Several interesting reports have emerged all over the Internet suggesting that AMD is currently developing a graphics card that is rumored to be more powerful than the latest GTX Titan X from NVIDIA. The new AMD Radeon Fury Pro Flagship GPU will arrive with 4096 graphics cores along with 12 teraflops of computer horsepower. According to the latest report, AMD will most likely launch the upcoming Radeon Fury Pro sometime in 2017 and if rumors prove to be true, the new hardware unit will certainly dominate the GPU market next year.
According to a report by WCCFTech, leaked details regarding AMD's plan to develop the Vega 10 platform were reportedly revealed by AMD Crimson driver code. The publication hinted that the new graphics technology will be the company's answer to NVIDIA's impressive Pascal-based design and among its first model is the AMD Radeon Fury Pro. According to the report, the graphics system will improve PC gaming experience and will be unveiled by the American multinational semiconductor company before 2016 ends.
The 12 teraflops of computing power and 4096 graphic cores of the AMD Radeon Fury Pro will beat the speed of GTX Titan X. The speed and power of the new Radeon Fury Pro will allow users to experience smooth 4K output on PC games. There are speculations suggesting that the new graphics card carries 16 GB of RAM with 512Gbps bandwidth throughput.
As of the moment, AMD has been mum about providing concrete information about its current development; however, fans have already gathered some details that could reveal what the new AMD Radeon Fury Pro will bring to the table. According to industry observers, the new GPU could carry the same price tag as the NVIDIA GTX Titan X at $1200.
Meanwhile, AMD has recently announced its latest entry, the Radeon Pro 400-series, to the GPU market following the unveiling of Apple's new MacBook Pro 2016. Stay tuned for more news and updates about AMD Radeon Fury Pro.
