AMD Radeon “Big Navi” GPU Benchmarked in Firestrike Ultra

AMD’s “Big Navi” GPU is nearing the launch on October 28th, only a few days from now. This implies that benchmarks of the cardboard are already showing throughout the web, and we get to see how the cardboard performs. Being divided into two completely different variations, Big Navi is available in Navi 21 XT and Navi 21 XTX silicon. While the previous is offered to AMD’s AIBs, the latter is rumored to be unique to AMD and its reference design, that means that a minimum of at first, you may solely get Navi 21 XTX GPU if you buy one from AMD straight.

Today, due to the Twitter account of CapFrameX, a body time capturing software, now we have benchmark outcomes of the Big Navi GPU in Firestrike Ultra. According to the individuals behind this account, the cardboard scores about 11500 factors within the benchmark. Compared to NVIDIA’s choices like GeForce RTX 3080, which scores about 10600, the AMD card is 8.5% quicker. It is just not recognized no matter that is Navi 21 XT or Navi 21 XTX silicon, nonetheless, we are able to assume that it’s the former, and AMD is protecting the XTX revision to themselves for now. This consequence could possibly be a leak from a number of the AIBs, so it couldn’t be the ultimate Big Navi efficiency. All of this data needs to be taken with a grain of salt.