well that leak claiming to be from sk hynix has been called out as false, by sk hynix so maybe just maybe its a load of old spherical's.
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AMD Navi 23 ‘NVIDIA Killer’ GPU Rumored to Support Hardware Ray Tracing, Coming Next Year
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well that leak claiming to be from sk hynix has been called out as false, by sk hynix so maybe just maybe its a load of old spherical's.
Well AMD must have learned loads with Infinity Fabric but I thought there were specific issues with multi GPU’s that had to be overcome as well as making it transparent to the program/game.
Useful read
https://linustechtips.com/main/blogs/entry/1567-the-chiplet-problem-with-gpus/
Hopefully they’ve cracked it
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Well AMD must have learned loads with Infinity Fabric but I thought there were specific issues with multi GPU’s that had to be overcome as well as making it transparent to the program/game.
Useful read
https://linustechtips.com/main/blogs/entry/1567-the-chiplet-problem-with-gpus/
Hopefully they’ve cracked it
Interesting read, that you
Why would SK Hynix go to so much effort to refute that leaked document, undergo an "extensive investigation" and threaten legal action against anybody who reports on it if it's just fanciful nonsense? Sounds like an awful lot of effort.
The lady doth protest too much, methinks...
maybe, but tis the season and all of that now, more so with GDC getting canned so will be all sorts floating about, just watched adoredtv's latest and he's talking about a 18tf big navi which would be a good step in the right direction depending on how much heat it kicks out and what nvidia does.
just gotta wait a few days i guess now for amd to release something.
He does not mince words does he?
really interesting viewing. He is in depth but easy to listen to. If that is anything to go by then big NAVI might be as good as the rumours suggest!
thanks for sharing.
Sounds feasible given I'm not a GPU engineer
We shall have to see.
The latest rumours I've seen is yesterday from a supposed closed door visit of microsoft to AMD HQ to get some demos and more details on the new consoles and also new AMD upcoming tech.
*apparently* the big Navi is 18TF. Sounds great, until you see the newest Nvidia GPU that popped up on Geekbench putting out 33 TF @ just 1 ghz clocks - it's still running on slow ES clocks.
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33TF will be a datacentre product if true, just look at Nvidia product history in recent years there is no way they will have consumers that power even if if they technically could
its been pointed out a few time to Grim5 but he keeps posting it because rumours!!!!!!
Given their drip, drip approach 33Tf is never happening. They'll release just enough to stay ahead, more product cycles more milking of the consumer. Just like Intel. What we don't know is what experience Nvidia have with 7nm and will it all go smoothly for them.
To me the 18TF looks credible. Multiple parties have examined what an 80CU RDNA2 part could potentially do with high TDP, relative to the new XB & PS GPUs. It checks out. The largest consumer GPU die from AMD this year is unlikely to be less than 80CU, and if performance per CU / mhz is as good as the XB & PS suggest, there's probably not much value for their bottom line in going higher than that this year.
You need 2080MHZ for 7936 cuda cores to be at 33TF
5120 stream processors and 80CUs for 18-20TF looks viable for a 50% uplift over the 2080ti.
Hopefully summer brings decent performance improvements and renewed competition as we're all going to
be spending more time indoors in the coming months.
Hopefully summer brings decent performance improvements and renewed competition as we're all going to
be spending more time indoors in the coming months.
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Do we know if AMD will be building these new Navi on a smaller process?
If the answers yes then I believe the rumours that these could improve performance considerably and still fit in an acceptable power envelope.
If not then I cant see how AMD will improve the permanence and not create a card that runs silly hot and power hunger as per most of their previous cards. As per Vega.
If the answers yes then I believe the rumours that these could improve performance considerably and still fit in an acceptable power envelope.
If not then I cant see how AMD will improve the permanence and not create a card that runs silly hot and power hunger as per most of their previous cards. As per Vega.
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