The Loveland GPU utilizes the TeraScale 2 architecture and is manufactured using a 40 nm production process at TSMC. The small die size of 75 mm² and a transistor count of 450 million indicate its compact design. Loveland supports DirectX 11.2 at Feature Level 11_0, enabling advanced graphics features and capabilities.
For GPU compute applications, the Loveland GPU supports OpenCL version 1.2, which allows developers to harness its processing power for parallel computing tasks.
In terms of its specifications, the Loveland GPU features 80 shading units, 8 texture mapping units (TMUs), and 4 render output units (ROPs). These components collectively contribute to the GPU's overall performance and rendering capabilities. While the Loveland GPU might not be suitable for high-end gaming or intensive graphics tasks, its specifications suggest that it's designed for entry-level or basic computing needs
