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AMD Radeon Instinct MI250

AMD's Radeon Instinct MI250, introduced on November 8, 2021, is a specialized graphics card designed for professional use. It is crafted using the 6 nm manufacturing process and is powered by the Aldebaran graphics processor, specifically the Aldebaran variant. This card is not equipped to support DirectX, meaning it may not be compatible with all recent games. The Aldebaran GPU is notably large, featuring a 724 mm² die area and housing 58,200 million transistors. The Radeon Instinct MI250X, another model with the same GPU, has all 14080 shaders activated, whereas the MI250 has fewer—13312 shading units—to meet its design specifications. Additionally, the MI250 includes 832 texture mapping units and does not have raster operation pipelines (ROPs). AMD has incorporated 128 GB of HBM2e memory into the MI250, connected via an 8192-bit interface. The GPU's base operating frequency is set at 1000 MHz, with the potential to boost up to 1700 MHz, while the memory operates at 1600 MHz. Designed as a dual-slot card, the MI250 requires two 8-pin power connectors and has a maximum power consumption of 500 W. It does not offer display outputs, aligning with its non-consumer focus. The card connects to systems through a PCI-Express 4.0 x16 interface and is dimensioned at 267 mm by 111 mm, with a dual-slot cooling system.

AMD Radeon Instinct MI250

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AMD Radeon Instinct MI250

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