Moore Threads Releases MTT S30 Entry-level GPU

[btarunr]

Moore Threads, the Chinese company aiming to build a contemporary PC GPU family indigenous to China, formally introduced the MTT S30, an entry-level GPU. Given the performance positioning of the company's flagship MTT S80 GPU even with its recent performance doubling driver update, one can conclude that the MTT S30 isn't quite a gaming GPU. It has a quarter of the unified shaders of the MTT S80, 1/6th its FP32 throughput, and a quarter of its memory size; which means the GPU really is an iGPU replacement that accelerates one or more high-resolution displays for non-gaming productivity workloads, and perhaps some media acceleration.

The Moore Threads MTT S30 features 1,024 unified shaders, an unknown number of tensor accelerators, a 1.30 GHz GPU clock, and 4 GB of GDDR6 memory across a 128-bit wide memory bus. The reference design card is single-slot, half-height, and draws all its power from the PCIe slot, given that its power draw is rated at just 40 W. This card has just two display connectors—HDMI and D-Sub. It features a PCI-Express 4.0 x8 host interface.



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[P4-630]

But does it run Crysis?...

 

[sLowEnd]

I wonder what their encoder/decoder is capable of?

 

[Quitessa]

But does it run Crysis?...

Barely - looks like a knockoff 1650 based on the specs

 

[Denver]

Barely - looks like a knockoff 1650 based on the specs

No. If the version with 4x more shaders is comparable to a 1050, this one must struggle to keep up with the Vega 7 iGPU.

 

[AusWolf]

But does it run Crysis?...

The bigger question is: But does it work?

Barely - looks like a knockoff 1650 based on the specs

Don't let the specs fool you. MUSA cores are not CUDA cores. Not even close.

 

[wickerman]

finally a gaming rival for my Arc A310, the performance showdown of the century awaits lol