Conjecture is what forums are made for, what else are we meant to do between new hardware launches 
Some of you take it way to seriously
Some of you take it way to seriously
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Possible Radeon 390X / 390 and 380X Spec / Benchmark (do not hotlink images!!!!!!)
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Caporegime
she knows
Predicted GM200 VS Fiji XT Benchmarks:
Both are beasts ! Within punching distance of each other at least in the hypothetical
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Both are beasts ! Within punching distance of each other at least in the hypothetical
Translated > https://translate.google.com/transl...p://udteam.tistory.com/688&edit-text=&act=url
Yeah few people said AMD had another high end card waiting to launch, wasn't there going to be a 285X as well. Maybe Maxwell could have altered AMD plans..
Pretty sure both new high end cards are gonna awesome.
Caporegime
what else are we meant to do between new hardware launches
Argue about which 5% is faster?
Caporegime
Predicted GM200 VS Fiji XT Benchmarks:
Both are beasts ! Within punching distance of each other at least in the hypothetical
Translated > https://translate.google.com/transl...p://udteam.tistory.com/688&edit-text=&act=url
With 40% more SP's alone i would expect it to be at least 20% better than the 290X, with HBM it should be 30 to 50%
Argue about which 5% is faster?
Lol
Yeah looking forward to getting some info that we know is legit. HBM and all them shaders should be really good GPU performance. Interested to see if upcoming APU's get HBM as well, would give them a massive boost in performance, 4 CPU cores, 2GB HBM on chip and 768 shaders would be beast.
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Everyone's gonna be devastated if AMD's next line-up is 28nm-based and no HBM
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Everyone's gonna be devastated if AMD's next line-up is 28nm-based and no HBM
I am still waiting for a sub £200 GTX960 and R9 380X.
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What does HBM supposed to do? Does it only increase the bandwidth, the thing we don't currently saturate.
Caporegime
I think it might also help with power consumption too?? Not sure about that one.
However. funnily enough despite Hawaii having 40% more shaders than Tahiti,and the GK110 having 88% more shaders than the GK104,performance does scale that well. I do wonder if bandwidth considerations are an issue too???
Yeah reduction in power consumption and big jump in bandwidth. All good things..
Caporegime
Traditionally if you over clock your Card you get 0.6 from the GPU and 0.3 From the VRam.
So a 10% overclock on the core = 6% and 10% overclock on the VRam = 3%
So in theory if you add 40% more shaders you get about 25%, add 80% more memory bandwidth and get another 20%, totalling 45%
So a 10% overclock on the core = 6% and 10% overclock on the VRam = 3%
So in theory if you add 40% more shaders you get about 25%, add 80% more memory bandwidth and get another 20%, totalling 45%
Did you just pull this out of your ass? Btw, 0.6 would be 60% while 0.3 would be 30% lol
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Reread his post, he stated a 10% overclock, not a 100% overclock.
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Does it? I took it you get a 90% improvement if you overclock by 100% theoretically, so a 10% overclock is 6% and 3%, not particularly confusing.
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