Wonder if that's before or after they played Soggy Biscuit.
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AMD Navi 23 ‘NVIDIA Killer’ GPU Rumored to Support Hardware Ray Tracing, Coming Next Year
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Wonder if that's before or after they played Soggy Biscuit.
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I can’t believe how much he ranted about the design... who really cares that much?
To me it just looks average and generic. I think accusing them of copying the Turing FE cards is a hell of a stretch because really it just looks much like any other 3 fan card!
All irrelevant noise to me however because whatever I get it’ll have a water block stuck on it. All I care about is how they perform.
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Jay said in the video that his tantrum might get him in trouble with AMD. So he knows AMD doesn't tolerate his childish behavior.
I do hope AMD bans him again. I think on that level they call it blacklisting.
I do hope AMD bans him again. I think on that level they call it blacklisting.
This thread is now a bad episode of EastEnders (correction: they're all bad).
Surely people have better things to do than take serious notice of these "influencer" types?
People here seem to lap them up and post their drivel in every single page
card looks fine to me, however I don't care. I see the side and backplate (or used to before watercooling) and I've never given a flying **** what it looks like... it'll be hilarious if the AMD has some serious grunt and Jay is then saying what a fantastuic card it is BUT looks awful, like 95% of people actually care? I think not... they want Performance per £$ simple as that. It could look like Del Boys Love Truncheon, and no one will care!
if we're judging cards on how they look and that actually matters, wow... I like Jay, watched for years, however this time that is the worst article I think I've seen from him, very very weak tbh... although I watched it simply to see the renders and proper cards... otherwise I'd have turned off.
if we're judging cards on how they look and that actually matters, wow... I like Jay, watched for years, however this time that is the worst article I think I've seen from him, very very weak tbh... although I watched it simply to see the renders and proper cards... otherwise I'd have turned off.
Not even remotely. Now. Sapphire Pulse I can see, minus the heatpipes.
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Linus was never impressed with the 2080ti prices, infact he didnt recommend any of the RTX cards at launch. Not sure why you think he's such a hypocrite.
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He was also moaning about AMD using Fortnite or something like that. Didn't seem to moan about Nvidia using it too. The whole thing sounds like slow news day contrived stuff,to get more clicks.
And EVGA being Nvidia exclusive, not no idea how red even plays into anything. At least it's an appropriate colour for Radeon.
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Yeah, what was i thinking
solid reasoning.
Linus said the 2080ti prices were inflated and he didnt recommend the 2070 based on the complete lack of RTX benchmarks available, and LTT ripped Tom's Hardware's 'opinion piece' on why RTX cards were worth the money. But no, he's a hypocrite right?
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So because from 1 single, solitary angle there is similarity in having a fin array recessed into a unibody shroud with some branding slapped on, it looks exactly like a 2080 Ti? Did you count the size, positioning and number of fans? The materials involved? The actual placement, angle and shape of the branding? The second you stop looking at it from the top there is zero resemblance.Yeah, what was i thinking
Why do some ppl want RDNA 2 graphics cards to have HBM2 memory? Memory bandwidth is likely to be the least of the RX 6000 series' problems.
Using HBM2 rather than GDDR6 will just add to the cost too and require more power that could be used for other things like higher clocks or more CUs. Probably better to use a higher spec memory bus to increase memory bandwidth.
Using HBM2 rather than GDDR6 will just add to the cost too and require more power that could be used for other things like higher clocks or more CUs. Probably better to use a higher spec memory bus to increase memory bandwidth.
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He will put his foot in his mouth again soon enough.
Just watch those comments in his video as he gets worst.
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The fans aren't on the side, they're on the front? I clearly said the side looks very similar, did I not? Why are you trying to be so condescending about something i never mentioned?
HBM actually keeps board power down, so if there's a model that can compete with the 3090 by absolutely clocking the tatas off it, using HBM allows AMD to do exactly what you say: redirect power to higher clocks. Also, when you're already in halo product, £1,000+ levels, the cost of using HBM isn't really an issue but could reap big rewards in memory bandwidth. Nobody is "wanting" HBM on a 3600XT, that's just silly.
Side, front, I always mix up GPU dimensions and references. Not sure what's condescending about giving examples of why it doesn't look like a 2080 Ti, even from the side.
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Because you waffled about counting fans and other nonsense as if you think i wouldnt have done that if i was talking about the FRONT of the card. Condescending. But i wasnt talking about the front so that's irrelevant anyway and look, if you can't see how they look so similar then I'm not going to spell it out for you; I've already posted the photos side-by-side. Think it, don't think it - I don't care
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Yeah, it makes sense for a very high end card (e.g. a 'Radeon VIII'), aimed at easily beating an RTX 3080 or even a 3090. It's a question of value really. Ultimately, we might have GDDR7 next year or by 2022, so that would be a cheaper option. HBM2 on the Radeon VII only grants 1,024 GB/s of memory bandwidth, which seems odd. It's an increase but not what you might expect considering the high end memory bus interface.
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