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Wednesday, 14 December 2011 12:36

Radeon HD 7900 to feature Eyefinity 3D

Written by Slobodan Simic

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Pricing still set at US $549/$449


According to a post over at Donanimhaber, it appears that the upcoming Radeon HD 7900 series will feature a new Eyefinity 3D feature. Donanimhaber also talked about the pricing of the Radeon HD 7900 series and puts it at pretty much the same ballpark that we reported a few weeks ago.

According to Donanimhaber, the upcoming AMD Radeon HD 7900 series, and probably the entire Southern Islands based cards, will have a new feature called Eyefinity 3D. The new Eyefinity 3D is pretty much the regular Eyefinity with support for 3D 120Hz displays.

The rumoured price is set at somewhere around €500 for the HD 7970. We have been hearing that the final price should be set at US $549 for the HD 7970 and US $449 for the slower HD 7950 for quite some time and it looks like our sources were right on track when we reported it a few weeks back.

Of course, AMD can easily change the pricing a day before the launch so nothing is 100 percent sure until cards start showing up in retail/e-tail.

You can find more here.

Last modified on Wednesday, 14 December 2011 13:35
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