreader. Now rip that off and show us the die!

GPUs basically all have exposed dies under the heatsinks, and R770 is no exception; that is the die, not a heat spreader.

1st time modder 6th June 2008, 09:13

remind me back in the days of the pentium 2......... hopefully this card will set the precedence, waiting on invidia.... in terms of price and hopefully somewhat matured drivers and reliable/efficient drivers... i'd even consider having all the systems drivers on an integrated flash bank, that can be written or read from when needed....

SCSI-Terminator 7th June 2008, 04:07

Let me guess, you had the flashlight pointed straight down when you took the picture of those rams. Next time, hold the light from the side, at almost board level, and let the light spill across the device sideways, on edge. You will find that doing this makes the laser etch show up much clearer than in that picture you posted., which is barely ledgable BTW.

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