There are huge differences between Intel and nVidia. Intel is almost zombie like just going through the motions whether they make sense or not a completely lost cause without top to bottom change.
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AMD Navi 23 ‘NVIDIA Killer’ GPU Rumored to Support Hardware Ray Tracing, Coming Next Year
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There are huge differences between Intel and nVidia. Intel is almost zombie like just going through the motions whether they make sense or not a completely lost cause without top to bottom change.
Soldato
True. At least Nvidia seems to have enough sense to be worried.
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Summing up the AMD portion, he's 80-90% sure it's not the top SKU from what his sources have been telling him, the one shown was a card with between 64-72CUs though not sure exactly. As for the Navi22/3070 competitor, some sources say next year, some say it'll launch close to N21.
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Soon to be nvidia instead of intel?:
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I'll be very surprised if it is less than a 72 CU part (or equivalent if they've made any significant layout changes to the architecture vs RDNA1) - the performance uplift with any kind of reasonable estimates just doesn't support it.
The way he mentions 80-90% and waffles about his sources and whether they are the same or not sounds like he is BSing through his teeth though.
Soldato
I believe the top card will fall somewhere between the 5700XT and 100% faster than 3090. In fact I am 100% on this. Call me a soothsayer
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Soldato
What's exclusive? Blatantly obvious marketing tactics and sheer common sense that you don't show your top GPU at a CPU event, thus rendering the entire dedicated GPU event pointless 3 weeks before it happens?
Soldato
Yeah I think those that thought - well AMD need to show their hand otherwise all these 3080 orders wont get cancelled opinions are a bit short sited. You would be lucky if 25% of the pre-orders get cancelled (to switch brand) as many wont have the gumption to think AMD could offer them a similar experience.
What would make this chuckle worthy is if the 3080 20Gb does come out in December with high volumes of 3070/3060Ti stock and people are still glued into a queue for the original 3080's..
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"Sources"... i.e. his imagination.
At least that's a direct source, with good availability
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ZING...At least that's a direct source, with good availability
There isn't really one guiding logic here - from a marketing perspective sandbagging is extremely risky and more likely to result in consumers committing to the competition if you underplay your hand.
It was a teaser with little real detail - we know nothing of specs, price or how it performs in a wider range of games or settings/resolution, etc. here is plenty for them to still show.
I make fun, but I gotta admit I love all this rumour cack.
It was a Cpu launch not Gpu, last time they did both, reviewers moaned to much to do with both the Cpu and Cpu in such a short amount of time, and the Gpu part of the launch was over shadowed because of the hype of Zen.
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