It appears that AMD is still not done with the HD 7000 series as the new HD 7730 leaks in full glory. The new HD 7730 has been pictured and tested in various benchmarks by a Coolaler forum member.
The pictured entry-level HD 7730 graphics card comes from MSI and although most specifications are still not clear since the GPU-Z is not compatible with it, you can expect it to feature 384 to 512 stream processors and work at 800MHz GPU clock. It will feature 1GB of GDDR5 memory clocked at 1125MHz (4500MHz effective) and paired up with a 128-bit memory interface.

The pictured MSI HD 7730 uses a single fan dual-slot cooler and features DVI, HDMI and DisplayPort outputs. Since it is an entry-level GPU it does not need any additional power connector as it draws all it needs from the PCI-Express slot.

Although it has been tested in Futuremark's 3DMark Vantage, 3DMark 11 and the new 3DMark, the pictured HD 7730 was unfortunately compared to the HD 6670, which should be its direct predecessor. Of course, we would still like to see it put to the test against some of Nvidia cards like the GT 640 or the GTX 650, in order to get a clearer performance picture.







Source: Coolaler.com.