ATi RV630 GPU - Specifications, and Pictures

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ATi RV630

Capabilities

Manufacturer:	ATi
Series:	Radeon HD 2k
Maximum Framebuffer:	MB
Interface:	PCI-E x16
Supported Memory Types:	GDDR3, DDR2, GDDR4
Memory Bus Type:	64x2 (128 bit)
DirectX Compliance:	10.0
OpenGL Compliance:	2.1
PS Version:	4.0
VS Version:	4.0
Fragment Pipelines:	120
Texture Units:	8
Raster Operators	4
Vertex Pipelines:	120

Manufacturing Details

Transistors:	390 million
Process:	65 nm
Fabricator:	TSMC

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6 Cards Based On This GPU

Radeon HD 2600 XT PCI-E
Core Clock: 800 MHz
Mem Clock: 1100 MHz
Pipeline Config: 120/4/8/120

Radeon HD 2600 XT AGP
Core Clock: 800 MHz
Mem Clock: 1100 MHz
Pipeline Config: 120/4/8/120

Radeon HD 2600 Pro PCI-E
Core Clock: 600 MHz
Mem Clock: 500 MHz
Pipeline Config: 120/4/8/120

Radeon HD 2600 Pro AGP
Core Clock: 600 MHz
Mem Clock: 500 MHz
Pipeline Config: 120/4/8/120

FireGL V3600
Core Clock: 600 MHz
Mem Clock: 500 MHz
Pipeline Config: 120/4/8/120

FireGL V5600
Core Clock: 800 MHz
Mem Clock: 1100 MHz
Pipeline Config: 120/4/8/120

3 Comments

Monday, August 27, 2007 7:28:30 PM

Radiator
Senior Member

They really should had scrapped DDR2 .

Tuesday, September 04, 2007 7:18:26 PM

rougal
guest

The radeon hd 2600xt has the same core as radeon hd 2600pro. The same chip with lower clock. That make sense why the radeon hd 2600xt ddr3 version is the same size as radeon hd 2600pro board. So, my guess is that if the radeon hd 2600pro ddr3 version can be overclocked to the same core speed as radeon hd 2600xt, they would perform the same? hmm....

Wednesday, September 19, 2007 9:16:31 AM

Radiator
Senior Member

I haven't seen any HD 2600 Pro's out in GDDR3 so far ,but yeah... if you match the clock speeds on the HD 2600 Pro GDDR3 of the HD 2600 XT GDDR3 version , iy'll basically be the same card .

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