Monday, June 10th 2019
AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT Slide Leaked: Picture and Specs
Ahead of its official reveal at AMD's E3 2019 keynote scheduled for 3 PM (Pacific) later today, VideoCardz scored a key slide that spills the beans on AMD's next performance-segment graphics card, the Radeon RX 5700 XT. This card is based on the 7 nm "Navi 10" silicon, and is its "XT" (maxed-out) SKU. Its reference-design board design in the slide reveals a return to a lateral-blower type cooling solution that now has a prettier cooler shroud with silver ridges and Radeon logos on two sides, one of which is illuminated, with a possible RGB LED accent that runs along the top of the card.
The specifications revealed point to 40 compute units. Unless AMD changed the stream processor count per CU with the RDNA architecture from 64, this works out to 2,560 stream processors. When combined with a stellar engine boost frequency of up to 1905 MHz, the GPU has a compute throughput of 9.75 TFLOP/s, which is 37 percent higher than that of the RX 590, but 27 percent lower than the Radeon VII, and roughly similar to the RX Vega 56. The RX 5700 XT is armed with 8 GB of GDDR6 memory, although the slide won't mention memory clock-speeds or bandwidth. AMD may disclose pricing and availability in its keynote address later today.
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VideoCardz
The specifications revealed point to 40 compute units. Unless AMD changed the stream processor count per CU with the RDNA architecture from 64, this works out to 2,560 stream processors. When combined with a stellar engine boost frequency of up to 1905 MHz, the GPU has a compute throughput of 9.75 TFLOP/s, which is 37 percent higher than that of the RX 590, but 27 percent lower than the Radeon VII, and roughly similar to the RX Vega 56. The RX 5700 XT is armed with 8 GB of GDDR6 memory, although the slide won't mention memory clock-speeds or bandwidth. AMD may disclose pricing and availability in its keynote address later today.
52 Comments on AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT Slide Leaked: Picture and Specs
Hope this is a $279 part.
Acceptable for $299.
And by the way vega has always been a failed product in my opinion, too much power for too low fps, I'm looking for efficiency and if amd delievers that with navi then I'm sold.
This is just about as interesting as watching paint dry.
They get 10% more performance with the 1080 ti and yet pay 25% less for the 1080 ti, it's a no brainer.
RX 5700 being 10 percent faster than RTX 2070 would land on 61.93 fps, hence RX 5700 slightly faster than Vega 64 AC.
Impacts from other benchmarks with Unreal Engine 4 and RX 5700 remains to be seen.
AMD claims Navi-based Radeon RX 5700 is 10% faster than an RTX 2070 with Strange Brigade, hence RX 5700 is acting like Vega 64 OC.
Actually, while it would be more work, I'd love to see sites add "capped benchmarks", e.g. at 60, 120, 144 and 240Hz at the various resolutions with Radeon Chill (and NV equivalent) enabled and also show total system consumption.
Different CPUs seem to interact differently with different GPUs and isn't total system consumption the more important metric? While playing the games you want to play on your res/refresh rate?
Likewise, HDR added to the mix.
I also did some mining on another system (V64) and got good results just using Wattman without BIOS mods being needed.
Not knowing price, power consumption and video encode/decode capabilities, there is hardly anything to be excited about.
What it really is, is a major letdown hidden beneath fancy branding and big words about a revamp. Its a damn shame and AMD is not being honest about it (RDNA BS - named today but actually in place with Navi 20, or so they say, the biggest achievement is finally moving to sensible VRAM chips). Commercially it makes sense they dont say its the same shit shrunk a bit; But still. Progress is grinding to a complete halt.
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