Nah he'd have leaked his identity by now if he wasAre you secretly Raja Koduri?
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Nah he'd have leaked his identity by now if he wasAre you secretly Raja Koduri?
Are you secretly Raja Koduri?
Nah he'd have leaked his identity by now if he was
There was a early engineering sample of a unknown Radeon GPU beating a 2080ti in openVR from january this year so I would imagen things have come along since then.So who thinks big navi can get close to the 3080 now that we know how it performs? What kind of specs are we talking to achieve that?
AMD are literally giving nothing away this time around.
Which I like. Must be annoying for Nvidia too knowing whether they need to rush out the bigger memory’ed 3080ti or not.
There was a early engineering sample of a unknown Radeon GPU beating a 2080ti in openVR from january this year so I would imagen things have come along since then.
No one really knows right now.So who thinks big navi can get close to the 3080 now that we know how it performs? What kind of specs are we talking to achieve that?
From what I've gathered AMD is aware of ampere replacement skus and they are keeping things close to the chest (rumor).It was the same with the HD4870 before launch - none of the rumours were true!
There's another rumour and about rumour that AMD are "leaking" conflicting information in order to track down where their leaks are coming from... lolThere is a rumour (of course) that AMD are "leaking" conflicting information in order to track down where their leaks are coming from.
Based on AdoredTV's video this stuff is decided as soon as they start designing these chips. I do wonder if Nvidia will pull the brakes on Hopper and pivot it back to TSMC or if they will charge along full steam ahead with Samsung.As soon as Jensen announced that ampere was on 8NM I said that they would be in trouble and I still stand by that and even more so now we've seen the 3080 performance figures.
If Nvidia had went with TSMC 7nm then the gains would likely have been 40-50% over the 2080ti at a similar power budget.
I didn't know that memory size contributes to performance. It's extremely expensive overkill.
Of course it does (since you haven't specified any upper or lower boundaries that's all that can be said).I didn't know that memory size contributes to performance.
Must take into account that the 5700xt isn't a high end card. It's only really a mid range replacement for polaris and it can be 100% faster then those at 4k.No, no, I was comparing it to AMD latest GPU aka 5700XT.
Here are the RAW facts ladies and gents:
Let me brake it down for you lot.
Big NAVI needs to be 100% quicker than 5700XT in 4k to LVL with 3080. FACT
( 4K its where this will be fought. not 1080p 1440p )
Right. So.
Big Navi has to be 100% quicker that "fine wine" 5700xt just to LVL. 3080 never mind beat it.
Big Navi has to be 90% quicker that "fine wine" Radeon VII just to LVL 3080.
Both Radeon and 5700xt are already on 7nm TSCM
Which let me tell you right now is a pipe dream. Sorry lads. Aint going to happen.
I tell you what will, probably happen.
We will get a bastardised 60CU from Xbox with RDNA2.
Improved efficency + tweaked Mhz, and now you are probably looking at a 50% uplift over 5700XT.
Which should put us in and around 2080TI/3070 with 16gb of ram, good cooler and now you are talking.
Thats a good card, price it right. :=)
And i just might be interested.
Just dont paper launch that succa on OCT 28 AMD>
Nvidia haven't got much to counter with though as they are already at 320w so it's not like they can pump the clocks up much and clearly the cuda count doesn't scale well.The biggest clue of all comes from Nvidia. They wouldn't change tack so drastically and "cheaply" if they didn't suspect some serious competition. Love them or hate them Nvidia are sharp operators and don't make business lightly. That's why they are as big as they are.
I'm expecting AMD to leapfrog them and Nvidia to counter. Then depending on the exact match up pricing will be refined.
Edit: autocorrect!
AMD cooks something big for us, it seems:
My basket at Overclockers UK:
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/pc-components/graphics-cards/nvidia/geforce-rtx-2080-ti
It simply doesn't make sense that Nvidia bests the RTX 2080 Ti (£1,199.99) by 31-32% on average at 4K and sells the product for $700.