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Maxwell is a beast, I would go as far to say this is the biggest jump in architecture we have had since the old Nvidia glory days of the 8800 GTX
Check out the power consumption on this 28nm card, all that performance and such low power use..
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The high end 20nm Maxwell GPU's are going to lay waste to AMD![]()
The high end 20nm Maxwell GPU's are going to lay waste to AMD![]()
Its always fun to see you set youself up for a face full of eggs over and over again
I bought a Ton of eggs this time.![]()
Would be nice if we had an official estimated date for the high end Maxwell's i.e GTX 880/Ti etc... instead of just made up rumours from forums.
You wasted your money bumhug, Maxwell 20nm will pwn AMD. It'll be so far ahead they will probably use the mid-range cards to compete with AMD's high end again..
Should use those eggs to throw at Roy Taylor..
Pirate Islands yarr mateys.
I don't think you'll get very far battling the AMD bois on per-watt, which company is known for making massive boilers and which has all the console wins this gen?![]()
Pirate Islands yarr mateys.
I don't think you'll get very far battling the AMD bois on per-watt, which company is known for making massive boilers and which has all the console wins this gen?![]()
You wasted your money bumhug, Maxwell 20nm will pwn AMD. It'll be so far ahead they will probably use the mid-range cards to compete with AMD's high end again..
Should use those eggs to throw at Roy Taylor..
I'm not sure if you can call the current consoles 'wins' tbh. I doubt AMD make much on low end CPU with mid end GPU/APU combo. Bread and butter money for AMD, Nvidia obviously weren't bothered, or else would have gone for it.
Be honest I would much rather have an Nvidia GPU in my PS4.
This.
My next build may consist of Maxwell SLI, Haswell-E, watercooled CaseLabs case... Never needed that second kidney.
Nvidia said no to both consoles, they cannot make profit on the budget MS+Sony gave as they cost more to make than AMD.
Has nothing to do with who is better.
Google for full info, I did spot some info last week in a thread a bit more detailed than above.
I'm not sure if you can call the current consoles 'wins' tbh. I doubt AMD make much on low end CPU with mid end GPU/APU combo. Bread and butter money for AMD, Nvidia obviously weren't bothered, or else would have gone for it.
Be honest I would much rather have an Nvidia GPU in my PS4, if it was Maxwell based even better, performance VS power use is amazing.
I'll be happy with GTX 780Ti performance in a much lower power envelope in the 20nm cards. Although a single card with GTX 780Ti SLI type performance would be awesome. Don't care if it's green or red. It'll be probably be green though, no doubt won't be released until late 2015 though, I imagine they will release the mid-range stuff first to tackle AMD's high end 20nm and then drip feed us the real high end Maxwell stuff later on if/when AMD can compete.
The ps4 is a good bit of engineering. A cpu and a gpu that's more powerful than a 750ti with pretty low power usage thats designed for 6-7 years usage. Maxwell might tick a lot of boxes in power/performance but have you seen GCN 2 and the answer is no so any basis you have is pointless. Last i heard AMD were making $100 dollars for each ps4 sold. If thats low profit then so be it. Stop making it look like Maxwell is the next coming of Christ based on a low performing scaled down gpu. In it's price bracket all it has going for itself is low power usage and does not fare well compared to Nv and amd competing products. Lets see how Maxwell does when scaled up.Its definitely a step forward but it next gen v current 2 year old hardware.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/7800/amd-announces-embedded-radeon-e8860-gpuThe E8860 is a 37W multi-chip-module FCBGA part, with the package measuring 37.5mm x 37.5mm. The GPU has a PCIe 3.0 interface and implements 640 SPs at 625 MHz. The GPU uses GCN similar to the HD7000 series, and is paired with 2GB of GDDR5 at 1125 MHz (4.5 GHz effective). Aside from the usual DX11.1, OpenCL 1.2 and OpenGL 4.2 compatibility we normally see with this GCN, AMD offer a variety of SKUs to cater for the following display output requirements: