For real though AMD doesn't even have to try much to curb stomp intel anymore. Intel CPUs already lost 25% performance when hyperthreading was disabled.
It's because they need 5ghz to beat Intel currently. Anything lower is a loss to Intel.
Ethan Gray
Because zoomers only know how to compare dollars to clockspeed and ignore real world performance due to overall chip design
Honestly, these might be overclock monsters and make it up to 5ghz easily while Intel rolls out a special bin chip that's completely strung out - we'll see soon enough.
Brayden Howard
Uhhhh come on guys I shred with 8.4ghz on my nitrogen cooled celeron n4000. I need atleast 5ghz or everything is unplayable
stop giving these fags attention. They're completely guessing to get attention. Then someone gets lucky or somehow it's actually real, and that makes every other "leak" real too apparently
Cameron Martinez
>a reddit post about a resetera post >on my Jow Forums
Jonathan Hughes
AYYMD IS FINISHED & BANKRUPT
AYYMDPOORFAGS CONFIRMED ON SUICIDE WATCH
Jace Perez
IF THIS IS TRUE I'M GOING OUT AND BUYING AN 9900K TOMORROW
I would only upgrade to play games. And I don't play games anymore. Feels kinda bad I guess. A steam library I'll never finish.
Christian Lee
>waitfags
Xavier Young
same here, i bought a pc for play games but nowadays i just see movies or youtube, i don't play in months
Hudson Cook
>doing great with cpus >still sucking at gpu
god damn, i just want a new amd card that doesn't blow
Joshua Campbell
You mean a 9700k LOL
Hunter Robinson
>bought into Ryzen knowing Zen 2 would be on AM4 >currently bottlenecking my RTX 2080 >have to wait 2 more months so I can actually drive my 144hz screen
I swear to God I'm never buying AMD anything again if they don't have anything faster than a 8700K
This is not a fucking charity they can't expect me to buy utter shite for the sake of "competition"
Luke Brown
Still faster than retarden 2700x
Lucas Cooper
That Gamers Nexus faggot doesn't have a clue what he is talking about. Puget Systems already confirmed they received a 6 core Ryzen for testing.
That faggot didn't get anything sent so he assumes no one else did either. They will be showing the entire Zen 2 lineup today. You're a fucking mong if you think they'd skip computex for fucking E3
Luis Bennett
nigger, the radeon VII was at par with 2080(and even better in some cases) while costing 100/200 bucks less.
>Except I don't have a job and have momma pay for the CPU I Gayme WITH
Should you need to play games with your 9900K- I mean 9700K ?
Dylan King
Have sex
Jason Wright
Go home AMD, you're drunk.
Oliver Evans
take off your pants and bend over
Carter Nguyen
>Buys 9900K >Use it to shitpost on Jow Forums because he really can't play. >Brag about Intel FPS lead >gets fragged by someone using an A8 APU.
Who's the literal cuck now?
Xavier Hall
Go ahead and buy Intel. You might not like what you find after all the mandatory mitigation patches. They are half of what they used to be so old benchmark graphs tell nothing.
That 5GHz really only applies to gayming. And if they don't hit 5GHz and only reach like 4.7GHz or something, it's still only a marginal loss to the fastest gaming CPU on the market. But if you look at the higher core counts, AMD is going to destroy them in pricing and performance even with marginal improvements from the current lineup.
Checking prices in our stores the 1950x is about 600€ and only 15% slower than than Intel i9-9920X and that costs 1300€ If they managed to bump it up the performance 10-20% from the current lineup which is practically equal with that i9, then not only will AMD cost few hundred less than the competition, but it will also be faster and most likely cooler than what Intel is offering. It's basically confirmed already that they beat Intel when it comes to the higher core counts.
Connor Baker
over 9000 watts loud cooler no new features RTX is the biggest development in graphics since GPU compute
RT acceleretors existed for a very long time, nVidia did nothing new and less than 1% of games support their feature. Who gives a shit? Until RT becomes Vulkan and DX standard it wont matter, now it's as useful as physx
Xavier Ward
Is this supposed to mean something? A considerably cheaper card averages about 90% of the performance of the expensive one.
Easton Hall
DXR wouldn't need to exist, and Radeon VII would be laughable buy either way. Value-added ray-tracing is just the cherry on top. AMD drowns Vega in power, and throws the tightest process it can find. It's still a piece of shit. The entire thing is completely salvageable. Every company makes mistakes and will try to present themselves positively. But it's really cringey to see fanboys that can't call a spade a spade.
Did you look at your own links? The 2080 is in stock while being within +/- 50 dollars of the price as the VII. While consuming less power and provided more stable performance.
Easton Campbell
>visual integrity doesn't matter! >1% lows don't matter! >routine explosion doesn't matter! >turning off the very feature I buy my card for, doesn't matter! >washed out visuals doesn't matter! >Gaemen and workloads where the radeon vii surpasses the 2080 doesn't matter! >Only muh 10 more fps spikes in my nvidia+intel approved gaemen matter! >Who the fuck cares about anything other than fortnite?
Chase Bailey
>RTX is the biggest development in graphics since GPU compute First generation ray tracing cores are useless because the FPS cuts in half if you turn it on. Early adopters are being milked so the technology might be usable one day. By then it's going to be in AMD cards as well.
Cameron Hernandez
I tried so hard and got so far but in end end it doesn't even matter
>2080 churns less power and is more stable >850-700 = 50 >1200-750 = 50 LMAO! Go play your final fantasy with dlss, aliasing and gaytracing turned to the max.
Austin Gomez
>have to wait 2 more months so I can actually drive my 144hz screen >he thinks Zen2 will be able to push a 2080
It's true that that one's unusually inexpensive, but normally you'd save over $100 buying a Radeon VII over all the other 2080s.
Jeremiah Phillips
>Radeon VII looks on par with 2080 user...no.
Christopher Bell
In what world is the VII cheaper? They have the same MSRP and even high end custom cooler 2080s have been hitting the $700 price point recently
Brandon Myers
>bought 4k 120hz screen >bought VII to drive it Feels good man. The smoothness once you are around 100fps is turning me into a framerate whore.
Aiden Rodriguez
>10% slower than the reference 2080 >on par Yikes
Evan Hill
Hoo boy. If you want to go down the "doesn't matter" path with Radeon, you're going to come out worse for wear buddy.
Anyway, your post is all angry fanboy noises. Find me a cheaper Radeon VII or one that performs as well across a suite of games, or gtfo. Never mind that you'll blow a breaker turning it on, or that it costs you more every year to run, or that you can't hear yourself think when it's working.
>pcpartpicker.com/products/video-card/#xcx=0&c=427,437&sort=price&page=1 They're all about the same price. The two things the Radeon VII has going for it are free games, and if you weren't gaming, it has the capacity for certain workstation use cases the 2080 isn't good at (conversely, the 2080 is better than the Radeon VII at some things). If fanboys wanted to rave about that, I wouldn't mind. Instead, we get shitposts that you would think, by now, they'd get tired of.
He is truly a legend - flatout ragequits twitter because of Zen. Plus he got fired from Intel.
Matthew Gomez
>resetera
Jace Scott
And after all that, he still shills for intel
Angel Rodriguez
Incredible. For some (but not all) provis and compute-heavy applications, it does very well. Which is what I said. And it even does well in synthetics. Which is meaningless.
When you find that suite of games that I asked about where it does as well as a 2080, or when you find one substantially cheaper, you tell me. Because there are quite a few that aren't too kind to the Radeon VII.
>BUT BUT BUT! MUH FORTNITE GOY! WHY THE FUCK DOES THE RADEON VII HAVE 20 LESS FPS ON FORTNITE? >moving all these goalposts why haven't you necked yourself yet?
2080TI undervolted to almost twice the efficiecny over stock
Dylan Harris
>Moving the goalposts even more >Moving on to the 2080ti nvidiatards truly are as shameless as intelkikes.
Jeremiah Clark
Not him but it's the average of 21 games, Even the 1080ti beat the Vega VII
Aaron Murphy
Wow, so the performance per watt is equivalent... if you undervolt. Which like overclocking, is taking the silicon lottery, so good luck. And then you have an undervolted card. That isn't going to clock like one at stock. So not only have you paid $670 for a card that doesn't perform as well as a 2080, it now can't overclock. Certainly not like a 2080.
This entire thread started sad, and is getting sadder by the post.
there were no real consumer devices with hardware accelerated ray tracing before RTX DXR is standard and VKRay isn't too far behind
might as well turn off all the graphics settings for more fps by that logic the point of graphics cards is better graphics and RTX achieves that goal
why buy a GPU when GLQuake is the only game that runs on it right?
Sebastian Gutierrez
>might as well turn off all the graphics settings for more fps by that logic This is what people do.
Ryan Gutierrez
>might as well turn off all the graphics settings for more fps by that logic
AMD drones live in endless compromise, they are not rational human beings.
Asher Foster
>RT acceleretors Not on conventional GPUs, standalone accelerators that could (extremely poorly) handle raster yes. Turing is a novel design. And physX is in every Unreal and Unity game period.
Nicholas Anderson
That's what poor amdrones do. It's antithetical to building PCs but most of them are poor kids and third world monkeys who can't buy consoles because their parents think it's bad for them or third world tariffs raise the price 500%
Juan Long
>RTX is the biggest development in graphics since GPU compute
>16c Pushing 300w+ on oc intel is pushing these numbers on way less core my dude
Jose Cox
nobody buys a radeon 7 to get 800 fps in counter strike they buy it to get 60 in high end games at high settings
Angel Walker
PhysX has turned into open source cheap as dirt and does it's job ok physics engine, it didn't start it life as such, it started it life as Physics Acceleration card to run real time cloth and particles. Nvidia bought it out, made it run on their GPUs exclusively and nobody used their tech but like 10 games so they did open source it and now it runs on CPU and GPU acceleration is long forgotten about.
Oliver Gonzalez
thats what Raytracing monglers do. Radeon 7 runs shit at 200fps while your RTX runs at 30
Mason Harris
GPU physx died because CPUs got fast enough that it didn't matter anymore. GPUs will never be fast enough to forget about hardware ray tracing.
William Russell
It's the most "I'm 12 years old and I don't know what I'm talking about" post since /v/tards shilling Gameworks a couple years ago. Also, checked.
Samuel Baker
>now it runs on CPU It always did retard. It was a full package middleware, the acceleration was optional for developers and for people who owned the card.
Levi Rogers
name one single more substantial innovation since GPU compute
Jacob Jackson
Most engines have GPU physics nowadays, Unity and UE4 both use PhysX for both CPU and GPU physics.
Luke Ortiz
Meanwhile for AMD >Performance doesn't matter
Elijah Brown
That's why we have all the features of Physx in all the games, right? You moron. Physx is still best at what it does and no CPU can wrestle with it, nobody just gives enough of a shit to use it.
Liam Hall
What's so special about Battlefield?
Isaac Foster
UE3 also used physx
Connor Cook
It's the shittiest game on that list
Colton Fisher
Basically nobody buys Radeon VII period. And anyone who did exclusively for games (ie, most of the minuscule number who did) made a bad decision if the 2080 was available. The amount of people who are getting the most out of the card is a percent of a percent of total GPU sales. And the amount of attention the shitty card gets on Jow Forums is incommensurate with how unimportant it really is as a crappy "at least we're offering something" flagship. The worst part about it is Navi is supposedly slower than it. So we'll keep having retards posting about how a terrible card nobody IRL cares about is actually great for the foreseeable future.
Bentley Perry
I think DXR is a very interesting technology and in 5-10 more years I expect it to be an industry standard. Real time ray tracing was one of the goals for more than a decade and we finally got there. That being said, the current implementation is rather lacking. The number of titles utilizing DXR is severely limited and the performance hit is usually not worth the effort. The only game where I really liked real time ray tracing (global illumination in this case) was Metro Exodus. However, even without DXR Metro Exodus still has an amazing lighting which begs the question, is global illumination worth the performance hit.