In the latest Radeon Crimson 17.3.2 Beta driver file, AMD's upcoming Radeon RX500 series graphics cards have quietly appeared, while the public version of the RX570 and RX580 (which are upgraded versions of the RX470 and RX480, respectively) belong to the series. According to the sneak sneak, coupled with the rumored new flagship Radeon RX Vega, AMD's new graphics product layout has gradually improved.
It is understood that the overall design of the RX570 and RX470/RX480 is basically the same, both single 6-pin power supply and equipped with DP interface and HDMI interface, but the lack of DVI interface. Unlike the previous version, the RX570 may support third-party vendor customization and is expected to add new features. As for the RX580's auxiliary power supply interface, it is upgraded from 6-pin to 8-pin, which is even more powerful. In addition, earlier leaked CPU-Z test data shows that the RX570 and RX580 have 2048 and 2304 stream processors, respectively, consistent with their respective predecessors, and basically unchanged in terms of TMU, ROP, bandwidth, and memory, mainly the core The frequency has been increased. The detailed parameters are shown in the figure.
According to the plan, three Radeon RX500 series chips with Polaris core and 14nm FinFET technology will be available in the middle of next month, which is about the same time as the GeForce GTX 1060/1080 overclocked version. And AMD's more competitive Radeon RX Vega may have to wait until the Computex in late May or E3 in mid-June.
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