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RDNA 3 rumours Q3/4 2022

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What we want to see:
Perf graphs showing RDNA3 being competitive on every field. improvements to FSR and new features/software released for Radeon. Price below 1000 USD.
What we will see:
5 mins on how AMD is fighting global warming.
10 mins on Sony and Microsoft reps being invited: Lisa praising Sony and Microsoft and Sony and Microsoft reps praising Lisa for her management qualities.
OMG new games! : Godfall 2, Dirt 6 and Farcry 7. All with brand new RT shadows. And Radeon cards crushing Nvidia on these titles.
All while being $50 cheaper than the 4090.
And that is not all. Because they bring the secret weapon to the table: Rage Mode 2. :)
 
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NiteSurfer said:
If the AMD drivers were decent, I would not hesitate, but they've been the reason I've avoided AMD for over a decade. If the drivers were as good as Nvidia, then the 7900XFX should match the 4090. But more importantly it would be worth the price.
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Wut? That really isn't the case and AMD drivers have less CPU overhead in DX12.
 
Haggisman said:
Yup, similar experience here, the only one I've had any issues with is the 5700XT, but my current 6800 is rock solid.

I would point out that between my experience of current AMD drivers and Nvidia drivers, the AMD software was far superior in terms of tweaking the card performance/voltages/fan curves etc.
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It's not even close, NV's software is pathetic.
 
brightside229 said:
If the chiplet design is a lot cheaper to produce. AMD have a solid chance to embarrass Nvidia pricing and make people question why they are so expensive.

But the question is, do they go for huge discount, or just go a little under Nvidia price.

Smart choice would be to make smaller profits on each card sell a lot more cards and make a joke of Nvidia. But i think they would rather make more dollar per card.
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They'll do what they always do, slightly cheaper and that's it. Hope I am wrong but I don't think I will be.
 
Haggisman said:
Yup, similar experience here, the only one I've had any issues with is the 5700XT, but my current 6800 is rock solid.

I would point out that between my experience of current AMD drivers and Nvidia drivers, the AMD software was far superior in terms of tweaking the card performance/voltages/fan curves etc.
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Yup the Nvidia UI looks so dated not like you need to use it a lot but still , also AMD can tweak, undervolt set fan curves etc in its software instead of having to use 3rd party with Nvidia
 
Haggisman said:
Yeah, looking at a possible upgrade for my 3700x - if the 7xxx is worth going for then will stick with AMD CPU for the improvement from SAM, however if an NV GPU is a better option, then I have no incentive to do so.
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5800X3D are going for £320-350 new and save yourself a lot of money and rebuilding a whole platform and dealing with teething issues that may pop up. 3700x easy to sell and covers a good bit of the cost.
 
Purgatory said:
5800X3D are going for £320-350 new and save yourself a lot of money and rebuilding a whole platform and dealing with teething issues that may pop up. 3700x easy to sell and covers a good bit of the cost.
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I was thinking of rebuilding most of my current system (RAM/CPU/GPU) into a mITX form factor as a "console" PC under the TV, so would still need mostly new kit (although I guess could reuse the mobo)
 
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