AMD 790GX, also known as RS780D, looks to be the next big chipset from AMD. While we certainly don't expect it to replace the 790FX, it looks to complete it. 790GX sports integrated graphics and according to recent reports, also a new kind of Hybrid CrossFire. It will not only let you link the IGP and the discrete card, but also add a second discrete card for some triple GPU action. This is pretty much exactly what NVIDIA let's you do with the nForce 780a chipset, so we can't say that we're surprised by this.
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