AMD World's First DX11 Embedded Graphics Radeon E6760

At the 2011 Silicon Valley Embedded Systems Conference held today, the AMD DX11 graphics card family ushered in a new member today, specifically targeting the "Radeon E6760" in the embedded space.

This is the world's first embedded graphics card that supports new technologies such as the DX11/OpenCL API, Eyefinity six-screen independent output, and is ideal for emerging applications such as general-purpose parallel computing and multi-screen display. If paired with the upcoming Llano A Series APU Fusion Processor, the Radeon E6760 also offers more powerful graphics performance and parallel computing performance.

The Radeon E6760 is based on the same "Turks" core as the Radeon HD 6600/6700M series, specifically from the Mobile Radeon HD 6700M. Compared to the previous Radeon E4690 based on the DX10 RV730 core, it has spanned two eras, and thus the specifications are considerable.

The Radeon E6760 is also manufactured on TSMC's 40nm process, with 716 million transistors, a GPU graphics processor and video memory combined with a 37.5 x 37.5mm (BGA) footprint, 35W thermal design power, and a PCI-E 2.1 bus interface with six SIMD arrays. 480 stream processors, core frequency 600MHz, single-precision peak floating-point performance 576GFlops, support for a series of new technologies such as DX11, SM5.0, OpenGL 4.1, OpenCL 1.1, DirectCompute 11, AMD APP, AMD EyeSpeed, AMD Eyefinity, AMD HD3D, etc. , And also integrate the UVD3 video decoding engine, you can hard solution H throughout. 264, VC-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 Part 2 and other high-definition video encoding.

The bit width of memory is still 128-bit, but the particle is upgraded to 1GB GDDR5 and the equivalent frequency is 3200MHz. The video display incorporates a single Triple 10-bit DAC and removes analog TV support. The output interface supports four single-link DVI, one dual-link DVI, two DisplayPort 1.1a, four DisplayPort 2.0, one single-link/double-link LVDS, One HDMI 1.4a, DP interface can connect up to four monitors, up to two other, a total of up to six, and the number of HDCP keys increased to six.

The operating system supports Windows XP, Windows XP Embedded, Windows 7, Windows 7 Embedded, and Linux x86. However, it is strange that Windows Vista is not included, and technologies such as DX11 and Eyefinity are missing on the Windows XP series.

According to the data given by AMD, Radeon E6760 can get more than P5300 score in 3DMark Vantage performance, which is 60% more than Radeon E4690, basically equivalent to Radeon HD 6750 on the desktop.