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AMD Navi 23 ‘NVIDIA Killer’ GPU Rumored to Support Hardware Ray Tracing, Coming Next Year
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i would also be happy with that, as it shows they're going in the right direct. . . however, there are people that would slam it because its only as good as 2yr old tech.
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I hope the rumor is true that Navi has over 16GB of vram. That would solve a lot of bandwidth concerns when it come to these future console ports.
As is usually the case, then again there are people that will go boogaloo if it doesn't crush the forthcoming 3080ti.
Even if it's 2080ti performance or a bit more for a more realistic price i don;t see how that's a bad thing. The price is whats keeping a lot of people away from buying the 2080ti so if amd can pull that performance +10% or so for maybe £650-700 or so then its all good.
I would doubt it will have that much, maybe 16 gig tops, maybe 12, can't see them going over 16 gigs as it'll just jack up the cost.
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Hah, no chance. As good as the 3080 will no doubt be that is a cooler that only a mother could love. It even looks worse than those old cassette tape looking coolers that nVidia used to throw on the GX2 cards.
How have we gone from the gorgeous RTX reference designs to that?
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Hmm,
In order to "copy pasta" AKA CoreGame (xbox games) to Powershell for win10 we will certainly need, IMO, more then 16GB of vram once these ports are fully optimized on console. That's regardless if you go AMD or Nvidia.
I will keep my eye on that. As bandwidth differences does appear to play a factor.
In order to "copy pasta" AKA CoreGame (xbox games) to Powershell for win10 we will certainly need, IMO, more then 16GB of vram once these ports are fully optimized on console. That's regardless if you go AMD or Nvidia.
I will keep my eye on that. As bandwidth differences does appear to play a factor.
Lets face it, this was "reported" (made up) by wccftech so its ultimately ******** and was just their usual click bait headline. Just another article that will drive up expectations to stupid levels.
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2080Ti + 10% for £600 and I'll (reluctantly) pull the trigger, as my target is that I'm playing MFS2020 at full settings at 4K.
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...and the 3070 or 3080 doesn't achieve the same result with DLSS and better RT then "half the price" isn't the right price for AMD
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With Zen 3 & Radeon RX ‘Big Navi’ Graphics Cards With RDNA 2 Coming In October 2020
https://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-4000...radeon-rx-big-navi-rdna-2-gpu-october-launch/
https://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-4000...radeon-rx-big-navi-rdna-2-gpu-october-launch/
Personally I’d be more than happy with that. I would like the price a little lower though.
yeah exactly, id take 2080ti performance at a reasonable price all day long.
I could be wrong but I'm betting that's where AMD will be targeting most of their sales. Reasonable price, high performance with a halo card for the wealthy enthusiasts.
Oh yeah, and its continuing as the moniker seems to be drifting to reference 'big navi' instead of the mainstream cards for bigger hype
We've been burnt a lot in recent years expecting big leaps by AMD GPU division. ive decided to opt for hope rather than expect
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Ordinarily I'd agree, but if you watch AdoredTV's analysis of the RDNA2 graphics in the upcoming consoles, it does bode very well for desktop (subject to price of course).
I agree, certainly exciting times.
Same.... i'm happy if the AMD Halo card is a bit faster than the 2080TI for a chunk less, that brings the rest of the price stack down.
Nvidia can have their £2000 "Fastest Gaming Card" Tax, not interested.....
The problem for AMD is that Nvidia could easily have both, bit faster than the 2080ti performance for a chunk less and the top Halo card for big money.
And, if that is AMD's halo card that means they aren't competing at the halo end of the market where everybody wants to see them compete.
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I'm not sure everybody does want that from AMD. If AMD trying to compete at the halo end compromises their mid-range capability or market offering, I'd suggest that most people aren't interested in an AMD halo product.
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