AMD "Putting The Finishing Touches" on Radeon R 300 Series

AMD has announced via a reply to a fan on Facebook that the visitor is "putting the finishing touches" on the Radeon 300 serial. This coincides with earlier reports which claimed that AMD has allegedly completed the certification process for a new graphics board for the company's upcoming Fiji XT GPU.

AMD R9 390X The fact that the new AMD Radeon R 300 series may be coming fairly presently would explain why AMD's add-in board partners (AIBs) are pinning their hopes on the new graphics cards for a rebound in the upcoming months. It's been 16 months since the last Radeon R 200 series graphics cards were officially introduced at the GPU14 outcome which took identify in Hawaii on September 25th, 2022. A full Radeon serial graphics refresh would so brand perfect sense to revitalize and reignite competition in this popular market segment for AMD.

AMD "Putting The Finishing Touches" on Radeon 300 Series

Dr. Lisa Su, AMD's CEO had appear last calendar month that the visitor is planning to roll-out a graphics refresh in the 2nd quarter of this twelvemonth. We're only a month away from the get-go month of the second quarter and nosotros're already seeing a lot of reports popping upwards near the R9 300 series.

Some online retailers went as far as to really list R9 390X, 380X and 370X graphics cards on their websites just a calendar week agone. A lot of reports have surfaced of various AMD GPUs which should be featured in the 300 series.

These include AMD'due south upcoming Fiji XT GPU which volition reportedly feature a cutting border stacked retentivity technology co adult by AMD and SK Hynix chosen HBM. The new memory standard promises to exist significantly more than power efficient than traditional GDDR5 and up to 9 times faster. Leaked specifications for the GPU signal that information technology volition feature 4096 GCN stream processors and a 4096bit wide-IO memory interface. Fiji XT is also rumored to be the first always single GPU to come with liquid cooling as standard.

AMD Radeon R9 390X In addition to Fiji XT we've also heard whispers of AMD working on a faster version of the Hawaii GPU inside AMD's R9 295X2, 290X and 290 cards. And finally there'southward a new GPU code named Trinidad which will reportedly replace AMD's R9 270 series in the $200 price betoken which is rumored to be coming within the next couple of months.

The updated GCN 1.2 architecture in the new R 300 series is rumored feature tiled resources. A technology that's well known and established in the mobile GPU market. The characteristic enables significant improvements in reducing both power consumption and retentiveness utilization.

Declared Specifications of Upcoming R 300 Series GPUs:

Wccftech	Republic of the fiji islands XT	Enhanced Hawaii XT	Tonga XT	Trinidad
GCN Cores	4096	2816	2048	?
Retentivity Capacity	4GB HBM	4GB GDDR5	3GB GDDR5	2GB GDDR5
Retentivity Interface	4096bit (Broad I/O)	512bit GDDR5	384bit GDDR5	256bit GDDR5
Boost Clock Speed	~1Ghz	~1Ghz+	~1Ghz	?