Radeon R9 Nano pictured

It will be not just two but at least three incarnations of AMD’s lavish graphics processor Fiji. After the flagship Fury X and the scaled-down cousin Fury comes the at least Nano, which despite the lack of water cooling contains the full version of the circuit.

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Specifications: AMD Fiji

	Radeon R9 Fury X	Radeon R9 Fury	Radeon R9 Nano
GPU	Fiji XT	Fiji Pro	Fiji XT
Technical	TSMC 28 nm	TSMC 28 nm	TSMC 28 nm
Family	Pirate Islands	Pirate Islands	Pirate Islands
Architecture	GCN 1.2	GCN 1.2	GCN 1.2
Streamproc.	4 096 st.	3 584 st.	4 096 st.
Texture units	256 st.	224 st.	256 st.
Raster units	64 st.	64 st.	64 st.
Memory bus	4 096-bit	4 096-bit	4 096-bit
Memory amount	4 GB	4 GB	4 GB
Minnestyp	HBM	HBM	HBM
GPU frequency	Up to 1,050 MHz	Up to 1,000 MHz
Memory frequency	1 000 MHz	1 000 MHz
Memory bandwidth	512 GB/s	512 GB/s
TDP	275 W	275 W	175 W

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At Korean ITCM, a bunch of new pictures of the Radeon R9 Nano are now being published. As previously announced, this is a graphics card with traditional air cooling that only measures 15.5 centimeters, which is perfectly suited for, for example, compact computers in Mini ITX format.

The reference version does not contain any major surprises. The radiator, with a centered fan and heat pipe, covers the entire top of the circuit board and takes up an extra board space. On the back there is no extra heat spreader but only a cross-shaped support.

The new graphics card is powered via an additional 8-pin PCI Express connector, which allows a total power output of 225 W. For video, three Displayports and a single HDMI are provided, which indicates that it is possible to connect up to four monitors in Eyefinity.

The Radeon R9 Nano will be “soft-launched” on August 27. However, price and delivery date are still unknown.

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