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It seems now that the Radeon R9 390X will not show up next month in Taiwan's Computex.
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With AMD sponsoring a PC Gaming event at E3, this kind of was to be expected. ĪMD Radeon R9 390X To Skip Computex - Launches at E3 - 11:51 AM Yes there will be a new product with HBM memory, but it's not. We discussed this a couple of times already, but as we near Computex things are getting more and more clear about AMD's Radeon line-up.
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The pricing for the AMD Radeon 300 Series pricing leaked onto the web, from Radeon R7 370 to R9 390 that is. .ĪMD Radeon R9 390, R9 380, R9 370 and R9 360 Series Rebrands - 06:03 PM The reference product has had a bit of a redesign alright. .ĪMD Radeon 300 Series Pricing Revealed - 08:23 AM Over at Alienware they are showing a photo of what seems to be the Radeon R9 370. Lots of respins a.ĪMD Radeon R9 370 Reference Design Pictured - 04:01 PM It is as discussed many times now, exactly what we told for a while now. Building kernels with OpenCL 1. (334415) OpenCL 1.2 keyword printf and barriers are not supported during kernel debugging. GPU Debugging on OpenCL Static C++ Kernels is not supported. A new roadmap leaked onto the web showing AMD's Radeon lineup for 2015. Debugging OpenCL kernels that use read-modify-write atomic operations is not supported.
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real games with real DX11/DX12 software is where the money shot is to be found of course. AMD Radeon Fury X and Radeon R9 390X will be unveiled next week at E3 2015.ĪMD Radeon Graphics Channel Roadmap Surfaces - 08:17 AM If we chart things up it would look something like this:Ĭan I just say one thing ? OpenCL Compubench means very little. It also is listing the maximum clock frequency at 1 GHz. GFXBench shows a Compute Unit count of 64 multiply that with GCN architecture, thus per compute unit you will see 64 stream processors, and we now know the number of shader processors for Fiji, 64 shader processors x 64 CUs = 4096 shader processors.
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Now there is something else quite intersting you can extrapolate from these results, the GPGPU Info app registers how many compute units (CUs) a GPU has as well as the GPU codename hence we can verify this was the real thing. AMD Radeon Fury X scores 102FPS on the Manhattan benchmark found in GFXBench where Titan X it doing 137FPS. The Fury X drops the ball to the Titan X in a 'face detection' test on CompuBench, yet beats the Titan X once again in the 'TV-L1 Optical Flow' test. The card shown as "AMD Radeon Graphics Processor" would be Fiji / Fury X. And then again, the R9 280X is not be that far behind the Titan X either - so here you immediately see why we don't do OpenCL benchmarks in our benchmarks as they say very little. A cleaner way of installing the OpenCL driver from AMDGPU-PRO on Debian /u/KenJinks s post from yesterday reminded me to tidy up and publish something I made a while ago: some instructions and a small helper package for getting AMDs proprietary OpenCL driver working on Debian without screwing up the whole graphics stack. The leak shows that the HBM based Fiji XT aka Radeon Fury X slaps around the NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan X, with a good margin as well. AMD Radeon Fury (Fiji) just popped up in an OpenCL benchmark, confirming a number of things. So the funny thing about people is that once they have cool hardware, they test stuff and sometimes forget that the results of a benchmark can be inserted into an online database, which is publicly available.