AMD 'Tonga XT' R9 M295X Benchmark Surfaces - Impressive Results - mathesonfationeten

The R9 M295X is a very elusive Mobility Radeon that has yet to be launched (technically). IT does however boast in Orchard apple tree's freshly iMac 5k and that means we can stimulate authentic benchmarks for this particular GPU without wait anymore. R9 M295X is almost certainly based on the Tonga Architecture and testament either be codenamed Tonga XT or Chromatic XT. AMD Tonga XT and Amethyst XT

AMD's Mobility Friendly Islands GPU Benchmarks Surface - Quicker than R9 M290X and GTX 780m

Democratic sentience and precedence dictates that the R9 M295X will represent codenamed Tonga XT, but file dumps geological dating over 4 months back give the R9 M295X the codename of Chromatic XT. Since codenames are not really important this far into a product's lifecycle, we will stick to the obvious nomenclature. Mobility Tonga is based on the Friendly Islands Computer architecture and is much more right than the R9 M290X. It is also more powerful than than the GTX 780m. Sadly nonetheless, the commentator in question wasn't actually curious in the GPU of the device and only used Cinebench, a tool which exclusively measures OpenGL performance and unfortunately changes its scoring methods with nearly every iteration. So while we do stimulate the actual legit benchmarks courtesy of Danny Winget over at youtube, our comparison is severely specific. Without further ado, the benchmark and comparison:

There is very little data which I can use to compare results of the Cinebench test. Only benchmarks conducted with the R15 Version testament be in hand and no one really uses Cinebench for GPU benchmarking. The only two relevant GPUs that I could grind up were the GTX 780m and the GTX 770. We can likewise very safely assume that the R9 M295X will score higher than the R9 M290X. The results, everything considered, seem to be pretty impressive. They easy outperform the GTX 770 and the GTX 780m, a very unobjectionable desktop GPU and the former mobility champion. The primary election problem is that I do not own Cinebench R15 results for the GTX 980M and the rest of the Maxwell Mobility series, so you guys will just have to utilise your mental imagery on it. AMD should do an genuine set up Oklahoman or later, but in front that happens, reviewers should be able to give us the full insight on Friendly Islands R9 M295X GPU.

AMD Radeon R9 M295X Tonga GPU Specs Rag:

	AMD Radeon R9 M290X	AMD Radeon R9 M295X	AMD Radeon R9 275X	AMD Radeon R9 280X	AMD Radeon R9 290X
GPU Core group	Neptune XT	Friendly Islands XT / Amethyst XT	Tonga	Tahiti XT	Hawaii XT
GPU Process	28nm	28nm	28nm	28nm	28nm
GPU Cores	1280	2048	2048	2048	2816
Core Clock	900 Megacycle	800 MHz	~800 Megacycle per second	1000 MHz	1000 MHz
VRAM	4 GB GDDR5	4 Great Britain GDDR5	2-4 GB GDDR5	3 GB GDDR5	4 GB GDDR5
Memory Time	1200 MHz	1375 MHz	1375 MHz?	1500 MHz	1250 MHz
Memory Bus topology	256-bit	256-snatch	256-bit	384-bit	512-bit
Memory Bandwidth	153.6 GB/s	176 GB/s	176 GB/s	288.0 GB/s	320 GB/s
TMUs / ROPs	80 / 32	128 / 32	128 / 32	128 / 32	176 / 64

#AMD Mobility Friendly Islands benchmarks are out thanks to iMac reviewer. Merely the choice of synthetic could be better. http://t.co/nGnWhrRKDp

— Usman Pirzada (@usmanpirzada) October 26, 2020