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A Spanish website has published photos of the XFX AMD Radeon Pro Duo, XFX always has had a bit of a problem keeping NDA actually under covers, it seems. The website claims that the dual-FIJI card would get a GPU clock frequency of 1000 MHz.
AMD introduced it's Radeon Pro Duo last month but ever since has not revealed any real specifications. The base-clock would be 1000 MHz, slightly slower opposed to the Fury X at 1050 MHz. The HBM memory is running reference at 500 MHz as well. The card will get a full 8192 stream processors, 512 texture memory units and 128 rops and is sized 281x116,5x42mm.
It is based upon a 120mm radiator cooling wise. Monitor connectivity wise you can expect three Displayport 1.2 connectors and a HDMI 1.4a port. AMD initially stated a price-tag of 1499 USD, according to the new info it's going to be 1695 euro with sales starting at April 26th.
Expect a low volume release with few cards available, likely since Polaris is just around the corner and well, two Nano of Fury (X) cards might even be a more viable solution money wise. Below (clock the thumbnails) some photos of that XFX Radeon Pro Duo card.
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#5259250 Posted on: 04/16/2016 09:49 PM
What a bargain
What a bargain
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#5259265 Posted on: 04/16/2016 10:41 PM
Bargain Basement Tastic!
Bargain Basement Tastic!
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#5259286 Posted on: 04/16/2016 11:39 PM
So......who is this for? Slower and hotter than 2 fury X cards but more expensive, not enough vram for 4k gaming.
Can't believe I've had so much win out of these 980tis for £1150.
So......who is this for? Slower and hotter than 2 fury X cards but more expensive, not enough vram for 4k gaming.
Can't believe I've had so much win out of these 980tis for £1150.
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#5259300 Posted on: 04/17/2016 12:17 AM
Do dual GPU cards follow the same rules as sli/xfire? Cos given that the number of games that don't even support it has risen by like (N)100% in the last year this seems like an even worse purchase.
Do dual GPU cards follow the same rules as sli/xfire? Cos given that the number of games that don't even support it has risen by like (N)100% in the last year this seems like an even worse purchase.
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will you make the review