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AMD Launches Three New Graphics Cards

AMD focuses on the low-range market with the HD6450, HD6570 and the HD6670.

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Roshan DSilva|Apr 28, 2011, 19:39:08 IST
AMD today launched three new gaming Graphics Cards for the mid-range market. The AMD Radeon HD 6670, HD 6570 and HD 6450 are aimed at budget conscious gamers and digital lifestyle enthusiasts who need powerful, yet very affordable GPU solutions. In addition to delivering DirectX 11 gaming experience, the new Graphic Cards also consume a mere 75 watts of power.More bang for your buck!

More bang for your buck!

The GPUs also pack in AMD’s Eyefinity technology which allows for multi-screen gaming or for use of productivity applications. Movie buffs can enjoy Stereo 3D Support via the HD3D technology, which enhances 3D games and 3D movies. Another feature worth mentioning is AMD’s App Acceleration which speeds your day to day tasks – such as lowering rendering time for faster browser page loads as well as providing stutter-free video playback.

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Matt Skynner, corporate vice president and general manager, AMD Graphics Division said “With the newest additions to the AMD Radeon HD 6000 graphics family, we’re providing customers with a number of compelling products priced below $100 that enable exceptional image quality and game performance while remaining incredibly energy efficient and easy to install”.

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HD 6450, HD 6570 and HD 6670 are priced at sub- $100, while no official prices are mentioned for the Indian Market, but be sure to check back as we will update them as soon we get the prices.

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First Published:Apr 28, 2011, 19:39:08 IST
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