Alleged standards for the next generation of AMD Radeon RX 6000 Series Graphics cards based on RDNA 2 GPU architecture were leaked. Benchmarks on AOTS (Ashes of the Singularity) performance test Disease & TUM_APISAK.
Performance Benchmarks of AMD Radeon RX6000 Series “RDNA2” Graphics Cards One Stock RTX2080T
The specific GPU or graphics card is not mentioned, but according to the score we can not say for sure whether it is a Big Navi GPU or a slightly smaller SKU. AMD recently Announced It will unveil its Radeon RX6000 series lineup on October 28th, so based on that, one can expect several graphics cards within the lineup. Leaked within the benchmarks may be one of them, and not the fastest variant.
The graphics card has a score between 5900-6200 points in 4K resolution with Crazy Graphics Preset. Performance was evaluated according to the DirectX11 API using a Core i9-9900K (8 core) CPU. The graphics card in the game gives an average of 60 fps.
In terms of performance, the alleged Radeon RX6000 “RDNA2” graphics card is 20% faster than the average overclocked Radeon RX5700XT graphics card. The card is equivalent to the GeForce RTX 2080t, which scores 63 fps (6100 points) in stock, but when overclocked, the RTX 2080 t scores up to 79 fps (7800 points) at a speed of 6000kz faster than the alleged RX speed. We do not know the possibility of overclocking AMD’s upcoming cards, but it looks like we will get more features in the coming month.
AMD Radeon RX6000 Series Alleged Performance Benchmarks (by Disease):
- MSI Gaming Xtreo 2080T74.4 (156.63%)
- Nvidia GeForce RTX2080T Water Stock 71.4 (150.31%)
- EVGA XC Black 2080 Ti Stock 64.9 (136.63%)
- AMD Radeon (TM) graphics 63.9 (134.52%)
- MSI Gaming Xtreo 2080 Stock 54.4 (114.52%)
- Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 Stock 47.5 (100%)
In addition, the latest performance results of the GeForce RTX3080 are leaked within the AOTS benchmark, showing an average of 98 fps with a score of 9600. Than the alleged Radeon RX6000 series graphics card.
Now according to Rogam, AMD is said to be launching its Navi 21 and Navi 22 GPU based graphics cards under the Radeon RX6000 series lineup. Both of these are said to be much larger than the Navi 10 GPU and in terms of performance the Navi 21 GPUs will handle the high quality RTX 3080 card and the Navi 22 GPs will be positioned against the RTX 3070 series variants. Based on that, we are likely to look at the results of the Navi 22 GPU. Another thing to keep in mind is that these are still early performance tests, and as the launch approaches we will look at even higher performance with better tuned drivers for the cards.
I think some ppl missed it
Navi21 & Navi22 are coming
Both are “bigger” than Navi 10.
There is more than just a “Big Navi”
Navi22 SKUs must compete with the 3060Ti / 3070 / 3070Ti
Navi21 SKUs must compete with 3080 and above https://t.co/OBHJr74AXk– _rogame (rog_rogame) September 12, 2020
A Recently leaked image AMD’s Radeon RX6000 engineering sample unveiled GDDR6 memory up to 16GB via a 256 bit wide bus interface. The leak posted by the film mentioned that it housed the “Big Navi” GPU but we are not sure if he is referring to Navi 21 or Navi 22. But based on all the previous rumors and leaks, it calls the Navi 21 the “Big Navi” and all other GPs the standard RDNA2SQU.
Here’s everything we know about RDNA 2 based Radeon RX Navi 6000 desktop GPUs
The Radeon RX Navi2X Graphics Card based on AMD RDNA2 The family is also pushing to disrupt the 4K gaming segment, similar to how the entire Raison disrupted the CPU landscape. This is AMD’s bold claim, but leaks and rumors suggest that this could apply to AMD’s next-generation Radeon RX graphics cards.
AMD has revealed that RDNA2 GPUs, such as the Zen 2, will have the same performance jump as the Zen 1. The first RDNA GPU increased the performance by 50 per watt over the GCN architecture, and the RDNA 2 GPU is expected to outperform the RDNA 1 by 50 watts per watt.
According to the AMD shared roadmap, RDNA 2 GPUs will incorporate three key features that are part of the new GPU architecture. First, the performance of each watt caused by a number of factors. AMD will move from the 7nm process of the TSMC to the more advanced 7nm process node. The new process node itself increases the transistor efficiency on newer GPUs and reduces its overall size, allowing AMD to break down further performance in a much smaller package.
Major changes include a redesigned micro-architecture with improved performance-per-clock (IPC), a logic improvement that helps reduce design complexity and switching power, and increased physical optimizations, resulting in a 50% increase per watt. Clock speed.
AMD also announced that RDNA 2 GPUs will include VRS (variable rate shading) and hardware-accelerated ray tracing. AMD follows Nvidia, which has already implemented these technologies in GeForce RTX graphics cards based on the Turing GPU. With the launch of new consoles from Microsoft and Sony, AMD is working to give developers their own optimization framework to integrate these features into the next generation of gaming titles.
AMD also recently demonstrated that it runs RDNA 2 GPU Microsoft’s DXR 1.1 (DirectX12 API Ultimate) Internal demo using hardware-accelerated ray tracing. AMD’s approach to developing Ray is to offer simple development and fast adoption, and this is possible through consoles where most game developers focus their efforts.
AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su Already stated A new RDNA 2 GPU based Radeon RX High-End Family and 7Nm RDNA Renewal Family are expected to launch this year. During the presentation it was stated that the “Navi 2X” lineup would be scaled from top to bottom and, as the name suggests, would double the performance of the first generation RX graphics cards. AMD’s CFO, Devinder Kumar sheds some light on RDNA 2 GPU-based Radeon RX products for the PC platform, stating that PCs will be the first to get a taste of the new architecture in the form of the Big Navi (halo) graphics card. Via mainstream GPU.
“There’s a lot of excitement for Navi 2, or what our fans call Big Navi.”
“Big Navi is a halo product”
“Enthusiasts love to buy the best, and we’re definitely trying to give them the best.”
“RDNA 2 architecture goes through the whole stack”
“It goes from mainstream GPs to enthusiasts, and then to architecture and game console products … as well as our integrated APU products.
“This allows it to influence larger habitats and accelerate the development of exciting features such as ray tracing.”
Devinder Kumar through AMD’s CFO
Here are some of the features that are expected from second generation RDNA Navi GPUs:
- Optimized 7nm process node
- Enthusiastic grade desktop graphics card options
- Hardware-level ray tracing support
- A mix of GDDR6 graphics cards
- More power efficient than First-General Navi GPs
One of the main features of The Big Navi Radeon RX GPU is about to break the 4K gaming segment, Similar to how Raison intercepted the CPU segment. These are some of AMD’s bold claims, but if so Rumor Features If there is anything to go on, these claims will not be far off.
“With the Radeon 5000-Series, we now cover 90 percent of the total PC gamers,” says Chandrasekhar. “That’s why there is no 4K now, because most of them are at 1440p and PP.
“That means a 4K GPU is not coming, it is coming, but here and now we want to focus on the majority of gamers.”
“Like Raison, we all need a thriving radian GPU ecosystem. So, are we going to follow 4K, as well as intercept 4K? Of course, you can believe it. But that’s all I can say now. ”
AMD emphasized enthusiastic class performance in its presentation for the RDNA2 based Radeon RX ‘Navi2X’ GPU, so this is something to consider. However when AMD launches high performance graphics cards the competition from the other side will not close its eyes. The The next generation Nvidia based GeForce GPU It turns out to be an animal from what we’ve seen so far, available to users for the first time since September 17th.
The second half of 2020 will definitely be a fun time for all hardware lovers and mainstream PC gamers who want to upgrade their PCs with the best hardware.
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