The AMD Rx Vega was initially spotted at Videocardz being benchmarked by multiple software like Compubench and Sisoft Sandra and the apparent leak tells us a lot about the upcoming graphics card.
What we know about RX Vega so far
- It has 64 CUs with 64 Stream processors making a total of 4096 SPs
- Code name for the GPU is GFX9
- 9.8 teraflops of computing power
- 14nm FinFet architecture
- HBM2 8GB memory with 2048-bit bus width
- 225w TDP
- Bench marked Vega card is clocked at 1200Mhz
- It’s possible that this is not the fastest Vega GPU, instead a mid-end variant
- 9414 MPix/s half-float GP computing performance compared to GTX 1080 7551 MPix/s
- 806 MPix/s compared to 1080’s 565 MPix/s
Just from this, we can conclude that this GPU on paper should be faster than the GTX 1080, and also that this is a smaller Vega graphics card. If the smaller Vega can defeat the 1080 then we can only imagine how much more capable the highest end Vega is.
