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Its really not, I had both cards briefly before I sold the amd one, testing it before sending. There was blurring with FreeSync on, that had completely gone with gsync compatible turned on now...
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** The AMD Navi Thread **
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Performance/watt is much better than I expeced,so slightly better than Turing? Sure,when Nvidia itself gets to 7NM,they will be leading but without HBM2 to help,AMD have done better than I thought!
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Let's all have a beer and talk about what pizza we are going to share and be friends again 
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Navi/RDNA is actually better in that review then I was expecting (besides the Wolfenstein result), it's power draw is lower then the new 2070 super. I wonder if this will be repeated in other reviews.
Replied to this in your other thread, rather than derail this one.
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They should just cough up the 5950xt and flop their manliness on the table and get it done
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Too many heated discussing going on in ryzen 3000, something super and navi threads, getting confused, sorry mate
One of 2 things happening.
Either they turned on Adaptive shading, which boosts Turing performance. Or more likely, Navi doesn't like Vulkun
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TSMC says 7NM is cheaper than 16NM:
https://twitter.com/BitsAndChipsEng/status/1146417926481874944
https://twitter.com/BitsAndChipsEng/status/1146417926481874944
Can't be. Commentators here (who surely know what they're talking about) have been saying that it's twice the price hence 5700 "must be" £400+ to break even
Can't be. Commentators here (who surely know what they're talking about) have been saying that it's twice the price hence 5700 "must be" £400+ to break even
It's probs £400+ to break even when you factor in Lisa's £100 cut on each one sold
It's cheaper per unit.
16nm wafer costs 3100$, 7nm wafer costs 5000$.
16nm cost per unit is 0.20, 7nm cost per unit is 0.11-0.12, or ~55-60% of the cost.
The question is what is unit?
Edit: if a unit is a transistor, then 7nm is slightly more expensive, maybe 5-10% per sq.mm than 16nm.
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Which monitor?
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I thought we'd see V64 performance so it's doing better than I thought it would & hopefully it'll have the usual oddities fixed so we could & should see VII or better performance in titles like Project cars.
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Thanks. Think I'll have to pull the trigger on that one then.
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EG 27" QHD 144hz 1ms Gaming Monitor
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Yes that was the deal that was driving my thinking.
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It's definitely a big question mark & if I was in the market for Navi I'd be waiting on that before buying.
I'm in the market for Navi, Ryzen 3000 and X570 and not sure what I'll do yet. Navi is a no on release because of the blower cooler. The rest is all down to price, a decent price to performance ratio will be a day one buy. If not I can wait...