We are talking about a 9.5 inch board that ATI already
demonstrated behind closed doors at Cebit. The DDR3 memory works at 1600
MHz while the GDDR4 board will end up with memory speeds in excess of 2000 MHz.
Now it is up to Raja Koduri and his driver team to make a
software miracle. Ben BarHaim, the VP of software at AMD together with his
knight Terry Makedon can make it happen.