AMD Radeon RX With Navi 14 GPU Shows Up - Faster Than RX 570

AMD's Navi xiv GPU which would be powering entry-tier Radeon RX graphics carte has appeared on Compubench. Based on the 7nm RDNA compages, the Navi xiv GPU would be replacing the entry tier Polaris lineup which includes the Radeon RX 560 serial (Polaris 11/21).

AMD Navi 14 GPU Shows Up In Compubench, Features 24 CUs - Entry-Tier Radeon RX To Be On Par With Radeon RX 570

From the looks of it, the Navi 14 GPU that has leaked out is aimed at entry-level Radeon RX cards with a focus on maximizing operation per dollar and efficiency. The GPU in question seems to be configured with 24 CUs which rounds upwardly to 1536 stream processors. It is codenamed GFX1012 which is the internal proper name for the Navi xiv GPU and has the "AMD 7340:CF" device ID. The chip is clocked at i.9 GHz and is coupled with 3 GB of VRAM. There were as well the previous entries which reported eight GB and 4 GB and so it looks like the cards will come in dissimilar VRAM configurations.

[CompuBench] Compute Functioning of AMD 7340:CF https://t.co/P8mjdkvlQ4
>GFX1012 = Navi 14.
>CL_DEVICE_MAX_COMPUTE_UNITS = 12 (24) CU.
>CL_DEVICE_GLOBAL_MEM_SIZE = 3204448256.

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Following are all the Navi xiv listings in Compubench that we have seen so far:

AMD Navi xiv '7341:00' eight GB Radeon RX
AMD Navi xiv '7340:C1' 4 GB Radeon RX
AMD Navi fourteen '7340:CF' 3 GB Radeon RX

When it comes to the performance of this specific role, we see it slightly amend than the Radeon RX 570 which is based on the Polaris 20 GPU. The Radeon RX 570 has long been a mainstream king for team reddish but looks similar Navi 14 GPUs might finally supersede them. The performance against the GTX parts such as the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 looks slap-up just lacks against the much faster GeForce GTX 1660.

These are early samples and so we can't say what the final performance would finish upwards like, but given that these cards would be priced under the $200 US range, things await adept. The Navi fourteen based three GB Radeon RX cards seem to exist of the everyman configuration and so we can peradventure expect it under the $150 The states range. What's surprising almost all three variants is that they accept the same core config of 24 CUs but have vastly different VRAM designs. It is possible that AMD can replace all iii of their existing Polaris cards, the RX 570, RX 580 and RX 590 with these Navi xiv based products at much lower price points.

In improver to the list at Compubench, Phoronix has reported that AMD is fix to land in support for Navi 14 in the upcoming Mesa xix.2 Driver stack for Linux systems. AMD's CEO, Lisa Su, already hinted at new RDNA 7nm launches in the coming quarters and then nosotros should expect to hear more from them shortly.

Hans Mosesmann

"Great, And can you give the states a sense if you can on 7-nanometer high-end Navi and mobile seven-nanometer CPUs, if y'all can? Thank you."

Lisa Su

"Hans, you asked the good product questions, I would say they are coming. You should expect that our execution on those are on track and we have a rich vii-nanometer portfolio beyond the products that we accept currently announced in the upcoming quarters."

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In addition to depression-end variants, AMD is also preparing loftier-end Navi parts which should focus on enthusiast-grade gamers. The likes of Navi 12, Navi 21 and Navi 23 are said to exist in product & slated for launch in belatedly 2019 or 1H of 2020. These new graphics cards will characteristic both current & next-gen RDNA enhancements, offering support for Real-Time Ray Tracing & more which you tin can learn hither.

Where do you call up performance of entry-level Navi 14 GPUs would land?