Rumor: AMD Radeon HD 7990 To Launch At Computex 2012
It seems AMD is in no hurry to launch its flagship dual-GPU, the Radeon HD 7990 (codenamed “New Zealand”), even with NVIDIA rushing to get the GeForce GTX 690 out, AMD seems to be unfazed. Donanimhaber’s source in the Far East is saying the AMD will launch the Radeon HD 7990 at Computex 2012 in Taiwan. The GPU, which was originally slated for an April-May release, got pushed back with the end of a June becoming the new release target. This just so happens to coincide with when Computex 2012 will be held. The Radeon HD 7990 will make use of two fully enabled Tahiti XT cores, making for a dual-GPU card consisting of 2x 384-bit memory bus, 6GB of GDDR5 memory, 4096 GCN stream processors and of course 6-monitor Eyefinity support.
According to information received from sources in the Far East a new model of AMD’s dual-GPU Radeon HD 7990 Computex 2012 Exhibition will be held in Taiwan in June may be the first time. In January, the launch of the Radeon HD 7970 first quarter, April-May period and then shifted under which a statement reported in the Radeon HD 7990’n output seems to find the end of June. Following the launch of AMD’s Computex 2012 Fair will board a possible common breaks will be offered for sale because of the same month a complex design, the Radeon HD 7990’un than the other models is expected to produce low quantities.
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