Output: Dual-Monitor, HDMI, Up to 4 Monitors

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AMD’s 780G and 780V chipsets are the first on-board graphics solutions to offer dual-monitor support. If the 780G/V board is equipped with a DVI or HDMI connector in addition to the conventional VGA output, the board can drive two displays.

AMD 780G

If the only digital output present on the board is an HDMI interface, you can still use your TFT using either an adapter or an HDMI-DVI converter cable. This will not have any impact on the HDCP copy protection used on HD-DVDs or Blu-ray discs.

AMD 780G Gigabyte

Our Gigabyte board came equipped with a DVI output as well as an HDMI connector. Since these two outputs use the same source, connecting two digital displays is not possible.

AMD 780G

When equipped with a hybrid-enabled ATI graphics card, the system can drive up to four monitors, with the add-in card providing connectivity for the additional two displays. Depending on the manufacturer, a typical add-in card will either sport two DVI ports or one DVI and one VGA connector.

AMD 780G


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paradigital 05/03/2008 09:53
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Page 2 - "HD3400 in the northbridge"... "The 780G comes with a Radeon HD3200 chip"
mi1ez 05/03/2008 10:59
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Why were there gaming benchmarks in this review? Surely nobody is going to use this solution for gaming? HTPC is it's forté.
waxdart 05/03/2008 11:12
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Encryption increases load on the CPU!
Thus it uses more power; some will have to upgrade causing needless waste.

DRM/Encryption is bad for the environment. I say ban it.
Flakes 05/03/2008 02:24
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I think its a brilliant little GPU, and should increase the competition on the integrated front which will only be good for PC gaming, after all everyone that doesnt like PC gaming says its because its complicated or doesnt want to spend over odds for a GFX card... this way even the little guy will be able to stick in a game and play the recent titles at low-mid settings, unlike current chips which can only play older games at low-mid.
americanbrian 05/03/2008 02:47
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I would like to see the benchmarks done with the dedicated memory slot for the GFX used. I think its a brilliant wee feature, assuming it can actually affect performance in any significant way.

Any chance of that please.

Can you add faster ram than the main system uses? Is it DDR2 or 3 let me know.
benkraft 05/03/2008 05:20
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paradigital :
Page 2 - "HD3400 in the northbridge"... "The 780G comes with a Radeon HD3200 chip"



What the author meant to say that the 780G incorporates an HD3200 GPU, which is an HD3400-class graphics processor.

mi1ez :
Why were there gaming benchmarks in this review? Surely nobody is going to use this solution for gaming? HTPC is it's forté.



The gaming benchmarks serve as a point of reference, letting you compare the performance of the 780G to dedicated graphics cards. Also, casual gamers may use this board in their main system. And let's face it - considering this is an integrated GPU, the performance is really pretty amazing.
Remember Nvidia's first nForce? Yeah, just saying... ;)

americanbrian :
I would like to see the benchmarks done with the dedicated memory slot for the GFX used. ...



Trouble is that none of the motherboard companies have actually announced produccts that will take advantage of this feature. Thus, the lab team weren't able to test this feature. Let's hope for such a product in the future, though.

Cheers,
BEN
grnrg 06/03/2008 08:29
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Everybody sais it supports bluray and VC1, AVC etc...
Does anybody has an idea if it can support HD-audio as well?...
At least as bitstream through hdmi...
Is it HDMI 1.1? 1.2? 1.3a,b?
Its new generation chipset... so, does it FULLY supports the new formats?...

Nobody knows, and the reviewers are too busy to say that it gives 14fps in quake with 320% performance gain (wich is useless) than to fully test it in HD content...
TiddlyPom 17/03/2008 05:49
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I have been using AMD processors all the way through since Socket-A and although Intel have a performance advantage at the moment, I strongly believe that AMD have got their architecture correct. Having said all that I run Linux (Ubuntu - http://www.ubuntu.com and Mythbuntu - http://www.mythbuntu.org) and have to stick with NVidia cards at the moment due to dire support from AMD/ATI for TV-Out support under the Linux FGLRX driver (AMD Proprietry). Once CrossFire is supported under Linux (http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=NjM3Mw) then I'll switch back.
Apodo 30/03/2008 01:50
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Will be some form of reviews of the upcoming motherboard that use this new chipset?.
David345 15/04/2008 05:50
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does anyone else think its a shame that you cant match the intergrated HD3200 with something more powerfull such as a HD3870? That way this chipset would have a significant advantage over Intel's intergrated option, as well as increasing the apeal of ATI cards
0minous 14/07/2008 08:40
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There is a JW-RS780UVD-AM2+ with 64M dedicated GDDR www.jwele.com/motherboard_detail.php?225

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