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AMD Radeon R9 3XX Megathread
Advanced Micro Devices R9 3XX series was one of he most anticipated card launches in the history of AMD. The R9 and R7 series are both consumed full of modified rebrands of the past generation GPU's, which was quite a letdown for many enthusiasts looking for a 'cheaper' HBM alternative, though it doesn't come cheap. Featured in the new series for the higher end R9 Fury series is the first ever released 3D-stacked HBM memory pre-installed on a graphics card, however it does currently come with low memory clock speeds. No cards as per the rumours have been manufactured at 20nm, as to what was to be expected, HBM was a big enough jump for AMD. As for the last R9 2XX series also, GDDR5 is the minimum standard for video ram in this categorized series. Dual GPU'd cards currently will not be added to this thread as of yet, because these speculations are often the most inaccurate. If you would like to know a rough idea of what the possible R9 Fury X2 (possible name) figures could be, just look at the R9 Fury X's specifications and double it. This thread will be open to rumors unlike the previous R9 2XX thread and also related discussion, but as always please keep within the forum rules. The below lists the given R9 3XX/Fury series graphics cards along with their official specifications;
*N/A's are listed in a few places as a figure to be put there would not be accurate, simply because there is no good source to suggest what number should be there.
*All models listed are with STANDARD video ram specification. Manufacturers will produce and supply higher video ram models then the baseline.*
R9 380
Chip Codename: Antigua Pro
Video Ram: 2 or 4GB GDDR5
Memory Bus: 256-bit
Bandwidth: 182.4GB/s
TDP: 190W
ROPs: 32
Cores: 1792
Texture Units: 112
RRP: N/A
R9 390
Chip Codename: Grenada Pro
Video Ram: 8GB GDDR5
Memory Bus: 512-bit
Bandwidth: 384GB/s
TDP: 275W
ROPs: 64
Cores: 2560
Texture Units: 160
RRP: N/A
R9 390X
Chip Codename: Grenada XT
Video Ram: 8GB GDDR5
Memory Bus: 512-bit
Bandwidth: 384GB/s
TDP: 275W
ROPs: 64
Cores: 2816
Texture Units: 176
RRP: N/A
R9 Nano
Chip Codename: Fiji XT
Video Ram: 4GB HBM (High-Bandwidth Memory)
Memory Bus: 4096-bit
Bandwidth: 512GB/s
TDP: 175W
ROPs: 64
Cores: 4096
Texture Units: 256
RRP: $649
R9 Fury
Chip Codename: Fiji Pro
Video Ram: 4GB HBM (High-Bandwidth Memory)
Memory Bus: 4096-bit
Bandwidth: 512GB/s
TDP: 275W
ROPs: 64
Cores: 3584
Texture Units: 224
RRP: $549
R9 Fury X
Chip Codename: Fiji XT
Video Ram: 4GB HBM (High-Bandwidth Memory)
Memory Bus: 4096-bit
Bandwidth: 512GB/s
TDP: 275W
ROPs: 64
Cores: 4096
Texture Units: 256
RRP: $649
AMD R9 Fury X2
Chip Codename: Fiji XT (x2)
Video Ram: 8GB HBM (High-Bandwidth Memory) (4GB x 2 - scaled in Crossfire to 4GB)
Memory Bus: 8192-bit (4096 x2)
Bandwidth: 1024GB/s (512 x2)
TDP: TBA expect around ~470W
ROPs: 128 (64 x2)
Cores: 8192 (4096 x2)
Texture Units: 512 (256 x2)
RRP: TBA
AMD's website: http://www.amd.com/en-us
'R9' Refers to the category, '3' (first number) refers to the series, '8-9' (second number) refers to the model, '0' (third number) in this series could mean single GPU, inclusion of the 'X' (fourth letter in sequence) on the end of some means it's an extreme edition graphics card. With all this implied, the higher the number, the better the card is in the series.
AMD Radeon Driver updates and Release thread found here.
Thread Notifications:
-Updated 9/9/2015 with the latest inclusion of the R9 Nano and R9 Fury X2
-Individual page backbones are currently under development
-A driver updates and release thread is now available
An R7 series thread is currently under development for this series also. Fanboy arguments or Trolling are NOT tolerated in this thread, if so the moderation team will be sorting that out, Thank you.
**NOTE: This thread is still under development, things are going to be edited and changed - just keep this in mind, I'm working on it. **
**Individual pages are currently under work**
AMD Radeon R9 3XX Megathread
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Advanced Micro Devices R9 3XX series was one of he most anticipated card launches in the history of AMD. The R9 and R7 series are both consumed full of modified rebrands of the past generation GPU's, which was quite a letdown for many enthusiasts looking for a 'cheaper' HBM alternative, though it doesn't come cheap. Featured in the new series for the higher end R9 Fury series is the first ever released 3D-stacked HBM memory pre-installed on a graphics card, however it does currently come with low memory clock speeds. No cards as per the rumours have been manufactured at 20nm, as to what was to be expected, HBM was a big enough jump for AMD. As for the last R9 2XX series also, GDDR5 is the minimum standard for video ram in this categorized series. Dual GPU'd cards currently will not be added to this thread as of yet, because these speculations are often the most inaccurate. If you would like to know a rough idea of what the possible R9 Fury X2 (possible name) figures could be, just look at the R9 Fury X's specifications and double it. This thread will be open to rumors unlike the previous R9 2XX thread and also related discussion, but as always please keep within the forum rules. The below lists the given R9 3XX/Fury series graphics cards along with their official specifications;
*N/A's are listed in a few places as a figure to be put there would not be accurate, simply because there is no good source to suggest what number should be there.
*All models listed are with STANDARD video ram specification. Manufacturers will produce and supply higher video ram models then the baseline.*
R9 380
Chip Codename: Antigua Pro
Video Ram: 2 or 4GB GDDR5
Memory Bus: 256-bit
Bandwidth: 182.4GB/s
TDP: 190W
ROPs: 32
Cores: 1792
Texture Units: 112
RRP: N/A
R9 390
Chip Codename: Grenada Pro
Video Ram: 8GB GDDR5
Memory Bus: 512-bit
Bandwidth: 384GB/s
TDP: 275W
ROPs: 64
Cores: 2560
Texture Units: 160
RRP: N/A
R9 390X
Chip Codename: Grenada XT
Video Ram: 8GB GDDR5
Memory Bus: 512-bit
Bandwidth: 384GB/s
TDP: 275W
ROPs: 64
Cores: 2816
Texture Units: 176
RRP: N/A
R9 Nano
Chip Codename: Fiji XT
Video Ram: 4GB HBM (High-Bandwidth Memory)
Memory Bus: 4096-bit
Bandwidth: 512GB/s
TDP: 175W
ROPs: 64
Cores: 4096
Texture Units: 256
RRP: $649
R9 Fury
Chip Codename: Fiji Pro
Video Ram: 4GB HBM (High-Bandwidth Memory)
Memory Bus: 4096-bit
Bandwidth: 512GB/s
TDP: 275W
ROPs: 64
Cores: 3584
Texture Units: 224
RRP: $549
R9 Fury X
Chip Codename: Fiji XT
Video Ram: 4GB HBM (High-Bandwidth Memory)
Memory Bus: 4096-bit
Bandwidth: 512GB/s
TDP: 275W
ROPs: 64
Cores: 4096
Texture Units: 256
RRP: $649
AMD R9 Fury X2
Chip Codename: Fiji XT (x2)
Video Ram: 8GB HBM (High-Bandwidth Memory) (4GB x 2 - scaled in Crossfire to 4GB)
Memory Bus: 8192-bit (4096 x2)
Bandwidth: 1024GB/s (512 x2)
TDP: TBA expect around ~470W
ROPs: 128 (64 x2)
Cores: 8192 (4096 x2)
Texture Units: 512 (256 x2)
RRP: TBA
AMD's website: http://www.amd.com/en-us
'R9' Refers to the category, '3' (first number) refers to the series, '8-9' (second number) refers to the model, '0' (third number) in this series could mean single GPU, inclusion of the 'X' (fourth letter in sequence) on the end of some means it's an extreme edition graphics card. With all this implied, the higher the number, the better the card is in the series.
AMD Radeon Driver updates and Release thread found here.
Thread Notifications:
-Updated 9/9/2015 with the latest inclusion of the R9 Nano and R9 Fury X2
-Individual page backbones are currently under development
-A driver updates and release thread is now available
An R7 series thread is currently under development for this series also. Fanboy arguments or Trolling are NOT tolerated in this thread, if so the moderation team will be sorting that out, Thank you.