NVIDIA 4000 Series

[JediFragger]

Seems like AMD are heading down the higher power use too for 7000 series GPUs ..

Into the GPU Chiplet Era: An Interview With AMD's Sam Naffziger

A look into the future RDNA 3 architecture

www.tomshardware.com

AMD confirms Radeon 7000 (RDNA3) will have increased power consumption - VideoCardz.com

AMD Radeon 7000 series with increased power Tom’s Hardware published an article after interviewing Sam Naffziger from AMD (Senior VP). This person has been with AMD for many years and has been responsible for many designs. He was also part of the AMD team behind chiplet architecture, which is...

videocardz.com

RDNA 3 rumours Q3/4 2022

First preliminary details are starting to leak for AMD's next GPU Navi 33 features the same max 80CU on a die, but it's not known if cards will use multiple dies with MCM or single monolithic just that 80CU is the max like RDNA 2. Built on TSMC 5nm. Current launch windows is Q2 2022, but has...

forums.overclockers.co.uk

 

[gpuerrilla]

Looks like those high end upgrades will need that PSU then!

 

[BigBANGtheory]

Fire - The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown @ TOTP 1968

Here is a performance of Fire by The Crazy World of Arthur Brown performed in the Top of the Pops studio in 1968. It was originally broadcast on 18-7-1968

www.youtube.com

 

[shamus21]

The problem with power usage going up is the die shrinks are not yielding the extra performance like they use to.

 

[Troezar]

The problem with power usage going up is the die shrinks are not yielding the extra performance like they use to.

Yes starting to get to where CPU's were. Obviously they're going to have to get smarter in the next few generations. Looking forward to seeing how they tackle it.

 

[clone]

Time to save for a new psu.

 

[keyser van someone]

ATX12VO.

 

[Darujhistan]

AMD were always the butt of the jokes back then, wonder if it will happen if Ada has a few hot potatoes?

We both know the answer to that.

 

[Darujhistan]

I'm not going above 300W, and I'm not buying another PSU. Skipping this gen altogether I think.

 

[uscool]

AMD says because Nvidia is pushing higher and higher power limits, they have to follow or get left behind. In a world where it's becoming harder to get more performance, yet the demand for performance is growing, something has to give and that's power

 

[Troezar]

Yes s

AMD says because Nvidia is pushing higher and higher power limits, they have to follow or get left behind. In a world where it's becoming harder to get more performance, yet the demand for performance is growing, something has to give and that's power

Yes seems to go in cycles, we're in a pushing power one right now.

 

[technochops]

Previously, We have gathered plenty of information from the Twitter user kopite7kime about the specs of the RTX 4000 Series GPUs.
The RTX 4000 cards are based on Nvidia’s “Ada Lovelace” architecture.
We think that this year with their Nvidia 4000 series cards, the company will have to face a tight competition with both AMD and Intel. Because AMD’s 7000 series cards and Intel’s ARC Alchemist GPUs are expected to launch at the same time.
So, this time, the war between the prime Graphics Cards manufacturers is real in 2022.

 

[arknor]

someone needs to make a case where the whole case if one giant heatsink to keep these cards cool

 

[Grim5]

someone needs to make a case where the whole case if one giant heatsink to keep these cards cool

There already are passive cases like this but they are not particularly effective because passive cooling, even if the whole case is a heatsink, is still worse than a Noctua with a fan

And if you tried to build a case that's a giant actively cooled heatsink, to prevent hotspots you need to ensure there airflow over the entire case and that will be 1) complicated and expensive and 2) you'll have air coming in/out in 360 degrees around the case and the user may not like air blowing on them if the case on the desk and 3) would require a lot of fans so the case would be heavy and expensive

 

[Purgatory]

someone needs to make a case where the whole case if one giant heatsink to keep these cards cool

^.. DIY version

 

[Richdog]

Previously, We have gathered plenty of information from the Twitter user kopite7kime about the specs of the RTX 4000 Series GPUs.
The RTX 4000 cards are based on Nvidia’s “Ada Lovelace” architecture.
We think that this year with their Nvidia 4000 series cards, the company will have to face a tight competition with both AMD and Intel. Because AMD’s 7000 series cards and Intel’s ARC Alchemist GPUs are expected to launch at the same time.
So, this time, the war between the prime Graphics Cards manufacturers is real in 2022.

Umm thanks for that generic little copy pasta from wherever that is from.

 

[clone]

Previously, We have gathered plenty of information from the Twitter user kopite7kime about the specs of the RTX 4000 Series GPUs.
The RTX 4000 cards are based on Nvidia’s “Ada Lovelace” architecture.
We think that this year with their Nvidia 4000 series cards, the company will have to face a tight competition with both AMD and Intel. Because AMD’s 7000 series cards and Intel’s ARC Alchemist GPUs are expected to launch at the same time.
So, this time, the war between the prime Graphics Cards manufacturers is real in 2022.

Remove your address mate everybody can see it.

 

[0h_no_not_again]

Yes s

Yes seems to go in cycles, we're in a pushing power one right now.

Hard to hate either NVidia or AMD for increasing the power envelope. They will wrangle as much processing power out of every single transistor to maximise profits, and beyond that if there is a demand for more processing power they can only throw more transistors and energy at the problem.

Keep in mind the power envelope will increase only at the premium end of things. The low end/low power segments are rapidly advancing. Just look at the performance of the Ryzen 6000 APU's.

 

[TNA]

Hard to hate either NVidia or AMD for increasing the power envelope. They will wrangle as much processing power out of every single transistor to maximise profits, and beyond that if there is a demand for more processing power they can only throw more transistors and energy at the problem.

Keep in mind the power envelope will increase only at the premium end of things. The low end/low power segments are rapidly advancing. Just look at the performance of the Ryzen 6000 APU's.

Yep. Plus one can still power limit or fps cap games. It’s what I do. Then the power is there and available for demanding games like Cyberpunk 2077.

Also overall even though power requirements might go up, the card will still be more efficient than previous gen cards. For example say one gets a 4080 and sets it to output the same fps as a 3080 by power limiting it, the 4080 should be taking less watts to output the same amount of performance.

 

[Nexus18]

Yep. Plus one can still power limit or fps cap games. It’s what I do. Then the power is there and available for demanding games like Cyberpunk 2077.

Also overall even though power requirements might go up, the card will still be more efficient than previous gen cards. For example say one gets a 4080 and sets it to output the same fps as a 3080 by power limiting it, the 4080 should be taking less watts to output the same amount of performance.

Stop using logic!

Quite funny on amd reddit, people were giving of about the nvidia rumours of crazy power consumption then the recent news confirming rdna 3 will use more power "oh that's ok as long as the performance is there, will still be more efficient"