Caporegime
But you've been extrapolating your 140W figure..........as die only.........
Yes and the video you posted doesn't disagree with that.
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But you've been extrapolating your 140W figure..........as die only.........
I didn't say just desktop, and the node question extends to the consoles too. Zen 3 isn't on the same node as Big Navi from what I recall. Which node the consoles is sat on remains to be seen and how it impacts everything else. But TSMC have 3 different 7nm nodes, and AMD pretty much have the run of the place to themselves anyway. AMD wouldn't put everything on 7nm if TSMC couldn't handle it; just because there are hundreds of thousands of console APUs being made doesn't automatically mean any other product line is getting short changed.AMD are producing more than just desktop CPU cores on TSMC 7nm.
That leaks really strange because it was so long ago, start of the year and nothing since.The 1660ti is was running low resolution but the 2080Ti's are running the same resolution as the AMD card and they are the fastest 2080Ti's in the database at the time. (so probably overclocked a lot) Going off of the recent overclocked 2080Ti vs 3080 Doom comparison, this GPU is faster than a stock 3080.
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I didn't say just desktop, and the node question extends to the consoles too. Zen 3 isn't on the same node as Big Navi from what I recall. Which node the consoles is sat on remains to be seen and how it impacts everything else. But TSMC have 3 different 7nm nodes, and AMD pretty much have the run of the place to themselves anyway. AMD wouldn't put everything on 7nm if TSMC couldn't handle it; just because there are hundreds of thousands of console APUs being made doesn't automatically mean any other product line is getting short changed.
That's not what I'm saying, and you know it.Yes and the video you posted doesn't disagree with that.
Frank Azor just tweeted this
https://twitter.com/AzorFrank/status/1303492877989879810?s=19
"The sun'll come out
Tomorrow
So ya gotta hang on
'Til tomorrow
Come what may
Tomorrow, tomorrow!
I love ya tomorrow!
You're always
A day
Away!"
Frank Azor just tweeted this
https://twitter.com/AzorFrank/status/1303492877989879810?s=19
"The sun'll come out
Tomorrow
So ya gotta hang on
'Til tomorrow
Come what may
Tomorrow, tomorrow!
I love ya tomorrow!
You're always
A day
Away!"
when he says "you're always a day away" I wonder if that's reference to AMD uncanny ability to always show up a day late and a penny short with its graphic card performance
Different company mate.You obviously weren't around during the days of the 5850 and 5870 GPUs.
I was, my 5870 used to clock down to something like 275mhz whenever I tried playing CoD4 ProMod, that was annoying .You obviously weren't around during the days of the 5850 and 5870 GPUs.
Maybe....still 5850 is ATI designed card. Nothing to do with AMD. Probably their last great card...Didn’t AMD acquire ATi in 2006 ? the release of the 5850 was in 2009 ? I think it still sold under the ATI name though
Let's see what tomorrow brings.
Hope it's not a new bike
Isn't tomorrow now today?
Frank: I want to make a stateside call. It's a New York number - Canal 7-9000.
Radar: Uh, yes sir. I'll get on it first thing tomorrow morning.
Frank: Well, I don't want it first thing in the morning. I want it first thing now!
Radar: Uh, well, I can't reach them now, sir. I'll be calling them yesterday.
Frank: [Double Take] That's ridiculous!
Radar: Oh no, sir. They're sixteen hours behind us. Our today is their yesterday.
Frank: It's five o'clock in the afternoon!
Radar: That's here, sir. Back there, it's one o'clock yesterday morning. Everyone's gone to bed and said, "See you tomorrow", which by the time their tomorrow comes will be our yesterday.
Frank: Isn't it sixteen hours later there?
Radar: No sir.
Frank: What if it is? When would it be now there if it was our today here?
Radar: You see, we don't have the same now, sir. By the time their now becomes our now, this'll be then.
Frank: Okay. I think I got a bead on it. In order for me to talk to them at nine o'clock in the morning their time, what time does it have to be our when?
Radar: Uh. One o'clock our tomorrow morning will get you nine o'clock there today there, sir.