ATI currently owns the high-end DX11 market, and is now moving into claiming the low-end market. TechConnect has pictures of what’s believed to be the first Redwood-based Radeon HD5670, a sub-$100 card that’s DX11 compliant.
The quite compact card has a 128-bit interface and 400 Stream Processors, it boasts active cooling, supports CrossFireX and provides three connectivity options – D-Sub, DVI and HDMI. This Radeon is supported to have a GPU clock of 775 MHz and 1GB of GDDR5 memory @ 4000 MHz, and it doesn’t require more power than that delivered via the PCI-Express slot.
