Wednesday, May 27th 2015

AMD Fiji XT Pictured Some More

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btarunr
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In the latest picture leaked of AMD's upcoming flagship graphics card, codenamed "Fiji-XT," we get a final confirmation of the reference-design card's length, particularly its short PCB. Since this card uses a factory-fitted AIO liquid cooling solution, and since the Fiji XT package is effectively smaller than that of Hawaii, with the surrounding memory chips gone (moved to the GPU package as HBM stacks), the PCB is extremely compact, with just the GPU package, and its VRM. Speaking of which, the card draws power from a pair of 8-pin PCIe power connectors. The coolant tubes stick out from the rear of the card, making their way to a 120 x 120 mm radiator, with a single included 120 mm PWM fan. With this card, AMD is doing away with DVI altogether. Connectors will be a mixture of DisplayPort 1.2a and HDMI 2.0.
AMD teased this video on its Twitch channel.

Source: OCN Forums

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57 Comments on AMD Fiji XT Pictured Some More

#1
Darksoviet
Why the shell color is black ?
Other photos are grey color...





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#2
HR_The_Butcher
No DVI? But, but... Why?

I've been waiting for a single card that can push 110 fps on Korean 1440p monitors, and now it's here - there is no DVI. Great. :(
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#3
Slizzo
HR_The_ButcherNo DVI? But, but... Why?

I've been waiting for a single card that can push 110 fps on Korean 1440p monitors, and now it's here - there is no DVI. Great. :(
You do know there is such things as HDMI to DVI or DisplayPort to DVI adapters right? Good bet that the card will come with one of those...
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#4
btarunr
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HR_The_ButcherNo DVI? But, but... Why?

I've been waiting for a single card that can push 110 fps on Korean 1440p monitors, and now it's here - there is no DVI. Great. :(
There could be DP-to-DVI adapters part of the package. But no connector on the card, though. They really wanted connectors for four displays, while retaining the full rear vent width on the second slot.
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#5
NC37
SlizzoYou do know there is such things as HDMI to DVI or DisplayPort to DVI adapters right? Good bet that the card will come with one of those...
But the question then comes to mind, do they really save any money bundling an adapter with every card vs just providing it from the start? Sadly this is likely true.

Got so many adapters over the years for various things. Its just a waste.
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#6
ZeDestructor
HR_The_ButcherNo DVI? But, but... Why?

I've been waiting for a single card that can push 110 fps on Korean 1440p monitors, and now it's here - there is no DVI. Great. :(
FINALLY!

DIE LEGACY, DIE!

If you still need DVI, there are DP to dual-link DVI adapters available for around $60 by various companies, all based on the same silicon. They usually take a USB port for power, but otherwise work exactly as expected.
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#7
Xzibit
NC37But the question then comes to mind, do they really save any money bundling an adapter with every card vs just providing it from the start? Sadly this is likely true.

Got so many adapters over the years for various things. Its just a waste.
Its not so much as saving money but DVI isn't upwards compatible where HDMI and DP are downwards compatible. DVI is limited to resolution & bandwidth options the others can exceed.
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#8
v12dock
Block Caption of Rainey Street
I'm ready to have one overnighted just give me a date AMD!
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#9
awesomesauce
it''s look so small but draw power of 2x8PIN, how is this possible.. overheat incoming? better wait aftercooler like every amd card


edit: nevermind.. i double checked and saw rad..
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#10
LightningJR
Soooo sexy, love it, can't wait. New tech makes me excited :D

2x8pin, yikes. I guess if it's the best of their best then it's to be expected.
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#11
Caring1
DarksovietWhy the shell color is black ?
Other photos are grey color...
It's a removable panel, take it off and spray it.
Fluorescent green would go well in an Nvidia system.
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#12
Caring1
HR_The_ButcherNo DVI? But, but... Why?

I've been waiting for a single card that can push 110 fps on Korean 1440p monitors, and now it's here - there is no DVI. Great. :(
I like DVI too, only because I don't need a higher resolution and I like the fact the cables are secured by screws, so cables cant short a port out by moving.
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#13
SNM
Would there be a match like Fiji vs. 980ti...
Interesting...however those LED lights (the radeon name) what exactly there use...

:D:) Looking for it...any specific date..??
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#14
Xzibit
Good placement for the tubes. It will allow the majority of ITX cases to close the side/top panel.
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#15
Lionheart
Just give it too me already! :pimp:
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#16
xkm1948
I am seriously wishing it not gonna go over 800 dollars.
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#17
ZoneDymo
Nice nice.

btw, I guess we will have to wait for the next gen to have DP 1.3 ports
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#18
huguberhart
XzibitGood placement for the tubes. It will allow the majority of ITX cases to close the side/top panel.
I wonder how short is it. It looks really small. some 230 mm? Maybe it could fit into Lian Li baby towers.
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#19
Ferrum Master
I want a 140mm rad actually as it fits better in my case, I wonder if some partners would make one.
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#20
Ubersonic
The only reason cards still had DVI ports was because they were necessary for connecting VGA adaptors (you can't go direct from HDMI/DP to VGA with a passive adapter like you can with DVI-I, it requires an active converter), but since AMD ditched DVI-I ports on the R290 in favour of digital only DVI-D they became superfluous as you can go direct from HDMI/DP to DVI-D.
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#21
xvi
2x8-pin puts this around a maximum of 375w of potential draw. It better be a reeeeealllllyy fast card if it's going to even come close to the 980's potential 225w max.

I love me some AMD, but this concerns me.
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#22
TheinsanegamerN
xvi2x8-pin puts this around a maximum of 375w of potential draw. It better be a reeeeealllllyy fast card if it's going to even come close to the 980's potential 225w max.

I love me some AMD, but this concerns me.
well, supposedly the 390x is ~15% faster than the titan x, which pulls 275 watt. if the 290x had the same performance per watt, it would pull 317 watt, so actual will probably be 340-350. There is probably some overclocking headroom built in as well, given the watercooler.
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#23
RejZoR
Damn, I might even take the AiO version and stick it in my miniATX case and move the CPU radiator on the rear exhaust fan slot. I've redesigned it in the past so it fits up there. Tightly, but it does. Then it would be a fully water cooled rig :)
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#25
TheDeeGee
Caring1I like DVI too, only because I don't need a higher resolution and I like the fact the cables are secured by screws, so cables cant short a port out by moving.
DisplayPort is also Secured.
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