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Computex 2015 Exclusive: AMD Fiji GPU Die Photo + Info
So over at the AMD press-conference the CEO of AMD showed the upcoming Fiji GPU. That definitely is 28nm, as that thing is huge ! We also have seen the Radeon Fury X ourselves, actually even with the cooler removed and I was able to inspect the PCB.
We have talked to several board partners about AMDs upcoming flagship GPU called Fiji, I have been able to see the product, yet for obvious reasons we cannot show a photo of it. I can confirm a thing or so for you guys. The product is as previously stated 4GB with its framebuffer, the GPU die as stated and shown below is 28nm, roughly 52mm2 and thus big, seriously big. You can physically see the four stacks of HBM (stacked) memory btw.
The product will not have DVI anymore, but a selection of DisplayPort x3 and HDMI 2.0 x1. The card seems to have six power phases if I counted right slash fast enough and will have two 8-pin connectors PCIe PEG power connectors. So, the card can draw up to 375 watts. Which is indicative for power consumption.
The Fiji cards will be small in size and get a water-cooler based solution. AMD currently seems to be struggling with performance as they had aimed to be slightly faster than a GTX 980 Ti. The development costs for this GPU are high and apparently it performs around the GeForce GTX 980 Ti, some partners indicated that that the performance might acually be a notch lower. As such AMD is trying to see what they can do driver wise and see if the clock frequencies can be raised a little bit more to compensate for that. Then again, if this GPU already needs liquid cooling then that is indicative of a product that runs rather warm. So I am not sure how much leeway there is left for AMD. Of course, the performance of a GeForce GTX 980 Ti is pretty sweet, so to be in or at that level of performance is nothing to be ashamed about if the product is priced right.
The naming of the product is not yet finalized, but that is rumored to be Radeon Fury X. The card will definitely be announced during E3.
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Computex 2015: In-Win Going for the Kill - 06/03/2015 01:36 AM
Over at the In-Win booth a lot, seriously a lot of chassis are on display including the 805, 808, 909 and that all new H-tower. More after the break....
Computex 2015: Deep Cool - 06/03/2015 12:26 AM
Deep Cool is also present at Computex, on display their have their latest cooling solutions and chassis....
Computex 2015: Noctua going big and silent - 06/03/2015 12:19 AM
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It is certainly of the more impressive booths here at Computex, ASUS is going BIG. See more and many photos after the break....
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#5088065 Posted on: 06/03/2015 11:02 AM
They've said development costs have been high, so I can't see it being cheap, plus the watercooling will drive up the price.
A lot of disappointing news here but still if it performs close to the 980 ti while being cheaper its still a winner.
They've said development costs have been high, so I can't see it being cheap, plus the watercooling will drive up the price.
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#5088068 Posted on: 06/03/2015 11:06 AM
with hybrid cooling we have a hot card.. smh
Mmmm... 28nm, water cooling, 2 8-pin power adapters, another hot running AMD card.
with hybrid cooling we have a hot card.. smh
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#5088073 Posted on: 06/03/2015 11:12 AM
Wonder how the fiji vr or whatever it is going to be called will cope? 295x2 def had throttling issues..
Wonder how the fiji vr or whatever it is going to be called will cope? 295x2 def had throttling issues..
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#5088075 Posted on: 06/03/2015 11:15 AM
Talk about performance could be a smoke screen.
Lets wait till the 16th before we make up our minds.
Talk about performance could be a smoke screen.
Lets wait till the 16th before we make up our minds.
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It's the cool thing to do apparently. People won't think you're cool here unless you crap on AMD graphics cards constantly.