AMD Radeon RX 5950 XT, 5900 XT and 5800 XT specifications

So, and if there is no official release of the product, we’ve put together the technical features that Big Six’s models will receive on a leak ( not specific details though there are many opportunities for them to succeed).

AMD Radeon RX 5950 and RX 5950 XT

Produced by TSMC with its 7 nm radius, the GPU of these graphs will be Navi 21

, and both models will have them 24 GB of GDDR6 graphics memory with a 384 bit bus, which provides an average bandwidth of 672 GB / s. The big difference between the lies in that number of Shading Units (cores), because the XT model will have 5120 and the RX 5950 will see that number reduced to 4864. different speed of operation, while the RX 5950 XT will operate at 1400 MHz at 1635 MHz in Boost mode, the RX 5950 will run at 100 MHz below: 1300 MHz base and 1535 MHz Boost.

Both models will have a TDP of 350 watts, so they will need to use two PCI-Express 8-pin connectors for power transmission. Logically, both will work with the PCI-Express 4.0 interface. AMD would issue these two graphics cards as a spear in its heights.

AMD Radeon RX 5900 and RX 5900 XT

The features of the two models will be compared, like the previous ones, but reduce the number of features. If the RX 5900 XT

will have 4352 cores using 1500 MHz base and 1735 MHz in Boost mode, the RX 5900 will have 4096 cores with 1400 MHz base speed and 1635 MHz mode of Boost.

Here AMD would reduce the amount of RAM by half, as both would have 12 GB GDDR5 but with 384 bit, so their effective bandwidth would still be 672 GB / s. As for its TDP, it’s also a little reduced, up to 300 watts, but they still need two 8-PCIe connectors.

AMD Radeon RX 5800 and RT 5800 XT

Coming to the last two types of AMD, the graphics cards will continue to get attention at a higher level but, by their own standards, it doesn’t guarantee a smooth game with 4K resolution. In this case your GPU will be Navi 23 instead of Navi 21 though also produced by TSMC at its 7 nm radius. RAM, while still in GDDR6, would be reduced to 8 GB and a 256-bit bus, reducing their bandwidth limit to 448 GB/s.

In this case the RX 5800 XT will have 3328 cores with a base speed of 1600 MHz and up to 1775 MHz in amplification mode, while the RX 5800 will have 3072 cores at 1500 MHz base and 1735 MHz. Their TDP will be 275 watts, and they are expected to maintain the design of two electric PCIe connectors.

AMD graphics cards are as follows: feature summary

Below you have a comparison chart for these six models, which we hope, AMD will launch in the market in a very short time:

First name	Processor	Cores	NTUs	ROPs	Memory	Type	Bus	TDP
Radeon RX 5950 XT	Navi 21	5120	320	96	24 GB	GDDR6	384 less	350 W
Radeon RX 5950	Navi 21	4864	304	96	24 GB	GDDR6	384 less	350 W
Radeon RX 5900 XT	Navi 21	4352	272	96	12 GB	GDDR6	384 less	300 W
Radeon RX 5900	Navi 21	4096	256	96	12 GB	GDDR6	384 less	300 W
Radeon RX 5800 XT	Navi 23	3328	208	64.	8 GB	GDDR6	256 less	275 W
Radeon RX 5800	Navi 23	3072	192	64.	8 GB	GDDR6	256 less	275 W

Theoretically, all of these graphics cards will have a 7 nm + TSMC node, which will mean that the highest quality people use the transistors for the same high or low power consumption. Considering the TDP they will have in mind, this means that the increase in yield will be very high (expected the RX 5950 XT is 17% faster than the RTX 2080 Ti NVIDIA, and whether the RX 5950 works similarly or better or at a lower price).