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AMD have begun shipping Polaris GPUs - 2 different Polaris chips and 4 different GPUs spotted

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AMD have begun shipping Polaris GPUs - 2 different Polaris chips and 4 different GPUs found

 

AMD have begun shipping Polaris GPUs from the foundries. Based on the information from Zauba, it seems to be two different Polaris chips/families, each with 2 different SKUs/GPUs. Total of 4 new Polaris GPUs. The one with the biggest value is the full Polaris while the other one is the same Polaris GPU but with some shaders/cores disabled.

 

Polaris chip #1:
GPU #1: Board number: C981

This one is the full chip

 
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GPU #2: Board number: C980.
Based on the value and the board number I would guess that this one is the same as above but have some shaders/cores disabled. Like Fury X and Fury.
 
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Polaris chip #2:
GPU #3: Board number: C924
Full chip
 
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GPU #4: Board number: C913
Disabled shaders/cores
 
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Earlier GPUs:
Fury X.
Board number: C880
 
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Fury X2.
Board number: C888
 
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R9 200/300 series: Board number C6xx and C7xxx
 
This doesnt tell me a whole lot. But at least it shows that amd is trying.
 
 

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Discussion started 30 mins ago so I guess I'll link it :D

EDIT: This is not a repost btw - I just posted a half-arsed thread while eating.

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i hope this is a full refresh and not reusing 7xxx cards for mid cards

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hahahaha, at least they tried

They have always tried with their gpus and right now IMO they are doing a better job than Nvidia are.

An AMD cpu has no place in a solely gaming build, end of.

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Now lets hope Polaris whoops nvidias Ass lol, As you can tell I don't like NVIDIA. I don't like them as a company though products are good.

 

 

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AMD have begun shipping Polaris GPUs - 2 different Polaris chips and 4 different GPUs found

 

 

This doesnt tell me a whole lot. But at least it shows that amd is trying.

 

Source:http://www.overclock.net/t/1587294/zauba-amd-have-begun-shipping-polaris-gpus-2-different-polaris-chips-and-4-different-gpus-found

What do you mean by "at least it shows that amd is trying"?

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They have always tried with their gpus and right now IMO they are doing a better job than Nvidia are.

I meant to say, it`s funny that OP said that in his/her post

to game or not to game, that`s the question

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hahahaha, at least they tried

At least? AMD is beating or on par with every NVIDIA GPU at 1080p, 1440p AMD pulls slightly ahead in nearly every price bracket and at 4k NVIDIA has no room. Fury X beats the 980ti fairly easily at 4k

 

 

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I meant to say, it`s funny that OP said that in his/her post

Sure...

An AMD cpu has no place in a solely gaming build, end of.

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Sure...

yeah, can`t you read? It`s in his freaking post, I just pointed out that it`s funny he said that

to game or not to game, that`s the question

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yeah, can`t you read? It`s in his freaking post, I just pointed out that it`s funny he said that

Yes I can read FYI.

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If AMD is shipping GPUs now, then they are on target for a release at the end of Q2/beginning of Q3. Which makes me happy.

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yeah, can`t you read? It`s in his freaking post, I just pointed out that it`s funny he said that

Using quotation or put a ? at the end to show you meant that then. As you can see it confused people.

 

 

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Using quotation or put a ? at the end to show you meant that then. As you can see it confused people.

sir yes sir

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At least? AMD is beating or on par with every NVIDIA GPU at 1080p, 1440p AMD pulls slightly ahead in nearly every price bracket and at 4k NVIDIA has no room. Fury X beats the 980ti fairly easily at 4k

Fury X beats the 980 Ti fairly easy. Lol

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Fury X beats the 980 Ti fairly easy. Lol

at 4K it's faster. No way to deny that.

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at 4K it's faster. No way to deny that.

No it is not. You guys spreading misinformation again.

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Fury X beats the 980 Ti fairly easy. Lol

At 4k resolution and recent drivers, it's true. It's even on par with a stock 980ti at 1080p

 

 

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At 4k resolution and recent drivers, it's true. It's even on par with a stock 980ti at 1080p

Yeah, however who cares. Its old now, polaris will be better.

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Good, so we wont get rebrand-gate.

Refreshed, at least they didn't straight up rebrand it like NVIDIA and actually improved them

 

 

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At 4k resolution and recent drivers, it's true. It's even on par with a stock 980ti at 1080p

Bullshit. Quit lying. Otherwise provide proof. At 4K the Fury X matches a thermal throttling 980 Ti. Aftermarket Ti's blast past a Fury X at 4K.

And at 1080p? You could downclock a Ti and still beat a Fury X. lmao

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Refreshed, at least they didn't straight up rebrand it like NVIDIA and actually improved them

Yeah.

I think the 400 series will be good and will look something like this

ALL 14nm, the 490x and 480x will have gcn, and the other gddr5

490x - greenland gcn 4

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Bullshit. Quit lying. Otherwise provide proof. At 4K the Fury X matches a thermal throttling 980 Ti. Aftermarket Ti's blast past a Fury X at 4K.

And at 1080p? You could downclock a Ti and still beat a Fury X. lmao

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