AMD's Fiji XT GPU 'Fury X' currently slower than the GTX 980 Ti

Update: Our sources close to AMD have reported that any reports of performance bug at this time are pointless. We have concrete confirmation that the GPU volition launch at E3 - then we accept something to look forwards to very soon and will get a chance to see its final performance too.

Update 2: Matt Skynner has stated that "HBM allows (AMD) to build the world's fastest graphics processor. This is implies that whatever study of internal testing performance issues are nothing to worry about in the final product.

Computex 2022 is in full swing over at Taipei and we have received multiple reports that AMD has demonstrated the Fiji XT flagship, rumored to be chosen the Fury X GPU, to its partners. The interesting news is notwithstanding that in its current state - the Radeon R9 Fury Ten GPU does not shell the GTX 980 Ti in terms of gaming performance. Practice annotation however, that this is a prototype product and AMD is nonetheless working on improving the card.

AMD Fiji Picture Teased By Johann Andersson A leaked paradigm of the Fiji XT flagship, aka Radeon Fury X @Unknown

Computex 2022 Demo: AMD Fiji XT 'Fury Ten' GPU currently lags backside the 980 Ti, AMD yet fine tuning clocks and drivers

We recently did a piece detailing the internal nomenclature of the Fiji XT GPUs and further details virtually the Fiji flagship classifications. The written report was an exclusive past another publication just actually stems from the demonstration of the Fiji XT GPU to AMD partners at the Computex 2022 tradeshow. Various reports from this demonstration (you can find a couple of these from hardwareluxx and nl.hardware.info) reveal that the Radeon R9 Fury Ten GPU is actually slower than the GTX 980 Ti in its current state.

Ofcourse, something that is readily obvious is the fact that AMD is even so playing around with optimizing clocks and the drivers are nowhere near perfect. What that basically means is that even though the card might not be faster than Nvidia'south 980 Ti correct now, that could very easily change one time the final product hits the shelves.AMD has spent alot of time on this product (being on the haemorrhage edge of vRAM tech) and the delays need to be met with something that is worth the expect. As a company, AMD could be in a lot of trouble if the AMD R9 300 Serial and the Fury Series fails to hit the marker. Since this production is still existence fine tuned - I am still hoping for a improvement.

Some more details that we now know is that the water cooler has allegedly been supplied by CoolIT with a very curt PCB. The reason this can happen is because the power supply circuitry has been moved closer to the GPU cadre which allows reduction in total size. The card has 6 power phases powered past 2x 8-Pivot connectors making it capable of sipping upto 375 Watts. The information sail recommends using a PSU of atleast 700 watts for the typical system. A single HDMI 2.0 and 3 DisplayPorts (1.2) are present. Another report (this time from PCGamesHardware) reveals that AMD is preparing to launch a 8GB edition of the Fury Ten one-time in August (have with a pinch of salt). The original cost tag of $849 that we talked well-nigh some fourth dimension ago is as well mentioned hither once more, something that makes a bit more sense with twice the amount of memory.