Radeon vii offers higher fp64 performance than expected
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When AMD first announced its Radeon VII graphics card, they claimed it would have somewhat ' bumpy ' performance in FP64, a downgrade that would prevent its gaming-oriented graphics card from cannibalizing sales of its business-grade Radeon Instinct M50 and M60.
Radeon VII surprises with its performance in FP64
Initially, AMD said the Radeon VII would provide 0.88 TFLOPS of FP64 performance, one-sixteenth of the GPU's FP32 performance, and about one-eighth of what is offered with the Radeon Instinct MI50.
AMD appears to have changed its mind regarding the FP64 performance of its brand new 'Radeon 7'. Now it is known that the performance in FP64 is 3.5 TFLOPs, 4 times the performance that they had originally planned for this graphics card.
Performance in FP64 is 3.5 TFLOPs
Although FP64 performance is not useful for video games, professional users will know that FP64 calculation is a useful tool for a wide range of tasks, making Radeon VII extremely attractive to some workstation users.
Workstation and professional users will certainly appreciate this hardware upgrade, making Radeon VII an interesting product for both gaming and professionals.
Radeon VII is available starting today with VEGA technology at 7nm and 16GB of HBM2 memory. AMD's new graphics card marks a milestone, being the first to be manufactured with a 7nm node.
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