AMD Radeon Fury X "Fiji" Based Graphics Card 3DMark Benchmarks Revealed - Slightly Faster Than The GeForce GTX 980 Ti

The outset proper benchmarks of the AMD Radeon Fury 10 "Fiji" GPU based graphics card have been revealed by Videocardz. The benchmarks show the functioning results which we all have been anticipating for the upcoming Radeon Fury X graphics carte that delivers increased graphic operation only the more than important matter is that it does so while using the latest tech that include next generation HBM retention which pumps out pregnant amount of bandwidth.

AMD Radeon Fury Ten 3DMark FireStrike Benchmarks Unveiled

The AMD Radeon Fury X will exist the latest and greatest graphics carte from AMD featuring their new Fiji GPU core which is the first to utilize high-bandwidth memory. We covered the specifications of the card yesterday and institute out what actually lies beneath the GPU core. The Republic of the fiji islands GPU which measures around 560mm2 is the biggest scrap AMD has ever produced but it is likewise the fastest. Packed inside the Republic of the fiji islands GPU cadre are 64 Compute Units, each featuring 64 stream processors. Later on running the numbers, we become a total of 4096 stream cores, 128 raster functioning units and 256 texture mapping units. These are insane specifications for a card that is meant to push 4K performance.

The Radeon Fury 10 also comes packed with HBM forth side the GPU die. The GPU and HBM are actually allotted space on an interposer die which measures around 1000mm2. While the complete fleck is larger than whatever previous GPU ever produced, HBM saves a lot of space around the PCB which would otherwise take been taken over by several GDDR5 fries. This leads to significantly smaller PCB and design schemes similar the one we have seen in renders, reducing the cost and oestrus output of flagship graphics cards. The carte du jour comes packed with 4 GB of HBM retentiveness that operates along a 4096-fleck wide autobus interface, clocked at 500 MHz and pumps out 512 GB/s bandwidth. The cadre clock is maintained at 1050 MHz for reference designs and leads to a total of viii.6 TFlops of FP32 compute operation. AMD has managed to squeeze more performance per watt out of their Fiji GPU compared to their concluding gen Hawaii GPU that is rated around 28.7 GFlops/W versus 19.4 GFlops/W.

Only the existent test of the Radeon Fury X would exist how information technology manages to hold up confronting its rival, the GM200 based GeForce graphics cards. NVIDIA'south GM200 are also the biggest GPUs ever produced with a die size of 601mm2. Their parts are focused solely on single precision with over 7 TFlops of compute functioning just too a pure gaming oriented series since Pascal is reserved for the double precision oriented Tesla lineup. The launch of Fiji GPU takes place iii months after GM200 arrived in the market and it is expected to feature new technology set such every bit total support of DirectX 12 and HBM memory but permit'south encounter how well these features translate in bench marks.

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AMD Fury X Edging Past The Titan X at Firestrike Ultra 4K Benchmark

Equally usual, we have several constructed benchmarks covered by Videocardz which were taken from 3DMark's information base which has validated several new cards. Previously, the GeForce GTX 980 Ti synthetic benchmarks covered past Videocardz turned out very true in the sense that they were shut to the real benchmarks and we can once more expect these results to exist close to the cards which hit the market later this calendar month. The benchmark shows the Fiji XT based Radeon Fury X performing faster or 100 3DMarks improve than the GeForce GTX 980 Ti in Firestrike Ultra and Extreme (both cards are clocked at reference speeds). The GeForce GTX 980 Ti OC shows additional performance due to college clock speeds just we can expect the same from the Fury X which is designed for OC with its unique h2o cooling pattern which is a beauty. The GeForce GTX Titan X is faster in 3DMark Firestrike Extreme but is slightly slower in 3DMark Firestrike Ultra compared to the Radeon Fury X due to its higher ROP count which benefit in gaming at 4K and higher resolutions.

The Radeon R9 390X and Radeon R9 390 can also be seen in the benchmarks with the Hawaii Pro with faster clock speeds performing slightly ahead of the GeForce GTX 970 while the Radeon R9 390X is shown faster than the Radeon R9 290X due to larger VRAM and higher clock speeds but lags backside the GeForce GTX 980 in both 3DMark benchmarks.

AMD Radeon Fury X Is a Beast In CrossFire Benchmarks

AMD is also fine tuning CrossFireX performance for their upcoming animate being and nosotros can see the carte performing a slight notch alee of the GTX 980 Ti SLI and just a few points below the GTX Titan Ten in SLI. The Radeon Fury X has been rumored to toll around the $999 US range but we are expecting a much lower cost in the case AMD really wants this bill of fare to compete against the GM200 based rivals.

AMD Radeon 300 Series Product Lineup:

WCCFTech	AMD Radeon R9 Fury X2	AMD Radeon R9 Fury 10	AMD Radeon R9 Nano	AMD Radeon R9 Fury	AMD Radeon R9 290X
GPU	Fiji XT x two	Fiji XT	Fiji XT	Fiji Pro	Hawaii XT
Stream Processors	8192	4096	4096	3584	2816
GCN Compute Units	128	64	64	56	44
Return Output Units	128	64	64	64	64
Texture Mapping Units	512	256	256	224	176
GPU Frequency	TBA	Up to 1050Mhz	Up to thousand MHz	Upwards to 1000 MHz	1000Mhz
Memory	8GB HBM (four GB Per Flake)	4GB HBM	4GB HBM	4GB HBM	4GB GDDR5
Memory Interface	4096-bit x ii	4096bit	4096bit	4096bit	512bit
Retentiveness Frequency	500Mhz	500Mhz	500 MHz	500Mhz	1250Mhz
Constructive Memory Speed	1Gbps	1Gbps	1Gbps	1Gbps	5Gbps
Memory Bandwidth	1024 GB/s	512GB/s	512GB/south	512GB/s	320GB/due south
Cooling	Liquid	Liquid, 120mm Radiator	Air, Unmarried Fan. Custom AIB Solutions Later on	Air, Custom AIB Solutions	Air, Single Blower Fan
Functioning (SPFP)	17.two TFLOPS	8.half dozen TFLOPS	8.19 TFLOPS	7.2 TFLOPS	five.six TFLOPS
TDP	TBA	275W	175W	275W	250W
Ability Connectors	Dual 8-Pivot	Dual 8-Pin	8-Pin	Dual viii-Pin	6+8 Pin
GFLOPS/Watt	TBA	31.3	47.1	26.2	19.iii
New Prices	TBA	$649	$499	$549	$299 (Retail)
Launch Date	Early 2022	24th June 2022	7th September 2022	10th July 2022	24th Oct 2022