ATI Linux Drivers Gain Support For Unreleased RS880
AMD's current flagship offering when it comes to integrated ATI graphics is the Radeon HD 3300 / 790GX. This IGP was introduced last fall as a minor refresh to the Radeon HD 3200 / 780G Chipset. As something new for consumers to consider, soon it looks like AMD will be introducing the RS880. The RS880 will likely have a marketing name within the Radeon HD 4000 series and will be their fastest integrated graphics solution, well, for now.
It is rumored that the ATI/AMD RS880 will be based upon the RV620 ASIC and will provide 40 Stream processors and other features similar to the 790GX, but will run with a ramped up core clock speed. Besides VGA and DVI support, the RS880 is also expected to support both HDMI and DisplayPort standards. The 55nm RS880 will also be compatible with UVD2, but sadly that is not supported under Linux at this time. The second-generation AMD Unified Video Decoder will be supported under Linux through their proprietary Catalyst driver once XvBA (the X-Video Bitstream Acceleration API) is officially supported.
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