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AMD Radeon HD 6530M The AMD Radeon HD 6530M (or ATI Mobility Radeon HD 6530) is a renamed low power version of the. As the 5650, the HD6530M supports DirectX 11, Shader Model 5.0, OpenGL 4.1, OpenCL 1.1, and Directcompute 11. The integrated video processor is still an UVD 2.2 for H.264, VC-1 and MPEG-2 video decoding.

The gaming performance should be on par with a HD 5650 depending on the used graphics memory. Therfore, demanding games like Risen or Battlefield Bad Company 2 can be played in medium to high details fluently. Less demanding games like Fifa 11 should run fluently in Full HD resolution and maximum detail settings. The power consumption is between 15+ Watt for the chip (according to AMD) and therefore best suited for 13-15' laptops. Manufacturer AMD Radeon HD 6500M Series () 400 @ 650 MHz 128 Bit @ 900 MHz () 400 @ 600 MHz 128 Bit @ 800 MHz Radeon HD 6530M 400 @ 500 MHz 128 Bit @ 800 MHz Codename Capilano-LP Architecture Terascale 2 Pipelines 400 - unified Core Speed 500 MHz Memory Speed 800 MHz Memory Bus Width 128 Bit Memory Type DDR3 Max.

Amount of Memory 1024 MB Shared Memory no DirectX DirectX 11, Shader 5.0 technology 40 nm Notebook Size medium sized Date of Announcement Link to Manufacturer Page Benchmarks.

Ok guys I really want to use the on board Radeon card built into my machine and I know some of you have already made some attempt on getting this to work with: Adding ATI card IDs to ATI.c - update (8-Sept) On page 37 (I think) Notshy says that this work is focused on the desktop carts not the mobile cards so we kind of left it dead. Yesterday I was inspired to google the card working in lion (due to iMovie taking 50 hours to import 1:34 hours of hd video) and did come across a result of it apparently working. According to the topic the built in display doesn't work with the radeon (no big deal we can use the hd3000) but it does work with QE/CI if booted on hdmi. I've tried installing the files I downloaded from my google find, the alternative bootloader did boot but did still get the 'unsupported card!'

Message on boot and it says the ati6000 controller kext could not be loaded. What did other people get when they tried notshy's method?? My google find: Instructions aren't exactly clear but hopefully 1 of you might be more in tune with the concept so can explain it step by step for the rest of us if you got it to work. IF YOU ARE GOING TO TRY AND DO THIS YOU WILL NEED TO MOVE / DELETE YOUR DSDT OR YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO BOOT WITH THE GRAPHICS CARD ACTIVE. EDIT since writing this i've realised my card is a 6490m not 6470m though it was listed on the site as 6470m try using CPU-Z to check. Unsupported ATI card!

Device ID: [1002:6760] Subsystem ID: [167d103c]So I've added the shown Subsystem ID to the ati.c, still not working. Even if the graphics enabler is not working I get the ATI kexts loaded correctly. (ATI6000Controller, ATIRadeonX3000, ATISupport). Screenshot from IORegExplorer. Also, am I the only one who can see the device-id being '`g' on his laptop?

EDIT: OK, I got a little further. I removed all the array entries I've added and just modified the original one with the right device-id and the Ipomoea framebuffer (the closest one matching according to ).

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