Alleged benchmarks of two AMD Navi graphics cards appeared in 3DMark and GFXbench
Some supposed benchmarks of AMD Navi graphics cards are shown, specifically of engineering models with reference 731F: C1 and 7310: 00.
It seems that the leaks regarding the. Now new benchmarks have been leaked from a supposed Navi. We say assumed because the ID of the graph does not indicate Navi, it indicates a typical AMD reference data. Specifically, there would be two engineering models identified as 731F: C1 and 7310: 00. The final data of the new Navi graphics will be released during E3 2019, while Computex 2019 will serve to present the Ryzen 3000 Series processors.
Assumed AMD Navi graphics performance data
The model filtered by TUM_APISAK is the 731C: F1. This engineering model would have a working frequency of 1.000MHz, a memory bus of 1250MHz and a total of 8GB. We assume that the 8GB of memory is GDDR6. We cannot trust any result, since supposedly Navi would be close to 2.000MHz working frequency. They are apparently engineering models, which tend to operate at low frequencies.
731F: C1 (8GB) pic.twitter.com/wZoLfHvanY
- APISAK (@TUM_APISAK) May 20th 2019
While the 7310: 00 model has appeared on GFXbench, it would be an AMD Navi variant. This model would not be the final version either and it does not show us all the results. We can see that it offers 1520 Frames (23.6 FPS) in the Aztech Ruins High Tier and the one in Manhattan offers 3404 Frames (54.9 FPS). Some data that shows the performance in a synthetic benchmark, something that interests us very little, to deny it.
We see how as E3 2019 approaches, new data from the AMD Navi are leaking. The truth is that they are of almost no use, because they are engineering models that could be very different from the final specifications. Another thing would be if a complete benchmark was seen with a Navi or we had an image of one of these graphics cards.
