The Current Radeon RX Vega 64 / Radeon VII Linux OpenCL Performance Against NVIDIA

Written by Michael Larabel in Display Drivers on 11 June 2019 at 05:59 AM EDT. Page 2 of 3. 21 Comments.
ROCm OpenCL Radeon Linux GPU Compute vs. NVIDIA

The texture read bandwidth test of SOC was substantially faster with the NVIDIA Turing GPUs on GDDR6 video memory compared to the current Vega cards. It will be interesting to see where AMD's Navi ends up fitting into this equation.

ROCm OpenCL Radeon Linux GPU Compute vs. NVIDIA

In the single-precision FFT test of SHOC, the Radeon VII performance absolutely dominates thanks to the single-precision capabilities not being crippled.

ROCm OpenCL Radeon Linux GPU Compute vs. NVIDIA

But in a more realistic workload like MD5 hashing, the Radeon VII performance was short of the RTX 2080.

ROCm OpenCL Radeon Linux GPU Compute vs. NVIDIA
ROCm OpenCL Radeon Linux GPU Compute vs. NVIDIA
ROCm OpenCL Radeon Linux GPU Compute vs. NVIDIA

The HBM2 memory of VII did pay off in some of the OpenCL memory tests. The Radeon VII performance was around that of the GeForce RTX 2080 in an OpenCL memory copy benchmark.


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