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Apple to use AMD 6 series GPU in upcoming iMac range?

It looks as if the upcoming range of Apple iMac all in one desktop computers could be adopting Intel's newest range of Core processors. The release of these machines could actually come as early as tomorrow according to sources in Taipei.

Apple could also be adopting the new Thunderbolt port, in place of the mini DisplayPort connectors. Rumors from sources indicate that the new machines might also feature 6000 series AMD Radeon graphics cards.

Other sources indicate that Apple are preparing to launch the machines very soon, with staff working through the nights, making modifications to store layouts to accommodate the new machines. The launch will also be the first desktop refresh in 9 months, a necessary move to help drive sales. Apple are in fact recording very low sales for their desktop machines, taking a very small percentage of overall revenue.

KitGuru says: The move to new AMD 6 series graphics cards could be a good move for Apple, but right now this is an unsubstantiated rumor that we have heard from sources close to us in Taipei.

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One comment

  1. overclockthesun

    Well, for what it is worth, the latest 10.6.7 update, supports both AMD 5xxx and 6xxx series cards natively without the need for apple specific kexts (drivers). So in all probability I do believe the 6xxx series will be supported.

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