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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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I think the thing to remember about 1080p cards, is that 8GB N33 GPUs can already comfortably deliver 60 FPS minimums, as these cards can run Cyberpunk 2077 (impressive in itself for a low end mobile GPU)...
So, there's little reason to increase the spec, for what is supposed to be the lowest tier GPU die.
The Navi33 die was (predominantly) intended for mobile devices, as discussed here, back in August 2022:
It's 6nm which makes it cheaper and easier to mass produce.
So, there's little reason to increase the spec, for what is supposed to be the lowest tier GPU die.
The Navi33 die was (predominantly) intended for mobile devices, as discussed here, back in August 2022:
It's 6nm which makes it cheaper and easier to mass produce.
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I think your argument falls apart when you look at the RTX 3060 TI, 3070 + TI variant minimums, assuming you are drawing attention to the 8GB VRAM of some cards.
Even the RTX 2080 8GB gets 59 FPS 1% lows.
RT performance on N33 is going to be trash regardless (even though it's improved compared to N22 GPUs).
Even the RTX 2080 8GB gets 59 FPS 1% lows.
RT performance on N33 is going to be trash regardless (even though it's improved compared to N22 GPUs).
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Cards above 8GB aren't going to be cheap I'm afraid...
They are in a different class /tier of graphics card.
For one thing, Navi33 uses a 128bit memory bus, you aren't going to see a large gain in performance, even if there was a 16GB model.
They are in a different class /tier of graphics card.
For one thing, Navi33 uses a 128bit memory bus, you aren't going to see a large gain in performance, even if there was a 16GB model.
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Yes, it wouldn't be worth it otherwise. They are cheap GPUs to produce, no reason why not.
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They want the big margins on Navi32 and Navi31 GPUs.
Navi33 is the cheap, mass production die, banging in a load of extra VRAM would confuse the whole series lineup.
I feel we are going round in circles unfortunately:
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But it's still very profitable for mobile devices.
Navi33 is the cheap, mass production die, banging in a load of extra VRAM would confuse the whole series lineup.
I feel we are going round in circles unfortunately:
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But it's still very profitable for mobile devices.
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Well, it's like £350 for the 16GB version with sub RX 6700 XT performance.
Not cheap.
Maybe if it gets to £300 though.
Probably similar price to the 6600 (around £200). Just like the 7600 XT will be similar to the 6600 XT.
So yeah, they are likely to be super cheap graphics cards, £200-£260 for the RX 7600 XT.
Any remaining 6600 series cards will be sold off very cheap also.
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That 'leaked' list looks like an early plan for RDNA3 to me.
The clue is that they mentioned vcache GPUs that never materialised. Just a list of possible products.
I'd pay it no mind, personally.
When they code this stuff, it makes sense to include even things that may never materialise, it saves time later.
The clue is that they mentioned vcache GPUs that never materialised. Just a list of possible products.
I'd pay it no mind, personally.
When they code this stuff, it makes sense to include even things that may never materialise, it saves time later.
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Maybe the reason we haven't seen N32 yet, is the economics of it doesn't make sense yet, e.g. a 7700 XT on N32 couldn't have been very profitable.
But I've no doubt these would be the cards most consumers would be interested in, given the success of the RX 6700 XT.
But I've no doubt these would be the cards most consumers would be interested in, given the success of the RX 6700 XT.
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