AMD Radeon VII 3DMARK Results Uncovered

AMD Radeon VII 3DMARK Results Uncovered

AMD Radeon VII 3DMARK Results Uncovered

AMD’s Radeon VII graphics card is set to launch on February 7th, releasing AMD’s first 7nm gaming graphics card onto the world stage, delivering performance levels that have never been seen before on Radeon gaming silicon. 

Like every gaming launch, there is no shortage of PC enthusiasts who want to know how well these new graphics cards perform, and today we have some data to share with you regarding this, thanks to Radeon VII benchmark scores which have recently appeared on the 3DMARK database. 

TUM_APISAK and KOMACHI_ENSAKA have both released performance data for AMD’s Radeon VII, highlighting 3DMARK Fire Strike, Fire Strike Extreme and Fire Strike Ultimate benchmark results. Results and links to each result are available below:

3DMARK Fire Strike – GPU Score – 27587 
3DMARK Fire Strike Extreme – GPU Score – 13468
3DMARK Fire Strike Ultimate – GPU Score – 6871
   
TUM_APISAK also provided a 3DMARK Time Spy Graphics Score of 8700 (rounded to nearest hundred), but hasn’t provided a link to the result on 3DMARK.

With these results in mind, AMD appears to be targetting the performance levels of Nvidia’s Geforce RTX 2080 graphics card with their upcoming Radeon VII. This is where Radeon’s performance should be given the Radeon VII’s $699 price tag, though it remains to be seen how AMD’s latest graphics card will compare to the RTX 2080 when tested over a wide range of games and screen resolutions.   
 

AMD Radeon VII 3DMARK Results Uncovered  

AMD’s Radeon VII graphics card will launch on February 7th. 

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