MI300X GPU
First introduced in 2024, the AMD MI300X merges CPU and GPU functionalities under a unified memory system, streamlining AI and HPC workloads. AMD emphasizes its enhanced efficiency for large-scale training tasks, while also highlighting the platform’s versatility across diverse workloads.
Starting Price
$1.50/hr
Available on 2 cloud providers
Key Specifications
💾Memory
192GB VRAM
🏗️Architecture
CDNA 3
⚙️Compute Units
304
🧮Tensor Cores
N/A
Technical Specifications
Hardware Details
ManufacturerAMD
ArchitectureCDNA 3
CUDA CoresN/A
Tensor CoresN/A
RT CoresN/A
Compute Units304
GenerationN/A
Memory & Performance
VRAM192GB
Memory InterfaceN/A
Memory Bandwidth5300 GB/s
FP32 Performance163.4 TFLOPS
FP16 Performance1305 TFLOPS
INT8 Performance2610 TOPS
Performance
Computing Power
Computational Performance
FP32 (TFLOPS)163.4
FP16 (TFLOPS)1,305
INT8 (TOPS)2,610
Common Use Cases
AI and HPC applications. Large scale training tasks.
Machine Learning & AI
- Training large language models and transformers
- Computer vision and image processing
- Deep learning model development
- High-performance inference workloads
Graphics & Compute
- 3D rendering and visualization
- Scientific simulations
- Data center graphics virtualization
- High-performance computing (HPC)
Market Context
The MI300X sits within AMD's CDNA 3 architecture lineup, positioned in the ultra performance tier.
Cloud Availability
Available across 2 cloud providers with prices ranging from $1.50/hr. Pricing and availability may vary by region and provider.
Market Position
Released in 2023, this GPU is positioned for professional workloads.