Trying to make sense of the new / rebrand gpus
From the anandtech live blog
05:07PM EDT*- Wild guess based on AMD's specs and features listed so far. 290 = New GPU. 280 = Tahiti. 270 = Pitcairn. 260 = Bonaire. 250 = Cape Verde or Oland
3d Mark Firestrike Scores all the below gpus using stock clocks, scores are in bold so it is easier for you to compare.
7970 GHZ
7597 1000 mhz
7950 Boost
6033 850 mhz
7870 GHZ
5024 1000 mhz
7850
4184 860 mhz
7770 GHZ
2744 1000 mhz
7750
2069 800 mhz
US Hardware Info
Another 3d Mark Firestrike numbers for comparison (some of these are OC)
7970 GHZ OC
7899 1050 mhz
7950 Boost OC
6708 950 mhz
7870 GHZ OC
5532 1050 mhz
7850 OC
4855 1000 mhz
7770 GHZ
2841 1000 mhz
7750
2109 800 mhz
Xbitlabs
The Following info is from the amd slide,
R9 290 X
about over 7000, very very close to 8000 so over 7970 GHZ performance but not much higher with the graph used, price not disclosed, preorder oct 3
R9 280X
about 6800 so between 7950 boost and 7970 ghz performance $299
R9 270X
about 5500 so about 7870 ghz performance $199
R7 260X
about 3700 almost 7850 stock clock performance, probably about 7790 performance $139
R7 250
about 2000 about 7750 performance $89
290x, 290, and 260x are the new cards based off the audio stuff.
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So this is me talking what are the chances the R7 260x is literally a 7790? Similar to how the 5770 and 6770 were the same card but the 6770 supported fast hdmi and the 5770 did not? If so all we got was a rename for the oems like hp and dell and new names for the board partners such as sapphire, xfx, msi, asus, etc.