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I posted earlier about the possibility of a refresh of the Ampere gpu to 7nm and I listed the reasons why I felt that this was happening shortly
I’ve posted twice and twice the post has been removed it hasn’t been abusive and it has been based on fact
Initially I thought perhaps the post hadn’t gone through , so I reposted it - again it has been pulled?
Can I ask why this post is removed?
I would also suggest that removing this post simply adds weight to my suspicion that ngreedia are indeed about to go to 7nm and the facts all point to that
The power draw on Samsung 8nm is simply too high - we all know it and it was done based on a poorer anticipated big navi - big navi is clearly going to be much better than anyone, ngreedia included thought.
The clock speeds simply are not there with ampere and they fall over at just above 2ghz to the point a nerf driver is released
The heat they generate is simply too high, heat that has to go somewhere
Big navi is boosting to 2.4ghz on their top SKU
It uses much much less power
The price of the 3090 is simply ridiculous and amd will release a card that matches it or comes very close and is cheaper whilst using much less power
Ngreedia have placed massive orders for 7nm TSMC memory - that is fact
Ngreedia have cancelled the 3080 20gb and a number of other cards and I think it is to bring it in on 7nm TSMC
So a refresh clearly IS coming very soon - as it did with the 2080 super memory revision
in early 2021 there will be TSMC based 3000 series cards and again the early adopters of nvidia cards are about to be shafted
This is what I think based on following things very closely and this was one of the reasons I cancelled my order
Just imagine a 3080 that pulled just 300w and boosted to 2200mhz
That’s what you will see on 7nm TSMC based 3080 and 3090
lastly the biggest pointer to this actually happening soon is that mods pulls the post ?
This is bizarre to say the least and rather disrespectful to the pc enthusiasts on here who do want to know developments in the marketplace and tech world
Is it possible that people are worried they will be stuck with 8nm stock that no one will want shortly ?
If this post is pulled again - you kinda add weight to that theory
I’ll say again - there is a 7nm ampere variant coming soon guys and it really is a case of patience being a virtue - I’m telling you a load of people will be stuck with 8nm ampere cards that no one wants soon and in a very similar position to 2080ti owners - they will be worth a faction of what’s been paid for them
I’ve posted twice and twice the post has been removed it hasn’t been abusive and it has been based on fact
Initially I thought perhaps the post hadn’t gone through , so I reposted it - again it has been pulled?
Can I ask why this post is removed?
I would also suggest that removing this post simply adds weight to my suspicion that ngreedia are indeed about to go to 7nm and the facts all point to that
The power draw on Samsung 8nm is simply too high - we all know it and it was done based on a poorer anticipated big navi - big navi is clearly going to be much better than anyone, ngreedia included thought.
The clock speeds simply are not there with ampere and they fall over at just above 2ghz to the point a nerf driver is released
The heat they generate is simply too high, heat that has to go somewhere
Big navi is boosting to 2.4ghz on their top SKU
It uses much much less power
The price of the 3090 is simply ridiculous and amd will release a card that matches it or comes very close and is cheaper whilst using much less power
Ngreedia have placed massive orders for 7nm TSMC memory - that is fact
Ngreedia have cancelled the 3080 20gb and a number of other cards and I think it is to bring it in on 7nm TSMC
So a refresh clearly IS coming very soon - as it did with the 2080 super memory revision
in early 2021 there will be TSMC based 3000 series cards and again the early adopters of nvidia cards are about to be shafted
This is what I think based on following things very closely and this was one of the reasons I cancelled my order
Just imagine a 3080 that pulled just 300w and boosted to 2200mhz
That’s what you will see on 7nm TSMC based 3080 and 3090
lastly the biggest pointer to this actually happening soon is that mods pulls the post ?
This is bizarre to say the least and rather disrespectful to the pc enthusiasts on here who do want to know developments in the marketplace and tech world
Is it possible that people are worried they will be stuck with 8nm stock that no one will want shortly ?
If this post is pulled again - you kinda add weight to that theory
I’ll say again - there is a 7nm ampere variant coming soon guys and it really is a case of patience being a virtue - I’m telling you a load of people will be stuck with 8nm ampere cards that no one wants soon and in a very similar position to 2080ti owners - they will be worth a faction of what’s been paid for them