AD103 GPUs must dominate on laptops then, I bet these GPUs must earn Nvidia mega bucks.
Navi32 is apparently 346 mm², so presumably would be suitable for laptops?
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It looks like the 'real' /affordable RDNA3 + next gen NV desktop launch won't launch until September. Thoughts?
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Navi32 is apparently 346 mm², so presumably would be suitable for laptops?
Caporegime
Yep,the laptop RTX4090 is based on the AD103.
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That way they can extract the highest price possible. It's price-fixing without actually *being* price-fixing...
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It has already been cut officially to $849 over a month ago. Which is why cards like pulse are ~£800.
AMD Plays the VRAM Card Against NVIDIA
In a blog post, AMD has pulled the VRAM card against NVIDIA, telling potential graphics card buyers that they should consider AMD over NVIDIA, because current and future games will require more VRAM, especially at higher resolution. There's no secret that there has been something of a consensus...
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Rx7600 pictures, has 8gb vram
wccftech.com
AMD Radeon RX 7600 Custom Graphics Card Pictured: Leak Confirms Navi 33 GPU, 32 CUs, 32 MB Cache, 8 GB VRAM
The first custom variant of AMD's Radeon RX 7600 8 GB graphics card from Sapphire which aims at the mainstream segment has been leaked.
wccftech.com
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Soldato
I'm wondering the same thing. Hard to find comparisons of the 7900xt to the 6800 non XT, but it seems to be ~33% faster than the 6800xt at 1440p and ~40% faster at 4k, and the 6800xt is ~18% faster than the non XT, so that would make the 7900xt 55-65% faster than the 6800?
Rx7600 pictures, has 8gb vram
AMD Radeon RX 7600 Custom Graphics Card Pictured: Leak Confirms Navi 33 GPU, 32 CUs, 32 MB Cache, 8 GB VRAM
The first custom variant of AMD's Radeon RX 7600 8 GB graphics card from Sapphire which aims at the mainstream segment has been leaked.
I hope for its sake it outperforms the 5700 XT a fair bit. Otherwise I can predict the headlines.
$249 seems good though.
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Caporegime
Rx7600 pictures, has 8gb vram
AMD Radeon RX 7600 Custom Graphics Card Pictured: Leak Confirms Navi 33 GPU, 32 CUs, 32 MB Cache, 8 GB VRAM
The first custom variant of AMD's Radeon RX 7600 8 GB graphics card from Sapphire which aims at the mainstream segment has been leaked.
Pulse is not bad. I have a RX5600XT Pulse and it has a decent cooler.
Soldato
Take that with a pinch of salt as it's basically an educated guess based on extrapolating from the comparison figures I could find
Techpowerup have it in a chart.
The 7900Xt is 54% faster in 1440p and 4k over the 6800.
AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT Review
AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT is built on the same Navi 31 GPU as the XTX, but with fewer chiplets, which helps bring down the price. In our review this $900 graphics card is able to match the performance of GeForce RTX 3090 Ti that launched at $2000 just a few months ago.
In ray tracing it nearly doubles the 6800 performance as well in some games at some resolutions, but seems to be 67% faster on average there.
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Soldato
Techpowerup have it in a chart.
The 7900Xt is 54% faster in 1440p and 4k over the 6800.
AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT Review
AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT is built on the same Navi 31 GPU as the XTX, but with fewer chiplets, which helps bring down the price. In our review this $900 graphics card is able to match the performance of GeForce RTX 3090 Ti that launched at $2000 just a few months ago.www.techpowerup.com
In ray tracing it nearly doubles the 6800 performance as well in some games at some resolutions, but seems to be 67% faster on average there.
This is not helpful information.
Well it is, but my wallet disagrees!
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Additional leaks i've seen today put the pricing closer to $400
Seems like AMD is still showing off the RX 6800:
I don't disagree with what the chart shows, the RX 6800 is a better graphics card. But not cheap enough in my opinion.
I think they may be planning to replace this model soon with it's successor, e.g RX 7800, probably with 60 Compute Units.
I don't disagree with what the chart shows, the RX 6800 is a better graphics card. But not cheap enough in my opinion.
I think they may be planning to replace this model soon with it's successor, e.g RX 7800, probably with 60 Compute Units.
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Slightly miffed that the next card AMD have decided to release is the 7600, was expecting and hoping it would be the 7800's.
Seem a bit odd to release the top and bottom of a stack first and leave the middle until later, not that I'm majorly fussed as prices only seem to be heading in one direction now and when you've been waiting 3-4 years another how ever many months is water off a ducks back.
Seem a bit odd to release the top and bottom of a stack first and leave the middle until later, not that I'm majorly fussed as prices only seem to be heading in one direction now and when you've been waiting 3-4 years another how ever many months is water off a ducks back.
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It feels like they're gonna wait for the respin to be done and replace the entire stack (except the 7600, that's a monolithic design).
Soldato
Isnt it because its a monolithic die? Might be because the lineup between the 7600 and the 7900 wont be much better than the existing 6x00 cards and they want them all depleted.
I think they're still holding back Navi32, until retailers have sold off the remaining RX 6800 stock.
My impression is that they have some left, but not a lot. It probably depends mostly on the US market.
It's difficult to imagine AMD selling the remaining stock without a further price cut, given the release of the RTX 4070.
My impression is that they have some left, but not a lot. It probably depends mostly on the US market.
It's difficult to imagine AMD selling the remaining stock without a further price cut, given the release of the RTX 4070.
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Soldato
They have plenty of time before any 16GB cards then..