XFX is preparing an R9 Fury GPU

XFX is preparing an R9 Fury GPU

XFX is preparing an R9 Fury GPU

 

It looks like XFX is preparing their own version of AMD’s R9 Fury GPU, meaning that XFX will soon be selling their own custom Fury powered GPU to go along with the current offerings from ASUS, Sapphire and Powercolor. 

This model will be cooled by a 3 fan cooling solution and will be using a PCB which looks like AMD reference Fury X PCB. The cooler also looks very similar to Powercolor and Sapphire’s designs, though XFX have gone for a more stealthy black cooler aesthetic. 

  

XFX is preparing an R9 Fury GPU

 

The GPU will be have specifications that are similar to other R9 Fury GPUs, with 4GB of HBM memory, 3584 GCN GPU cores and beefy 3 fan cooler design. This GPU will be powered by two 8-pin PCIe power cables and will have the rear side of the GPU covered by a  stealthy black backplate. 

  

  Fury X Fury Nano  R9 290X
GPU Fiji XT Fiji  Fiji XT Hawaii XT
GCN GPU Cores 4096 3584 4096 2816
Render Output Units 64 64 64 64
Texture mapping Units 256 224 256 176
GPU Frequency 1050MHz 1000MHz up to 1000MHz 1000MHz
Memory 4GB HBM 4GB HBM 4GB HBM 4GB DDR5
Memory interface 4096bit 4096bit 4096-bit 512bit
Memory Frequency 500MHz 500MHz 500MHz 1025MHz
Memory bandwidth 512GB/s 512GB/s 512GB/s 320GB/s
Cooling Liquid Cooled, 120mm Rad Non-reference coolers Air, Single Axial fan Air, Single Blower Fan
Performance  8.6 TFLOPS 8.6TFLOPS ??? 5.6TFLOPS
TDP 275W 175W 290W
GFLOPS/Watt 28.7 28.7 Approximately 40 19.4
Launch Price $649 $549 $649 $549

 

XFX is preparing an R9 Fury GPU  XFX is preparing an R9 Fury GPU

 

 Right now we do not know what the GPU core will be clocked at on this GPU, though we would guess it will be somewhere between 1000 and 1040 MHz given the clocks of the GPUs that are already on the market. 

Seeing an R9 Fury GPU coming form another manufacturer could be a sign that the low supply of AMD’s Fiji GPUs may soon be over, but we cannot know for sure at this time. 

 

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