Specification RX 500 series and RX VEGA That Will Be Released In This Year- Reportedly AMD RX 500 series will be launched on April 4 and AMD Vega will be launched on May 30. Both the GPU is clocked higher than AMD Polaris 10 Polaris XT and 10: the RX 480 and RX 470. AMD will launch the latest version of the RX 580 and RX 570 will provide 10 percent higher performance than previous AMD GPU. AMD RX 580 and RX 570 will be launched on April 4.
AMD also reported RX 560 and RX 550 will be released a week later on April 11, this GPU-based Polaris 11 who owned the RX 460. So AMD GPU has only a slight increase in performance simply because its clock speed is higher.
Along with the launch of AMD RX 500 series AMD will also launch its newest brand AMD RX series is Vega Vega 10 and Vega Vega 11. AMD this series will be a level GPU card with high-end production by AMD and Nvidia will compete in class GTX Reportedly 1080. AMD Vega own sample which proves that performance 10 percent higher than 1080 GTX.
AMD has revealed some new details about the successor architecture Polaris at the Capsaicin and Cream. Interestingly, many thought that this would be called Vega architecture RX RX 490 or 580, but by the time the show Raja Koduri mention that named Radeon GPU RX Vega Vega.
Unlike most capable GPU Polaris RX 480 that can only be compared against 1060 GTX, RX Vega will be the flagship of AMD are going head to head with 1080 GTX performance at a price that is not too different. What makes this superb Radeon RX Vega?
Features AMD Vega
- 4x Power Efficiency
- 2x Peak Throughput / Performance Per Clock
- 2x bandwidth per pin
- 8x Capacity Per stack (2nd Generation High Bandwidth Memory)
- 512TB Virtual Address Space
Specifications AMD Vega 10 and Vega 11
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Graphics Card
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R9 Fury X
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RX 480
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RX 500 Series
TBA
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RX 500 Series
TBA
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GPU
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Fiji XT
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Polaris 10
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Vega 11
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Vega 10
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Process Node
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28nm
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14nm
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14nm
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14nm
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Stream Processors
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4096
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2304
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TBA
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4096
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Performance
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8.6 TFLOPS
8.6 (FP16) TFLOPS
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5.8 TFLOPS
5.8 (FP16) TFLOPS
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TBA
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12.5 TFLOLPS
25 (FP16) TFLOPS
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Memory
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4GB HBM
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8GB GDDR5
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TBA
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8GB HBM2
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Memory Bus
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4096-bit
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256-bit
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TBA
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2048-bit
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Bandwidth
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512GB/s
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256GB/S
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TBA
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512GB/s
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TDP
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275W
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150W
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TBA
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250W
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Launch
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2015
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2016
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2017
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2017
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What is interesting from AMD VEGA?
There are features High Bandwidth Cache Controller (HBCC) which in short has been shown at this event. AMD shows how this new cache architecture will benefit gamers by enabling developers to utilize 100 percent of system memory and cache in the RX Vega. Gamers will get better performance when playing FPS games with a higher course.
In addition, the RX Vega has AMD Next-gen Compute Unit (NCU), which is the computing center. There is a feature called fast Packed Mathematics (RPM) will give faster performance for rendering. In the figure below shows how MRX Vega was able to double the number of hairs and not by adding a second GPU, but with the same performance, just add features RPM.
RX Vega previously demonstrated running DOOM with 4K resolution with ultra settings, and the results were quite surprising. The game runs smoothly at 4K Ultra resolution and 60 FPS more, considering there is currently no single GPU that is capable of running it in the resolution. AMD Radeon RX Vega rumored to be released in the second quarter 2017.
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