Alleged image of AMD’s big new “new 21” GPU, released by the upcoming pay generation flagship, the Radian RX6900XT, graphics card. Cortex. Powered by RDNA2 architecture, AMD Big new GPU. Looks bigger in size compared to past AMD flagship GPU offerings.
AMD Radeon RX6900XT ‘Big New’ RDNA 2 GPU Allegedly Featured, Massive Die and GDDR6 Memory
Cortex has removed all references and labels on the death of the GPU to hide its sources but he said that the GPU we are looking for is a really big new “new 21” GPU with the flagship Radion RX6900 XT graphics. Will be displayed on. Card. The GPU looks fairly large and is said to measure about 536 mm2, although these are just rough calculations and the final death size can be more or less. The size of the dye also appears to be close to previous rumors that showed a 505mm2 die size for the flagship GPU.
A key aspect of this leak is that it shows the alleged new 21 GPU in a fairly standard die package. As many leaks have pointed out in the past, it will point to GDDR6 based memory configuration instead of HBM2 (e). There is still some speculation that the new 21XT and XL die will feature standard GDDR6 configurations while the new 21XTX will use the Die HBM2 (E) subsystem for memory but that is a speculative field and has not yet been confirmed. .
Recent leaks with leaked PCB pictures of the card indicate that it will have 16GBDDR6 memory of 256-bit bus interface. Note that 16GB VRAM is also possible with the 512-bit interface so AMD is also open to that option when the final specifications are released. We have a few weeks to go until the line-up unfolds but AMD and the tech press will provide us with a handful of teasers and leaks in the meantime.
AMD New 21 (RDNA 2) vs New 10 (RDNA 1) GPU Die Comparison:
AMD Radion RX 6900 Series with Triple-Slot Cooling Solution:
Speaking of manual designs, the Radian RX6000 flagship cooling design looks sleek with red and black designs. This card has a triple axial-tech fan setup on the shroud and has a large aluminum heatsink that runs beneath it. The card has an LED-illuminated radion logo on the side and a large cut-out on the side for fans to warm the air. This design is very reminiscent of the Founder Edition cooler of the NVIDIA RFAX RTX 20 Series. The card will have dual 8-pin power and display ports with USB Type-C (VirtualLink), 1 HDMI and 2 DisplayPort connectors.
The card also has a fancy backplate with retention brackets to keep cooling in place. The Raden RX “Big New” GPU looks like it will come in a standard 2-slot reference design similar to NVIDIA’s flagship RTX 3080 but not as wide as the triple-slot GIF orce RTX 3090.
Here we know all about RDNA 2 based Raden RX new 6000 Desktop GPU
The AMD RDNA 2-based Raden RX new 2X graphics card family has also been tried to disrupt the 4K gaming segment in the same way that Raizen disrupted the entire CPU landscape. That’s a very bold claim by AMD, but leaks and rumors suggest that this could be the case for AMD’s next-generation Raden RX graphics cards.
AMD unveiled that its RDNA 2 GPU will deliver a similar performance jump on the first-generation RDNA GPU as the Zen 2 arrives on Zen2, the first RDNA GPU has a 50% increase in performance per vote on the GCN architecture and RDNA 2 GPU. It is expected to do the same compared to RDNA 1, which will increase performance by 50% per vote.
According to the roadmap shared by AMD, the RDNA 2 GPU will feature three main features that will be part of the new GPU architecture. The first and foremost is the performance per vote increase which is for many reasons. AMD will move from TSMC’s 7nm process to a more advanced 7nm process node. The new process node itself is the new GPU. On transistor efficiency increases while reducing its overall size, allowing AMD to cram more performance into many smaller packages.
Major changes that have resulted in a 50% increase in performance per watt include redesigned micro-architectures with improved performance-clock (IPC), a rational enhancement that helps reduce design complexity and switching power, and physical optimization such as Increase clock speed.
AMDA has also announced that RDNA 2 GPU will offer VRS (variable rate shading) and hardware-accelerated ray tracing. AMD is suing here with NVIDIA who have already implemented the above technologies on its Turing GPU based GeForce RTX graphics cards. With the launch of new consoles near Microsoft .ft and Sony, AMD will work with developers to provide these features with its own optimization framework for integration into next-generation gaming titles.
AMDA recently unveiled its RDNA 2 GPU as well as Micro .ft’s DXR 1.1 (DirectX12 API Ultimate) demo that uses hardware-accelerated ray tracing. AMD’s approach to ray tracing is proposed to be easy to develop and adapt quickly and it is certainly possible through the console that most game developers focus their efforts on.
AMD CEO, Dr. Lisa Sue, has already stated that we can expect the introduction of the new RDNA 2 GPU based Raden RX high family and 7nm RDNA refresh family this year. This was said during the same presentation in which it was said that the “new 2x” lineup would scale from top to bottom and, as the name suggests, would double the performance efficiency of the first pay generation RX graphics cards.
AMD’s CFO, Devinder Kumar also shed some light on RDNA 2 GPU based Radeon RX products for the PC platform, saying that the PC will then get a taste of the new architecture in the form of a new (Allo) graphics card. By the mainstream GPU.
Some of the features expected from the 2nd generation RDNA new GPU will be:
- N optimized 7nm process node
- Enthusiastic-grade desktop graphics card options
- Hardware-level ray tracing support
- A combination of GDDR6 graphics cards
- First-General More power-efficient than the new GPU
One of the main features of the big new Radion RX GPU is that it is disrupting the 4K gaming segment, just as Raisen disrupted the entire CPU segment. These are some bold claims by AMD, but if those rumored specifications are anything to go by, then these claims might not seem right.
Once again, AMDA in its own presentation emphasized the enthusiastic-class performance for the RDNA 2 based Radion RX ‘new 2X’ GPU so it’s something to consider. However the competition from the other side will not just close its eyes when AMD launches its high performance graphics cards.
AMD will officially unveil its Raden RX6000 series graphics card family on October 28th. The second part of 2020 will definitely be an interesting time for all hardware enthusiasts and mainstream PC gamers who are looking forward to upgrading their PCs with the best hardware.
