How big is Fiji

New Zealand in comparison to Fiji

The area of Fiji is about 18,274 square kilometres, while New Zealand is about 268,838 square kilometres. Fiji now has about 915,000 inhabitants (4 million more in New Zealand). A true-to-life chart showing a Fiji versus New Zealand dimension. More information can be found in a detailed New Zealand-Fiji cross-reference using our comparative tools.

Editor: What is the size of Fiji?

I noticed that AMD recently published many'HBM device' renderings (that's what they call it). And so I resolved to do the tedious work of assembling all these renderings. To make that clear, this article is not about the video adapter, but about the GPU - Fiji. What size is Fiji?

We will only compare the GPU' s in this article. We do not know if the ruler is right, we know that the HBM is 5x7mm, legend: This means that we can at least say that Fiji has a width of about 21-23 mm.

Now, we know that the HBM is 5 mm wide, so it's as easy as repeating the cartridge and sizing it. In order to find the answers to this questions, I had to spend a few days compiling these renderings. I thought Fiji had 6 HBM piles at one point, but then I realized that the panels were not exactly as I had anticipated.

It is actually as big as the HBM-modul. The Fiji dimension, on the basis of my work, should be as follows: I' ve got to take it back, because after looking at my renderings and my work, it's really within AMD's reach. Really I would be amazed if Fiji wasn't 4k part at that point.

Fiji About | Learn all the facts, figures and holiday tips

The name Fiji originated over 150 million years ago through vulcanic activities. Populated between 3500 and 1000 BC by austronese, melanese and (later) polynese groups, the land evolved a singular civilization with chieftains, warmongering and a hint of Kannibalism! In 1643, the first to pass was the discoverer Abel Tasman of Holland, followed by Captain James Cook and Captain William Bligh in 1774 and 1789 respectively.

Fiji was home to the first Europeans who were abandoned seafarers and fled from Australia. Beach robbers, misionaries, sugar cane and sand-wood merchants came in the middle of the 19th century and in 1874 Fiji was surrendered to Great Britain. In 1970 Fiji demanded sovereignty. Today the land is very multi-cultural and well-balanced. Fiji's charm lies in its impressing geographical location.

With an area of 194,000 square kilometers, most of the state is predominantly sea and riparian, with only about 10% of it being inland.