>Faster than 2080
>250$
>150W
>STOCK
>7nm
How good will this OC?
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Thomas Cox
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Zachary Barnes
Nah this isnt gonna happen. With the recent position of the 590 I bet navi is going to be a vega replacement and polaris maintains the low end again.
However suppose that navi is super duper efficient, how did amd pull this off without redesigning the entire arch? I know sony had input but I dont buy it.
Cooper Richardson
i have the 1080ti, call me when there's a 300 usd card that's at least 50% faster
Zachary Jackson
well, the thing is if they just die shrink vega, it would bring the chip size down to 180mm-250mm and chip size matters most when it comes to price, then the 7nm node will allow upto 30% more performance, its entirely possible to get the numbers in the leak. nothing is shocking, the only reason it looks to good to be true is nvidia keeps charging more and more each gen, like it or not, the 1080 was a mid range die size sold at high end prices.
Nicholas Gutierrez
Well 7nm is pretty much directly half of 14 so vega goes from 486 to 243mm. So slightly more expensive than polaris, cooler, and way better performance sure.
But getting +15% performance at 150w is completely unreasonable. Vega at higher clocks cut in half is already 170w, and 7nm is not even close to twice as efficient.
I don't buy it, I bet navi is gonna be pretty good but I think its going to be very gaming oriented design. There is literally no other reason sony would want to help design the chip unless they specifically wanted better gaming performance. There would literally be no other reason for them to collaborate.
Oliver Torres
William Cooper
Let me save you some time: High CU count GCN based GPUs are bottlenecked at the front end of their rendering pipelines due to being limited to processing 4 triangles per clock. This limitation hampers them severely in gaming, which is typically triangle heavy.
If AMD finally unfucked GCN's front end design, the new GPUs will be amazing, if not, they will basically be a die shrink of Vega with performance improved by however much clocks improved.
This is and will be true of any 48+ CU GCN based card in gaming until and unless they revise the front end to handle more than 4 triangles per clock.
Easton Fisher
>look guys the site that was literally spamming a few weeks ago with fake leaks in order to get visits and was proven to be literally spreading lies now comes again with this totally legit """"""""""""leaks"""""""""""""" carefully in company of the website's logo! this must be legit!
Cooper Martinez
Delusion.
Samuel Ramirez
Yup...
I'm using two 1080s. Won't have a reason to change until like, Tes7 or something in 2040 at this point.