AMD hints at dual-GPU Radeon R9 Fury X2 graphics card (again)

CeBIT is coming up next month, it might be possible timing wise. Anyway, on his Twitter account Scott over at AMD has posted holding a photo with two FIJI GPUs in his hand, that my friends would hint and indicate the dual-GPU based Radeon R9 Fury X2.

It is not the first time that AMD teases with it, or let alone shows it. Even last summer they have been showing a prototype. A few weeks ago the cards apparently have been spotted and seated into at least a prototype Falcon Northwest Tiki compact gaming desktop as well as HTC Vive HMD. Falcon Northwest already slipped that the dual-GPU Fiji based graphics card is very tiny and easily slips into a 4-inch thick Tiki.

Here is the photo that was shared:
  

 
The product will be small, really small. Which makes sense due to the HBM design, I mean look at Nano. It is rumored that dual-GPU Fiji under code-name Gemini would have 8 GB HBM1 graphics memory with a whopping 8192 stream processors.

It was already mentioned that the release of the Dual Fiji XT graphics card is on target for this year likely in Q2. In fact it was caught several times now being shipped as it turned up in an India based courier service. The code-name that was spotted is "Fiji Gemini", and we need to mention here that "Gemini" has been used by AMD before to indicate a dual-GPU product. The earlier photos however indicate two 8-pin PCI Express power connectors and thus an allowance up-to 375 Watt (which honestly is not bad). 

Photo taken by H. Hagedoorn / Guru3D.com summer 2015
	Radeon R9 Fury X2	Radeon R9 Fury X	Radeon R9 Nano	Radeon R9 390X
Fabrication Process	28nm	28nm	28nm	28nm
GPU	Fiji XT x2	Fiji XT	Fiji XT	Hawaii / Grenada
Streaming Processors	2x 4096	4096	4096	2816
Graphics memory	2x 4 GB HBM	4 GB HBM	4 GB HBM	8 GB GDDR5
Memory Clock	up-to 500 MHz / 1.0 Gbps	up-to 500 MHz / 1.0 Gbps	up-to 500 MHz / 1.0 Gbps	6.0 Gbps
Core Clock	1050 MHz	1050 MHz	up-to 1000 MHz	1050 MHz
Memory Bandwidth	up-to 512 GB/s	up-to 512 GB/s	up-to 512 GB/s	384 GB/s
Power Connectors	2 x 8-pin	2 x 8-pin	1 x 8-pin	1 x 6-pin - 1 x 8-pin
Form Factor	Full Height, Dual slot	Full Height, Dual slot	Full Height, Dual slot	Full Height, Dual slot
Freesync	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
DirectX 12 Support	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

One Radeon Fury X pushes close to 8.6 TFLOPS of performance, that means a dual-GPU version of it would offer over something close to 16 TFLOPs of single precision performance. And yes a dual-GPU Fiji would have 8 GB HBM1 graphics memory with a whopping 8192 stream processors. The PCB photo below is old though, that is an early prototype / enigneering samples from last summer. 

It's time for AMD to stop teasing, as slowly this is becoming tagged as vaporware. Let's hope it'll be released soon.