What damage exactly? This will be a good card at a decent (ish) price
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Radeon VII
- Thread starter DragonQ
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What damage exactly? This will be a good card at a decent (ish) price
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Doh, what a crap memory and yep it does and I only re-watched it recently.Fixed
I thought the way it ended was the brilliant.
Caporegime
Given your posts, we're going to disagree on a fundamental level.
We'll leave it there.
For the record, I own a Vega 64 too.
Progress in price/performance.
We'll see how it compares to my vega64 lc,
I expect to see 15% max improvement over my v64, however it all depends on how well VII can overclock past 1800mhz.
RX Vega 64 Liquid was $699, this is same price, faster, twice VRAM, there is progression but a performance limit is fast approaching so gains are diminishing compared to the past.
Currently running 2 x 290's in my desktop but been using my laptop with a 1070 MaxQ to play games on my Vive as it's actually more powerful in games that can't use Crossfire.
Been looking to replace the crossfire setup and one of these is tempting if it's similar to a 1080ti / 2080 in performance.
Been looking to replace the crossfire setup and one of these is tempting if it's similar to a 1080ti / 2080 in performance.
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It'll be interesting to see how AMD's support does once we move away from the GCN architecture.
Amy's own benchmarks show it is slower than a 2080
Trades blows with a reference 2080, an FE 2080 should be ahead slightly in most stuff, of course AMD have a reputation for gaining additional performance more so with driver updates.
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AMD will do their best but as production can typically take 4-6 weeks to hit maximum I would say worse case would be end of March.
I suspect the next wave will be 300-500 units due end of February, I suspect in March they will be able to ship us 1000-2000 units.
Good potential then, So are the 14nm Vega's no longer being made?
RTX us not proprietary in the slightest..Nvidia support open source Vulcan ray tracing, as well as Microsdt DX ray tracing.
AMD is perfectly free to support RTX using the exact same APIs
Why people keep spouting this nonsense I don't know
They were stopped over a month ago, it is why most competitors are now out of stock or charging very high prices.
Our stocks are very healthy, but at the same time we are now supplying our European partners with stock and getting business from USA, so we expect the product to be totally gone by April/May unfortunately which could give AMD some issues as NAVI is probably not coming on shelf until September time.
Caporegime
I'm considering a RTX 2060 purely because it offers a reasonable price/performance. Sure it's the same speed as a 1070Ti, but those weren't 329 when they were for sale.
If I was in the market for a 600-700 card right now I'd have a hard time picking the Radeon 7 over the 2080. 2080 is a good performer, wider selection of cards, better availability, some new tech in there (even if it's not great right now) and works with both gsync and freesync.
If I was in the market for a 600-700 card right now I'd have a hard time picking the Radeon 7 over the 2080. 2080 is a good performer, wider selection of cards, better availability, some new tech in there (even if it's not great right now) and works with both gsync and freesync.
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So once again AMD will have a missing product at that price segment (Fury/FuryX also went EOL long before a replacement).
They'd have to lower VII pricing to fill that gap, or simply just have nothing to offer at that price point.
Caporegime
Great card
It's okay.
Probably in the same way the 64 was against the 1080? It should improve
The problem with that is Radeon 7 is the same architecture and Vega64, so any gains will be minimal.
Compare to a 2080 which is a whole new architecture with significant back end differences.
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True but it's also matching Nvidia's second fastest high end performing card today. Plus I feel more comfortable with it having double the memory, Why? It will make it a better secondhand purchase down the line.
Exactly.