3DMark Benchmark (DirectX, Raytracing)
3DMark is a benchmark program that determines the performance of certain components of a computer and then reports the performance as a numerical value.
The PowerColor Radeon VII has 3840 shaders and 60 execution units. The graphics card thus achieves a theoretical FP32 computing power of 13.07 TFLOPS.
The PowerColor Radeon VII can use 16 GB graphics memory of the type HBM2. The graphics card thus achieves a memory bandwidth of 1024 GB/s on a 4096 bit wide memory interface.
The base clock frequency of the PowerColor Radeon VII is 1.400 GHz. A high clock frequency (even in turbo mode) can greatly increase the speed of a graphics card.
The TDP (Thermal Design Power) of the PowerColor Radeon VII is 300 W. The graphics card is supplied with energy via the 2 x 8-Pin connector.
The PowerColor Radeon VII has a total of 3 Axial fans to cool the graphics processor and graphics memory.
Up to 4 screens can be connected to the PowerColor Radeon VII.
The PowerColor Radeon VII has a maximum resolution of 7680x4320 pixels. The graphics card supports the DirectX 12_1 standard.
The video codecs accelerated in hardware by the PowerColor Radeon VII reduce the processor load and ensure lower energy consumption.
The PowerColor Radeon VII is 280 mm long and 125 mm high. With a width of 40 mm, the graphics card requires 2 PCIe-Slots in the case.
The PowerColor Radeon VII made in 7 nm was published in Q1/2019 for 699 $.
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