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AMD added support for Polaris to Linux today.
https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/dri-devel/2016-March/103422.html
Along with that we saw entries of Baffin and Ellesmere.
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Its name is "67DF:C4" which is Polaris 10/Ellesmere if you look at the list above.
Specifications of this Ellesmere is 2304 cores running at 800MHz, 36 CUs (which means 64 cores per compute units as before) and 256bit with 8GB VRAM running at 1500MHz.

http://ranker.sisoftware.net/show_run.php?q=c2ffcdfbddbcdde0d2e3d4e7d0e8cebc81b197f297aa9abccff2c2&l=en
FYI: Polaris 10 is AMD`s upcoming high end GPU from the Polaris architecture. Which means that atleast some of these will have GDDR5
https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/dri-devel/2016-March/103422.html
Along with that we saw entries of Baffin and Ellesmere.
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Luckily, one AMD developer shed some light on the entries to find out what is what:Baffin: 67E0, 67E1, 67E8, 67E9, 67EB, 67FF
Ellesmere: 67C0, 67DF
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Specifications of one upcoming Polaris 10 GPU have also been found.Michael We're calling them Polaris 10 (was Ellesmere) and Polaris 11 (was Baffin) now, any chance you could tweak the article accordingly ?
Thanks !
Its name is "67DF:C4" which is Polaris 10/Ellesmere if you look at the list above.
Specifications of this Ellesmere is 2304 cores running at 800MHz, 36 CUs (which means 64 cores per compute units as before) and 256bit with 8GB VRAM running at 1500MHz.
http://ranker.sisoftware.net/show_run.php?q=c2ffcdfbddbcdde0d2e3d4e7d0e8cebc81b197f297aa9abccff2c2&l=en
FYI: Polaris 10 is AMD`s upcoming high end GPU from the Polaris architecture. Which means that atleast some of these will have GDDR5