ATi R430 GPU - Specifications, and Pictures

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ATi R430

Capabilities

Manufacturer:	ATi
Series:	Radeon X
Maximum Framebuffer:	MB
Interface:	PCI-E x16
Supported Memory Types:	DDR, GDDR3
Memory Bus Type:	64x4 (256 bit)
DirectX Compliance:	9.0b
OpenGL Compliance:	2.0
PS Version:	2.0b
VS Version:	2.0
Fragment Pipelines:	16
Texture Units:	16
Raster Operators	16
Vertex Pipelines:	6

Manufacturing Details

Transistors:	160 million
Process:	110 nm
Fabricator:	TSMC

Reference Images

Anti-Aliasing Modes

2xRGMS, 2x2T SGMS, 2x3T SGMS, 4x2T SGMS, 4x3T SGMS, 6x2T SGMS, 6x3T SGMS, 6xSGMS, 4xRGMS

Texture Filtering Modes

Bilinear, Trilinear, 16x Anisotropic

Video Card Related Ads

7 Cards Based On This GPU

All-In-Wonder X800 XL PCI-E
Core Clock: 400 MHz
Mem Clock: 490 MHz
Pipeline Config: 16/16/16/6

Radeon X800 PCI-E
Core Clock: 400 MHz
Mem Clock: 350 MHz
Pipeline Config: 12/16/12/6

Radeon X800 XL PCI-E
Core Clock: 400 MHz
Mem Clock: 500 MHz
Pipeline Config: 16/16/16/6

Radeon X800 AGP
Core Clock: 400 MHz
Mem Clock: 350 MHz
Pipeline Config: 12/16/12/6

Radeon X800 XL AGP
Core Clock: 400 MHz
Mem Clock: 490 MHz
Pipeline Config: 16/16/16/6

Radeon X800 XL 512MB PCI-E
Core Clock: 400 MHz
Mem Clock: 500 MHz
Pipeline Config: 16/16/16/6

All-In-Wonder X800 GT
Core Clock: 400 MHz
Mem Clock: 490 MHz
Pipeline Config: 8/16/8/6

2 Comments

Thursday, September 21, 2006 6:46:02 AM

Phosphate
guest

I have the r430 Powercolor X800 GTO. After downloading ATI tool I realized this GPU doesn't have much overclocking headroom.

I could get 500 MHz out of the memory and maybe 410 out of the core. I backed it down to stock speed.

Tuesday, August 28, 2007 2:08:24 PM

UNiX
guest

This chip is based on a budget manufacturing process of 110nm which the X700 also is based. They're poor overclockers and uses much less power than any R420 or R480 based GPU and can rival the 6800GT easily.

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