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@ 2016/10/31Based on Polaris 11 GPU
Following the launch of Apple's latest MacBook Pro 2016 notebooks and the official announcement of the Radeon Pro 400 series graphics cards used in those notebooks, AMD has now revealed a bit more details regarding its new Radoen Pro 400 series.
As you already know, AMD has officially unveiled three SKUs that will be a part of the new Radeon Pro 400 series, including the Radeon Pro 450, Radeon Pro 455 and the Radeon Pro 460. According to the specifications provided on AMD's Radeon.com site, all three of these should be based on Polaris 11 GPU and are pretty much a power-efficient version of the Radeon RX 460 desktop graphics card.
For reference sake, Radeon RX 460 was the only graphics card based on Polaris 11 GPU and feature 896 Stream Processors and offer peak compute performance of 2.2 TFLOPs, but also had a 75W TDP.
Following the launch of Apple's latest MacBook Pro 2016 notebooks and the official announcement of the Radeon Pro 400 series graphics cards used in those notebooks, AMD has now revealed a bit more details regarding its new Radoen Pro 400 series.
As you already know, AMD has officially unveiled three SKUs that will be a part of the new Radeon Pro 400 series, including the Radeon Pro 450, Radeon Pro 455 and the Radeon Pro 460. According to the specifications provided on AMD's Radeon.com site, all three of these should be based on Polaris 11 GPU and are pretty much a power-efficient version of the Radeon RX 460 desktop graphics card.
For reference sake, Radeon RX 460 was the only graphics card based on Polaris 11 GPU and feature 896 Stream Processors and offer peak compute performance of 2.2 TFLOPs, but also had a 75W TDP.
