You can change your spiel all you want, but the fact remains all your waffle is nothing but guesstimates and bull from a site that will post anything to get views.
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You can change your spiel all you want, but the fact remains all your waffle is nothing but guesstimates and bull from a site that will post anything to get views.
Looks like stock levels are poorI don't think there will be enough to go around on launch
Where's this from?
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I don't really see how the first bit relates to what I said, It's only a theory, It could be because AMD are making MI50 modules faster than they can sell MI50 cards so rather than end up with a backlog it'd make sense to repurpose some, but as you said we'll never know why.
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Shankly1985 said:
Nope. Costs increase and have done for a while now. smaller processes cost more. packing more transistors into a package costs more. Developing ever increasingly more complex designs costs more.
There was a time moving to a smaller node was cheaper, yes. But that's long been and gone. This is one of the reasons it's such a huge advantage to develop smaller cores, ie zen, and not enormous monolithic cores like the Tu102 (2080ti) and i expect that will be even more important when moving to 5 and 3nm.
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I know how many ocuk have
Is it more than 50...
You are wrong.
Question: When the MI50 / MI60 cards that are sold for $8,000 to $10,000, how much would you expect the production cost to be? Don't say $400 because you will be as much fake as the ones who you accuse of being fake.
The BOM is clear and it is:
16 GB HBM2 = $320
Packaging = $100
Cooler and PCB = $75
The rest of the cost is split between TSMC 7nm manufacturing cost and AMD's engineering bill to make the card.
Just accept it and stay quiet
You're leaving out the years of R&D, salaries, etc. . not just the physical purchase price of each individual part.
That is a shame. Looks like an F5 mash for pre-orders...
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How do you know this?
Correct, The amount of people who believe their own BS on this forum is laughable.
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when do they go live on OCUK website for purchase, Thursday morning?
Assuming it's true you will be able to hear the price ratchet tool going into overdrive.
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I spent 10 mins on the phone to them.they did say more are due though...
Fair enough, That's disappointing.
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It is double confirmed. As you can see first techpowerup and then two weeks later the others
That's AMD's engineering bill to make the card.
2080 is not good. And is an inferior product overall with cheaper materials.
It is double confirmed. As you can see first techpowerup and then two weeks later the others
As I said, you can ramble all you want, the fact is you're doing nothing but guessing and taking rumours at face value.
Amd know how much the card costs to manufacture, you don't. And that's all there is to it.