AMD quietly launches new Radeon R9 370X graphics card, but not in the U.S—yet
The AMD Radeon R9 370X could help Team Red gain the entry-level performance crown back from Nvidia's GeForce GTX 950 graphics card.
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While the world’s attention was captured by
early Thursday morning, AMD quietly released another new graphics card at the same time: The Radeon R9 370X. Just not in the United States.The new Radeon R9 370X appears based around the same graphics processor as the older Radeon R9 270X, packing the same 1,280 stream processors, 80 TMUs, 32 ROPs, and either 2GB or 4GB of memory with a 256-bit bus.
was the first to report on the launch, spotting a Sapphire Vapor-X variant overclocked to 1,200MHz. (Pictured above courtesy of TechPowerUp.)When I reached out to AMD to confirm the launch, it confirmed that the specs that TechPowerUp reported for the card are accurate. A representative’s comment also revealed why the launch was so low-key: “The R9 370X is regionalized product which is today limited to the China market,” she said.
That may be true today, but I’d be shocked if the R9 370X failed to appear in U.S. at some point. This card’s release occurred mere days after the release of , which outpunches the similarly priced Radeon R7 370. Our testing showed the older R9 270X going toe-to-toe with the GTX 950, however, so releasing a slightly faster R9 370X would likely give AMD the edge once again—at least in performance.The story behind the story: Like the rest of the “new” AMD Radeon R300-series lineup, the R9 370X appears to reuse a tweaked version of an older GPU. The 270X’s “Pitcairn”-derived GPU isn’t compatible with newer technologies such as AMD’s stutter-killing FreeSync displays or HDMI 2.0—not that you’re likely to need send a 60Hz signal to a 4K display with the 270X’s mainstream-level firepower anyway. The newer GM206 “Maxwell” chip inside GTX 950, meanwhile, offers support for both HDMI 2.0 and Nvidia’s competing G-Sync.
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可以玩的有很多啊，属于中低端笔记本显卡，你说的这些游戏都可以玩，但是开不了最高特效，中低特效可以玩，分辨率不要太高，可以流畅运行
别的略难，不太适合游戏。这个显卡属于低端显卡，是给老机器升级提升兼容性的求生之路、极品飞车12毫无压力
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There were previous reports directly form AMD which suggested that the R9 300 will be completely new from the scratch up. It was a very bold claim and skeptics will be rewarded because it appears that many GPUs in the R9 300 series are rebrands (thankyou
for the tip!). The information stems from AMD Drivers, which our aspiring source opened up to match the device ids to pre existing GPUs – more or less confirming rebrands.
Not an official AMD Poster. @AMD @WCCFTech
AMD Radeon R9 370 is an R9 270 Mobile lineup follows similar trend
You might recall that some pubs had claimed (and we regurgitated) that the AMD R9 300 series will not have any rebrands. Well, as it turns out, thats not entirely true. The Radeon R9 370 appears to be a rebrand of the R9 270 GPU if the device id isn’t lying (which they have no reason to). On the desktop side of things there appears to be information only about the R5 310, R7 350X, R5 340X, R9 360 and R9 370. Given below is the table which shows the exact rebrands in question and their respective device IDs for verification purposes:
Radeon R9 300 Series GPU
Rebranded/New GPU
AMD Radeon(TM) R7 350X
AMD Radeon R7 250 (Rebranded)
AMD Radeon(TM) R5 340X
AMD Radeon R7 250 (Rebranded)
AMD Radeon R9 360
Tobago Pro or Bonaire Rebrand
AMD Radeon R5 310
AMD Radeon R5 235 (Rebranded)
AMD Radeon R9 370
AMD Radeon R9 270 (Rebranded)
AMD Radeon (TM) R7 350
Oland XT Rebrand
AMD Radeon (TM) R7 340
Oland XT Rebrand
Thats not all, mobile lineups have a long
standing history of rebrands of rebrands of rebrands and it looks like the R5, R7, R9 M300 series will be no different. While much of the Nvidia lineup is the brand new Maxwell GPU, the AMD lineup will consist mostly of rebrands. However, the top end (and arguably the chips that actually matter) are not listed and we could therefore be looking at good brand new dies after all. Here is the lineup:
Radeon Rx M300 Series GPU
Rebranded Chip
AMD Radeon (TM) R5 M315
AMD Radeon (TM) R5 M320
AMD Radeon (TM) R5 M320
AMD Radeon (TM) R5 M330
AMD Radeon (TM) R5 M335
AMD Radeon (TM) R5 M340
AMD Radeon (TM) R5 M340
AMD Radeon (TM) R5 M350
AMD Radeon (TM) R5 M360
AMD Radeon (TM) R5 M360
Cape Verde XT
AMD Radeon (TM) R5 M370
Oland XT (?)
AMD Radeon (TM) R5 M375
Cape Verde XT
AMD Radeon (TM) R5 M375X
Cape Verde XT
To be fair about this, rebranding has always been a part and parcel of lineups. Only the high end positions are usually replaced each year with iterations slowly trickling down to the roots. The no-rebrand claim was pretty remarkable and slightly absurd in the first place and I am not really surprised at how things have turned out. Still, this makes for a very interesting development, naturally. Thats it for this particular piece.
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