FLOPS
FLOPS is commonly used for measuring GPU performance in 32-bit floating-point operations, essential for
scientific computing, data analysis, machine learning, and graphics tasks. A higher value indicates
faster
and more complex calculations, vital for scientific research, simulations, and high-performance
computing.
Radeon RX Vega 11 has nearly top performance
with
1.97 TFLOPS
in its class.
FLOPS Comparison
GPU Type: integrated, Released
in 2019
GPU BASE CLOCK SPEED
GPU Base Clock is the standard operating frequency of a GPU, with variations in different models. It sets
the performance baseline and can dynamically adjust for better performance in modern GPUs.
Base Clock
GPU Type: integrated, Released
in 2019
GPU BOOST CLOCK SPEED
GPU Boost Clock Speed is the GPU's ability to automatically increase its clock speed for better
performance,
especially in graphics-intensive tasks like gaming. It responds to factors like temperature and power
consumption to optimize performance.
Boost Clock
GPU Type: integrated, Released
in 2019
THERMAL DESIGN POWER (TDP)
GPU Thermal Design Power (TDP) represents the maximum heat output of a graphics processing unit (GPU)
under
design conditions. It is measured in watts and determines the GPU's temperature control and cooling
requirements.
The TDP of the Radeon RX Vega 11
is close to the maximum, indicating the need for an effective cooling system
to dissipate the excess heat generated by the GPU and prevent overheating issues.
Thermal Design Performance (TDP)
GPU Type: integrated, Released
in 2019