Caporegime
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The Pcper guy said it is a gaming card, like it or not he holds the same as Titan. A card built to serve multiple tasks.
AMD say definitely dont buy it to play games so that does seem different to me but he has a point in it being similar.
Is this based off Frontier and the assumption the Rx drivers etc is just a story/stalling, it'll be similar to frontier but cheaper.
I dont think Rx will come with 16gb for example, I might be wrong but if AMD insists it is distinct that'd be one point
Its most like going to have 8GB of HBM2,so that should drop power a bit,and might mean the gaming card will boost a bit higher.
But I am just perplexed at why AMD continuously launches graphics cards like this - I can at least understand Ryzen having some issues and TBH it actually still is a solid performer and is fantastically priced with great stock coolers,but honestly this is getting almost to meme level when it comes to AMD graphics cards,either the drivers have big issues,or the hardware has some problem and instead of AMD trying to actually learn from this they end up repeating the same mistakes again and again.
Enthusiasts like us might give them some leeway,but all of this does not reflect well on them as a brand and its no wonder so many people just buy Nvidia. They have so much goodwill from Ryzen and this is how they are tarnishing it with an own goal?? I mean Nvidia must be going LOLWTFBBQ. AMD is giving them chances for free.
Edit!!
It also reflects badly on their more competitive lower end cards too.