http://wccftech.com/fiji-xt-gpu-series-equivalent-titan-branding-part-radeon-r9-300/
The well known publication Sweclockers.com recently posted something that was very interesting and seemed to confirm the suspicions we have been having as of late. The publication alleges that the AMD Fiji GPUs are not going to form the flagship models of the Radeon R9 390X series, rather form their own separate niche of ultra high end, luxury products from AMD. Basically, the Titan-equivalent of Radeon.
As with any post tagged as rumor this news is far from confirmed. However, it is also worth pointing out that 1) Sweclockers has a good track record of breaking leaks and 2) it actually makes sense. AMD revealed all the Radeon R9 300 series upto the R9 380 at the Analysts Day Conference. Surprisingly however, the R9 380 is actually the Tonga chip. That basically leaves only two slots: the R9 390X and the R9 390 GPU. Since we know that the Hawaii GPU is making a comeback in a more efficient revision that leaves no space for the Fiji GPU in the R9 300 series. A very slim possibility is the use of the R9 395X nomenclature but that is pure speculation.
The well known publication Sweclockers.com recently posted something that was very interesting and seemed to confirm the suspicions we have been having as of late. The publication alleges that the AMD Fiji GPUs are not going to form the flagship models of the Radeon R9 390X series, rather form their own separate niche of ultra high end, luxury products from AMD. Basically, the Titan-equivalent of Radeon.
As with any post tagged as rumor this news is far from confirmed. However, it is also worth pointing out that 1) Sweclockers has a good track record of breaking leaks and 2) it actually makes sense. AMD revealed all the Radeon R9 300 series upto the R9 380 at the Analysts Day Conference. Surprisingly however, the R9 380 is actually the Tonga chip. That basically leaves only two slots: the R9 390X and the R9 390 GPU. Since we know that the Hawaii GPU is making a comeback in a more efficient revision that leaves no space for the Fiji GPU in the R9 300 series. A very slim possibility is the use of the R9 395X nomenclature but that is pure speculation.
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