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As per the latest info found in the Linux kernel, the next-gen Navi 2x graphics cards will indeed feature up to 80 CUs paired with a 256-bit and possibly 8-16GB of GDDR6 memory. As you can see, the flagship (Big Navi) will pack two Shader Engines with each array featuring ten Dual Compute Units. That means a total of 40 DCUs or 80 CUs or 5,120 cores, twice as much as the RX 5700 XT.
Details on this Infinity Cache would be most welcome soon to stave off the incoming flak for for the lower memory buses. 12GB RAM on the 5700XT successor then? That's not going to be enough for you, is it @humbug ?
Enjoy the console and £80 per game lolzMaybe I'm getting mixed up, but isn't the 6800XT in that table, the GPU that's in the Xbox Series X? If so, how can it be $100 more expensive than the console?!
If that is, I think I'll just stick with console, end up getting the same GPU with an equivalent CPU of R7 3700 for $100 less!
Take the 6700XT, AMD have said there will be, i think they said double digits IPC gain in RDNA2 vs RDNA1.
Lets say 10%
Clocks of 2250Mhz. (+18% vs 5700XT)
That's +28%
I think the 6700XT will trade blows with the 2080TI.
28% over 5700XT would bring it to 2080S levels at 4K, not 2080Ti. If we then assume ~20% conservative performance increase between SKUs. Then 6800XT would be 2080Ti level and 6900XT would be slightly slower than 3080.
Enjoy the console and £80 per game lolz
If you wait a couple/few months after launch then console game prices always drop way down. I never buy launch games for full price unless it's something exceptional.Enjoy the console and £80 per game lolz
Enjoy the console and £80 per game lolz
New tech introductions -> NV 1. Lossless anti-aliasing 2. Nano-subsurface effect 3. A NCSN type tech (Noise Conditional Score Network) introducing training functions [unverified + salt]New tech introductions -> NV
1. Lossless anti-aliasing
2. Nano-subsurface effect
3. A NCSN type tech (Noise Conditional Score Network) introducing training functions
[unverified + salt]
What do we think guys? if these are true?
The middle one, the 6800XT clocked at 2.2Ghz, mind your heels RTX 3080.
The metrics don't change much and the 6700XT would still be slower than a 2080Ti because the 6X00 range are being marketed as 4K cards.
5700 to 5700XT shows a pathetic ~13% performance increase. If AMD 6X00 SKUs follow the same metrics and your 28% faster than 5700XT assumption, then:
6700XT slightly faster than 2080 S
6800XT with 13% extra performance would be slightly slower than 2080Ti (trading blows at best)
6900XT would be right between 2080Ti and 3080
This is going by existing metrics that show AMD typically have ~12-16% performance uplift between SKUs. If that is what 6900XT offers with 16GB I would be very happy at the rumoured prices.
5700 to 5700XT shows a pathetic ~13% performance increase
Agreed, just about.6700XT slightly faster than 2080 S
where did you get 13% from?6800XT with 13% extra performance would be slightly slower than 2080Ti (trading blows at best)
Ok you're not looking at the differences between these GPU's.6900XT would be right between 2080Ti and 3080
But the 5700XT isn't a 4K gaming card. And by extension the 6000 series successor also won't be a 4K gaming card. So, staying at 1440p where the 5700XT is pitched, I'd say humbug's numbers were a little conservative. I can see the 5700XT successor surpassing the 2080 Ti, and by extension beating the 3070.If we go by your assumptions then 28% over 5700XT would bring it to 2080S levels at 4K
But the 5700XT isn't a 4K gaming card. And by extension the 6000 series successor also won't be a 4K gaming card. So, staying at 1440p where the 5700XT is pitched, I'd say humbug's numbers were a little conservative. I can see the 5700XT successor surpassing the 2080 Ti, and by extension beating the 3070.
Be as conservative as you wantIf you want me to stop being conservative i'll just come right out and say what the numbers suggest. The 6900XT is easily an RTX 3090 killer.
There, i said it
I'm not saying this is what we will see, we are all just speculating on rumours here. Its what this thread is for.