Ati GPUs
556 GPUs found
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About ATI Technologies
Founded in 1985 in Toronto, Canada, ATI (Array Technology Inc.) became NVIDIA's fiercest competitor through the 1990s and early 2000s. Known for innovative graphics cards like the Radeon series, ATI was acquired by AMD in 2006 for $5.4 billion, ending an era but continuing their graphics legacy.
Historic Achievements:
- 1991: Mach32 breakthrough graphics accelerator
- 2000: Radeon 256 with hardware T&L
- 2002: R300 (Radeon 9700) architectural masterpiece
- 2005: X1000 series with unified shaders
Legacy & Impact:
- Fierce competition drove GPU innovation forward
- Introduced many graphics features still used today
- R300 architecture influenced modern GPU design
- Brand lives on in AMD Radeon products
Graphics API & Programming Support
ATI Legacy Technologies:
- ATI Stream: Early GPU computing platform
- Catalyst Drivers: Pioneering driver optimization
- HyperZ: Z-buffer compression technology
- TruForm: Hardware tessellation technology
Era Graphics APIs:
- DirectX 9: Shader Model 3.0 support and beyond
- OpenGL 2.1: GLSL shaders and programmable pipeline
- Direct3D: Hardware transform and lighting
- OpenGL Extensions: Advanced graphics features
Showing 4 of 556 GPUs
Xbox 360 GPU 65nm
Xenos Jasper
512 MB
GDDR3
Base: 500 MHz
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Boost: 500 MHz
TDP: 150 W
TeraScale Architecture
65 nm Process
TFLOPS
0.2
Xbox 360 GPU 80nm
Xenos Falcon
512 MB
GDDR3
Base: 500 MHz
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Boost: 500 MHz
TDP: 175 W
TeraScale Architecture
80 nm Process
TFLOPS
0.2
Xbox 360 GPU 90nm
Xenos Xenon
512 MB
GDDR3
Base: 500 MHz
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Boost: 500 MHz
TDP: 203 W
TeraScale Architecture
90 nm Process
TFLOPS
0.2
Xbox 360 S GPU
Xenos Vejle
512 MB
GDDR3
Base: 500 MHz
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Boost: 500 MHz
TDP: 133 W
TeraScale Architecture
45 nm Process
TFLOPS
0.2