You understand the notion of reference specifications vs AIB/partner board specifications, yes?
told ya
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=28174942&postcount=9109
You understand the notion of reference specifications vs AIB/partner board specifications, yes?
So is there going to be immediate reportage of this event on 16th or will it be NDA till later?
No, Iceland seems to be an updated a variant of Oland for R5/R7 Mxxx series mobile graphics, not related to Cape Verde , Pitcairn etc. used in R9 Mxxx serirs.
https://forum.beyond3d.com/posts/1841223/
https://forum.beyond3d.com/posts/1841289/
https://forum.beyond3d.com/posts/1843980/
https://forum.beyond3d.com/posts/1843993/
https://forum.beyond3d.com/posts/1844096/
BTW, lower-end mobile R5 200-series and R5 300 series graphics parts are not based on Oland, but on a different revision named Hainan (hardware IDs AMD666x), which looks like a headless hybrid-graphics only version...
Iceland seems to be different though since it goes up to R7 M260/M360 - both driver ID strings and CodeXL 1.7 analyler options have it for mid-end 200-series parts R5 M255 and R7 M260 launched in June 2014, and the new R5 M315, R7 M340, R7 M360 parts are listed in the driver .INF file, as I said above.
Too bad CodeXL doesn't care to list any further rebrands of the same hardware ID...
Well, so much for HBM being in mass production since Q3 2014 because it was in a data book: http://videocardz.com/56492/skhynix-confirms-radeon-r9-fury-x-to-use-hbm1
Up to 85% power reduction on the GPU MC seems really high. Maybe not for the highest performance modes?
Personally I have no idea when it was in mass production, but to be fair that does not state when mass production started, just that mass production units are shipping. It doesn't even state when they started shipping, just that they are announcing today that they are shipping.Well, so much for HBM being in mass production since Q3 2014 because it was in a data book: http://videocardz.com/56492/skhynix-confirms-radeon-r9-fury-x-to-use-hbm1
Sure: it must have started at least a month or two ago in order to flood the market with Fiji GPUs next week.Personally I have no idea when it was in mass production, but to be fair that does not state when mass production started, just that mass production units are shipping. It doesn't even state when they started shipping, just that they are announcing today that they are shipping.