AMD Hawaii GPU '14 Tech Day Sneak Peek in Pictures

[Verrin]

An your source for this infomation ? Cause last I knew there using GCN 2.0 ? Or am I mistaken :/.

This is just information I pulled off various sites. I would take them with a grain of salt for now, as it hasn't been officially announced what's under the hood of these cards. And there's some contradicting information on what some of these cards are allegedly running (Such as whether the R9 290 is 40 or 36 CUs and whether the R7 260 is a 7790 or a 7770-- I've seen both). But this list appears somewhat consistent with the firestrike scores given by AMD. But again, these are just rumors. But it's expected that they're is some re-branding here.

 

[smeezekitty]

The Mighty Mo'.... I actually was part of the team that helped get her to Hawaii. She was towed out of Bremerton, WA down to Astoria, OR to "soak" in the freshwater before going to Pearl Harbor for restoration. I was finally able to go to Hawaii and see her back in February. The ship has a lot of history behind her.

Uhhh... Off topic.

I cannot understand what you are trying to say or what it has to do with computer components.

 

[wdmfiber]

The Mighty Mo'.... I actually was part of the team that helped get her to Hawaii. She was towed out of Bremerton, WA down to Astoria, OR to "soak" in the freshwater before going to Pearl Harbor for restoration. I was finally able to go to Hawaii and see her back in February. The ship has a lot of history behind her.

Uhhh... Off topic.

I cannot understand what you are trying to say or what it has to do with computer components.

The ship in the pictures. The U.S.S. Missouri.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Missouri_(BB-63)
+1 shulkman

 

[shulkman]

The Mighty Mo'.... I actually was part of the team that helped get her to Hawaii. She was towed out of Bremerton, WA down to Astoria, OR to "soak" in the freshwater before going to Pearl Harbor for restoration. I was finally able to go to Hawaii and see her back in February. The ship has a lot of history behind her.

Uhhh... Off topic.

I cannot understand what you are trying to say or what it has to do with computer components.

The ship in the pictures. The U.S.S. Missouri.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Missouri_(BB-63)
+1 shulkman

Thank you WDM. While I realize it's not about the graphics card, I did feel that sharing a story about the ship was ok. I'm actually impressed that AMD had their function on the ship. By booking it on there, it supports the restoration efforts that are still going on.

 

[smeezekitty]

The Mighty Mo'.... I actually was part of the team that helped get her to Hawaii. She was towed out of Bremerton, WA down to Astoria, OR to "soak" in the freshwater before going to Pearl Harbor for restoration. I was finally able to go to Hawaii and see her back in February. The ship has a lot of history behind her.

Uhhh... Off topic.

I cannot understand what you are trying to say or what it has to do with computer components.

The ship in the pictures. The U.S.S. Missouri.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Missouri_(BB-63)
+1 shulkman

Thank you WDM. While I realize it's not about the graphics card, I did feel that sharing a story about the ship was ok. I'm actually impressed that AMD had their function on the ship. By booking it on there, it supports the restoration efforts that are still going on.

It makes more sense now.