In today’s world of unusual GPUs and hardware, an X user by the name GOK recently shared pictures of a unique AMD Radeon GPU. How is it unique, you ask? Try having a massive PCB and four Radeon GPUs attached to it.
As per the pictures, the massive Radeon board houses four GPUs in a 2×2 configuration, with each GPU surrounded by eight GDDR5 memory chips, and each segment with its own power delivery. As for which GPUs they are, they appear to be Radeon RX 470s, a mid-range GPU from the Polaris era that launched back in 2016.
Might be the biggest PCIE graphic card in the world….? pic.twitter.com/zgQBWCwOw5
The Radeon RX 470 offered 8GB of memory at the time, meaning that this Franken-GPU would’ve offered 32GB of combined memory. Power-wise, you can see the four 8-pin PCIe power connectors at the corner of the PCB in one of the pictures, but it should be made clear that the actual board power consumption is unknown.
