In addition to the release date, the database describes the Radeon RX Vega as having the following features: a 1 GHz core GPU clock, with a 1.2 GHz boost clock, and 8 GB of HBM2 memory running at 1 GHz (2 GHz effective). The Vega seems to carry a dual memory controller, doubling the memory bus width to 2048-bit, when compared to first generation HBM. The graphics engine contains 4096 shader units, as we'd already reported a month ago. It counts 256 TMUs, 64 ROPs and 64 compute units. The total computing power of Vega is 9.8 Tflops, shy of the GTX 1080 Ti's 10.6 Tflops.
If the information contained on the site is accurate, we would recommend that AMD fans wait with bated breath until full benchmarks are available because, according to TPU, AMD's best effort is lagging behind Nvidia's (non-Ti) GTX 1080 and is considerably slower than a GTX 1080 Ti, in 1080p gaming. It's been our experience that AMD fares better when you up the resolution and level the playing field. For a card of this caliber, 1080p is indeed not the resolution you'll be playing at.
Hopefully since im looking for 1080ti performance for my next upgrade over my 980ti SLI.
Sick of the Nvidia milking, bad drivers and near non-existent SLI support.
Release day of today huh? Anyone seen them? Must be in the invisible store. Think the thread should be locked until they turn up or reviews actually appear.
This is an estimation based on a previous leak (TPU made it shortly after the leak that showed a 1200mhz sample if I remember right so the date it was added here makes no sense unless it was re-added/Edited). The only bits of info on that that are facts are the memory config, the render config (@1200mhz for the Pixel, Texture and FP32 rates) and the board design (TDP will likely change as well), everything else (including the frequency) is either guesswork or from that compute benchmark leak earlier, for comparison heres TPU's entry for the Vega Based MI25 https://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/2929/radeon-instinct-mi25
This is concerning for me as i play on 1080p.. Oh well, back to waiting again i guess, for Volta to see what it offers. Not gonna catch my breath as usually pre release benchmarks are quite close to the release, unless if they are faked. Probably 10-20% difference at the most for the final release.
I don't see how they can sell for half the price when the 1080 already goes for 499. That would be bleeding cash and given HBM price, it'll be more expensive that $500.
Hopefully since im looking for 1080ti performance for my next upgrade over my 980ti SLI.
Sick of the Nvidia milking, bad drivers and near non-existent SLI support.
CF is just as bad. Multi GPU is slowly dying. Less and less support on game release.
Multi GPU, never again. I'll rather lower graphics quality and get a smooth experience, than having to deal with issues, stutter, terrible frametimes, bad scaling or downright lack of support.
The bit that you screenshotted wasn't there when many of the comments above were made
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