AMD Navi 12 spotted with 36 Compute Units

Published: 1st Jan 2020, 17:38 GMT   Comments

AMD Navi 12 has made its first public appearance through the CompuBench website.

AMD Navi 12 features 36 CUs?

The GFX1011 GPU has been discovered by Komachi in the CompuBench benchmark database. We know that GFX1011 is Navi 12 GPU thanks to a previous leak. This codename refers to Navi12 and Navi12Lite, but since the ID of 69B0:71 has also been listed, we know this particular model is not the Lite variant, but a ‘full’ one.

The number listed at CompuBench refers to the WGP count, which means that the number of Compute Units is doubled by this number.

A noticeably low clock of 1144 MHz is definitely something to take into account. For comparison, the upcoming RX 5600 XT features a very similar base clock (around 1185 MHz). In fact, this Radeon SKU is also expected to have 2304 Stream Processors, so could this be the 5600XT GPU?

AMD NAVI RDNA1 Family
VideoCardz.comNAVI 10NAVI 12NAVI 14
CodenameGFX1010GFX1011GFX1012
Compute Units
 
40
 
36
 
24
Stream Processors
 
2560
 
2304
 
1536
Max Frequency
 
1905 MHz
 
1144 MHz
 
1845 MHz
SKUsRX 5700?RX 5500

Navi 12 (GFX1011) CompuBench

Navi 12 (GFX1011) codename

Navi 12 vs Navi 10 vs Navi 14

Source: CompuBench via Komachi, Komachi




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