AMD Radeon R9 390X Hawaii With 8 GB GDDR5 Spotted Along With Radeon R9 380 Tonga and R9 370 Pitcairn Rebrands

The latest AMD Radeon R300 family unit of graphics cards launches in a few weeks and we are looking at several cards being listed downwardly on manufacturer sites. The Radeon R9 390X which was expected to be the flagship graphics scrap, codenamed Fiji, turns out to be a Hawaii rebrand if the listing is correct and rumors that AMD's Republic of the fiji islands based cards will ship with a different branding scheme, like to NVIDIA's Titan cards may just end up existence truthful.

AMD Radeon R9 390, R9 380, R9 370 and R9 360 Series Rebrands Spotted

Since a couple days, several speculations have popped upwards afterward the OEM series were declared as rebrands officially be AMD on their site. Most users causeless that the rebrands in the Radeon R300 OEM lineup will suggest that the actual lineup will as well be based on rebrands using older cores such every bit Hawaii, Tonga and Bonaire. The only card which is new in sight is AMD's Fiji graphics card which is based on a 28nm procedure. Previous rumors suggest that this chip will feature a 300W TDP and a 2.5D interposer with 4 GB HBM video retention defended on chip. On AMD'southward Financial Analyst Day, we broke out the news and revealed the offset renders of the Fiji based flagship graphics bill of fare which is meant to use a h2o cooled blueprint and a quite absurd form factor which kind of looks cool when it comes to flagship offerings. The render has since been confirmed when Johan Andersson of DICE revealed the bill of fare which he has received by AMD from testing.

Information technology is becoming more and more than common that these high-cease flagship cards get extra treatment from fleck makers since they are the pride of the company. We can come across similar stuff with NVIDIA who gave extra some extra treatment to the GeForce GTX Titan X with a black cooler design while the upcoming GeForce GTX 980 Ti will make utilize of the regular silverish colored cooler. This reflects the enthusiast branding of products similar the GM200 based Titan Ten and Fiji based AMD'south flagship card.

Then how practise we know the AMD based cards are rebrands? Speculation and listings on diverse databases does confirm that the majority (if not all) of cards from AMD will be rebrands based on some renowned cores such as Hawaii, Tonga, Pitcairn and Bonaire. Videocardz did reveal the same scenario a few weeks agone in their round upward of the unabridged 300 serial cards. The listings we institute through ASUS's forums reveals a few interesting cards which does confirm Videocardz findings and we will explain these in a moment. The cards revealed on ASUS forums include:

• ASUS R9390X-DC2-8GD5
• ASUS  STRIX-R9380-OC-2GD5
• ASUS  STRIX-R9370-OC-4GD5
• ASUS  STRIX-R7360X-DC2OC2-2GD5
• ASUS  R7360-2GD5

The get-go affair we go past looking at the elevation-end card of this listing reveals that it is Hawaii simply because Republic of the fiji islands tin not feature eight GB HBM memory. It is limited to just 4 GB on Gen1 implementation through unmarried-link chip design. On the other hand, we know that Hawaii offered in the 300 series family unit will be a 8 GB card as it will be based on custom designs at launch. The second menu which nosotros believe is Tonga is besides quite spot on with the leaks, nosotros know that the Radeon R9 285 Tonga features just 2 GB VRAM across a 256-bit jitney. Information technology confirms why we run into a sudden VRAM gap between the Radeon R9 370 which is the Pitcairn based carte that does come in 4 GB VRAM models. At that place'due south a possibility that AMD introduces the full Tonga XT chip with 2048 stream processors in the line with 4 GB VRAM as the Radeon R9 380X. Rest of the lineup includes the Bonaire XT and Bonaire Pro based Radeon R7 360X and Radeon R7 360 cards which feature just ii GB GDDR5 VRAM.

Aside from this, there have also been listings of Radeon R9 390, Radeon R9 380, Radeon R9 370 serial cards on HIS'south official website which can be seen in the images below. The launch is indeed scheduled in a few weeks so we tin expect the AMD flagship going against NVIDIA's flagship GeForce GTX Titan 10 which gets revealed in a couple of weeks at Computex 2022.

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AMD Radeon 300 Series GPU Family unit (Predicted):

GPU	Carte	200 Series Counterpart	GCN Iteration	Mem.	GPU/Memory Frequency	Memory Bandwidth	Pricing (Preliminary)
Fiji XT	AMD Radeon	–	1.2	4 GB HBM (4096-chip)	1050 MHz / 500 MHz	512 GB/south	TBD
FIJI Pro	AMD Radeon	–	i.2	iv GB HBM (4096-bit)	grand MHz? / 500 MHz	512 GB/s	TBD
Grenada XT	AMD Radeon R9 390X	Radeon R9 290X	ane.1	8GB	1050/1500 MHz	384 GB/s	$389
Grenada Pro	AMD Radeon R9 390	Radeon R9 290	1.one	8GB	1000/1500 MHz	384 GB/due south	$329
Antigua XT	AMD Radeon R9 380X	Radeon R9 M295X	1.2	6GB/4GB	TBD	TBD	TBD
Antigua Pro	AMD Radeon R9 380	Radeon R9 285	1.two	4GB/2GB	chiliad/1375MHz	179 GB/s	$195 / $225
Trinidad XT	AMD Radeon R7 370	Radeon R7 265	ane.0	4GB/2GB	975/1425 MHz	182 GB/s	$135 / $165
Tobago XT	AMD Radeon R7 360X	AMD Radeon R7 260X	1.one	4GB/2GB	1050/1750 MHz	112 GB/due south	TBD
Tobago Pro	AMD Radeon R7 360	AMD Radeon R7 260	1.1	2 GB	1000/1750 MHz	112 GB/due south	$107

Source: https://wccftech.com/amd-radeon-r9-390x-hawaii-8-gb-gddr5-spotted-radeon-r9-380-tonga-r9-370-pitcairn-rebrands/

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