Sweet. So the average and minimum for the Titan are the same 15.1 fps. That is one hell of a consistent (if low) benchmark run! Quite a neat trick getting the maximum that high also. I was figuring on....maybe 15.1 fps ?
Sweet. So the average and minimum for the Titan are the same 15.1 fps. That is one hell of a consistent (if low) benchmark run! Quite a neat trick getting the maximum that high also. I was figuring on....maybe 15.1 fps ?
Sweet. So the average and minimum for the Titan are the same 15.1 fps. That is one hell of a consistent (if low) benchmark run! Quite a neat trick getting the maximum that high also. I was figuring on....maybe 15.1 fps ?
Yeah those clocks definitely don't jive with either AMD's quoted triangle rates or bandwidth so there's hopefully some mistake. Great to hear its faster than Titan even at those speeds though.
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/1255142
fake or not?
Graphics score: 10882, almost 1000 more than titan. 9238 total score.
If this was true, why in AMD slide it only showed near 8000 for R9-290X?.
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/1255142
fake or not?
Memory reported = 3.072 MB. Doesn't R9 290X ship with 4 GB?
GTX Titan show 3gb in 3dmark too.
Or the R9-290 has 40 CUs at slightly below 1 GHz and the 290X has the rumored 44 CUs@1050Mhz resulting in 5.91 TFlop/s. Would still be above 5 TFlop/s. They had to use the 6.2 billion transistors for something.So, with 1050MHz GPU clock, the hint at "over 5TFLOPs" most probably leads to 2560 ALUs (40 CUs) and 4200M primitives/sec.
They had to use the 6.2 billion transistors for something.
They had to use the 6.2 billion transistors for something.
wasn't the crossfire bridge about 5GB/s? (or was that SLI?).
and that's probably peak, I'd think 4GB/s real performance might have not been possible, PCIe should be able to handle those 4GB/s.
edit: http://images.anandtech.com/reviews/video/ATI/4870X2/sideport.jpg
5GB/s bi-directional in addition to 5GB bi-directional via PCIe 2.0