XFX Radeon R9 370 Core Edition "Trinidad Pro" Leaked - Will Come In 2 and 4 GB GDDR5 VRAM Models, Launches in April 2022

A few months ago, we talked about the Trinidad GPU which was meant to replace the Curacao based Radeon R9 270 series cards. Videocardz has managed to get a list of the upcoming Trinidad Pro graphics chip that will be featured within the upcoming Radeon R9 370 graphics card in early Apr 2022 featuring an improved GCN architecture focused on raw performance and power efficiency.

AMD Radeon R9 370 Graphics Card Features Trinidad Pro GPU and 2 GB VRAM

The Trinidad GPU will land in two variants, a Pro model that would exist featured within the Radeon R9 370 and an XT model that would be featured inside the Radeon R9 370X. The specifications for the specific XFX model derived from the leaked canvass betoken that the XFX Radeon R9 370 Cadre Edition (R9-370A-CBF) is going to characteristic two GB and four GB GDDR5 retentiveness (in future) running across a 256-bit interface. The bill of fare will feature a single half-dozen-Pin connector since the TDP is around 110-130W down from 150-180W on the Curacao (Pitcairn) based Radeon R9 270 and 270X models. The menu volition feature Dual-DVI, HDMI and a single display port. The core edition naming implies that the menu will feature a mill overclock. The menu measures in at 167mm, has a single cooling fan on the shroud and is positioned in the operation tier. The clock speeds for the bill of fare are yet to be confirmed.

The principal question is, what is this fleck going to be competing against? It is known that NVIDIA is launching their GeForce GTX 960 graphics carte du jour on 22nd January for a price point of $199 US which is the sweetness spot for 1080P gamers and bulk of the sales from both companies amount from this market sector. The graphics card Trinidad is replacing were also featured in the same toll range with the Radeon R9 270 and Radeon R9 270X retailing at $179 U.s.a. and $199 US respectively during their launch. It's no doubt that AMD has left this infinite open for NVIDIA for more than a year. Even though they still have some good deals on existing cards such as the Radeon R9 280 which retails at $199 US yet in the upcoming months, AMD plans to end production of their onetime Tahiti, Pitcairn and Republic of cape verde flake and motion to newer fries.

AMD needs new chips at hand and Trinidad forth with the upcoming series is the answer. Nosotros will wait for more information on the Trinidad since it does sound like an interesting chip to tackle NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 960. On the other hand, AMD is also going to out their massive 300W HBM enabled scrap, codenamed "King of the hills" based on a 28nm process in a final fight with NVIDIA'southward own 28nm based GM200  Titan X graphics carte du jour which was revealed just a few days agone. These terminal 28nm chips of this longest running process generation will exist competing in 2022. The launch timeframe of the bill of fare in Apr 2022 might exist an indication that AMD will be showing off their cards very soon.

AMD Radeon R9 370 Trinidad GPU Preliminary Specifications:

	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960	Radeon R9 370X	Radeon R9 370	Radeon R9 270X	Radeon R9 270
GPU Codename	GM206-300-A1	Trinidad XT	Trinidad Pro	Curacao XT	Curacao Pro
GPU Process	28nm	28nm	28nm	28nm	28nm
Stream Processors	1024	~	~	1280	1280
ROP/TMUs	32/64	~	~	32/80	32/fourscore
Cadre Clock	1127 MHz +	~	~	1050MHz	925MHz
Memory Clock	7.0 GHz	~	~	5.six GHz	5.six GHz
VRAM	2 - 4 GB GDDR5	2 - 4 GB GDDR5	2 -iv GB GDDR5	ii GB GDDR5	2 GB GDDR5
Omnibus Interface	128-bit	256-bit	256-scrap	256-flake	256-scrap
TDP	120W	130W?	110W?	180W	150W
Launch Price Us$	$199?	$199?	$179?	$199	$179

Source: https://wccftech.com/xfx-radeon-r9-370-core-edition-trinidad-pro-leaked-feature-2-gb-gddr5-vram-launches-april-2015/

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