ATI brings back the All-In-Wonder(AIW)
"AMD resurrect's the All-In-Wonder"
Published: 26th June 2008 | Source: ATI |
AMD resurrect's the All-In-Wonder 
The All-in-Wonder (AIW) is a combination graphics card/TV tuner card, based on a Radeon chipset with extra features incorporated onto the board. Typically, AIW cards run at lower clock speeds than their conventional counterparts to reduce heat and power consumption, making them perfect for HTPC duties. In recent times ATI hasn't released an AIW card, but that's about to change with the release of the 4800 series GPU.
According to AMD's product page, the ATI All-in-Wonder™ HD is based on a 55nm fabrication process; utilises a PCI Express 2.0 x16 bus interface and 120 stream processing units.
AMD's Press Release states that the ATI All-in-Wonder™ HD will be available in North America by late July, so those looking to get their hands on one in Europe may have a short wait.
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Still prudent to release 2g kits as new ?
The 790i can only take 2 gigs of DDR3-2000 I believe.
Ewww why did they go green? I love my Patriot Extreme Performance DDR2 800. Id love to own another set of Patriot ram.
The 790i can only take 2 gigs of DDR3-2000 I believe.
What the fudge is that all about ?
Is that cos of the speed or is that just how it is ?
The 790i can only take 2 gigs of DDR3-2000 I believe.
Negative. 4GB of DDR3-2000 being reviewed on a 790i as we speak :)
O rly? What ram are you using? When I looked last month you could only use two slots and to my knowledge you can only get 1 gig sticks of DDR3-2000.
O rly? What ram are you using? When I looked last month you could only use two slots and to my knowledge you can only get 1 gig sticks of DDR3-2000.
Ahh mebe the two slots thing is true, but DDR3-2000 is available in 4GB format. Corsair have got some out, and I think i've seen some PR from other Manu's too.
I bought some ddr3 4g(2x2g) stuff around 18/19xx something :)
(price has plumitted again since lol)
(price has plumitted again since lol)
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