As previously promised AMD has announced the slower Radeon R9 Fury HBM-based video card. The new AMD product will sit below the already launched Radeon R9 Fury X but will be well above the Radeon R9 390X.
The new AMD video card needs a PCI-Express 3.0 x16 slot and includes a 28 nm AMD Fiji Pro graphics chip with 3548 stream processors, 224 texture units and 64 raster units. The new card offers 7.5 TFLOPS of performance and has 4 GB of HBM memory that runs at 500 MHz and provides 512 GB/sec of memory bandwidth. The GPU of the card works at 1000 MHz.
The new Radeon R9 Fury needs power from two 8-pin connectors and comes with TDP of 275W. The card offers three DisplayPort and one HDMI ports and supports DirectX 12, the Vulcan API, Mantle, FreeSync, VSR (Virtual Super Resolution) and FRTC (Frame Rate Target Control). No word on pricing as of now.
Source: AMD