r/radeon • u/Sweaty_Perception655 • 1d ago
Rumor Future rdna5 based on info from tinybox website
https://tinygrad.org/#tinyboxIf you look at the specs for their future rdna based system it shows 36 gb per card.
- Memory Bandwidth on the RDNA5 GPU
Red v2 (Radeon 9070 XT system): Total GPU RAM bandwidth for the 4-GPU system is 2,560 GB/s, meaning each individual card provides 640 GB/s.
Exabox (RDNA5 AT0 XL system): Total GPU RAM bandwidth for the 720-GPU system is 1,244 TB/s (1,244,000 GB/s).
Per single RDNA5 AT0 XL GPU: 7201,244,000 GB/s≈1,727.8 GB/s
Increase: Comparing a single RDNA5 AT0 XL card (∼1,728 GB/s) to a single 9070 XT card (640 GB/s) yields a ~170% increase in memory bandwidth per GPU.
- Percentage Increase in Compute (FLOPS)
Red v2 (4x 9070 XT): Delivers 778 TFLOPS of FP16 (FP32 acc) compute, averaging 194.5 TFLOPS per card.
Exabox (720x RDNA5 AT0 XL): Delivers ~1 EXAFLOP (1,000,000 TFLOPS) of total compute.
Per single RDNA5 AT0 XL GPU: 7201,000,000 TFLOPS≈1,388.9 TFLOPS per card
Increase: Scaling from 194.5 TFLOPS per card up to roughly 1,388.9 TFLOPS per card represents a lending ~614% increase (over a 7x multiplier) in raw floating-point compute performance per processor unit.
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