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And the firm is aiming to hard launch before the end of Q1 this year.
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And the firm is aiming to hard launch before the end of Q1 this year.
So the 17th of Jan has morphed to Q1?
Do we reckon this could spur on Intel to scrap their whole K scheme? I bought into a K processor, because I want to be able to overclock my components, but I'd much rather not have to pay a premium for this.
I know someone that is purposely waiting for these CPUs instead of investing into Intel, for that exact reason.
Unless AMD really release a beast that costs very little, I doubt Intel will change how they sell CPUs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoonigan
and another delay for AMD? It's not like they are putting any pressure on Intel.
Looks like it, though I'm thinking there will be a combined launch with Vega cards and maybe even combined special offers.Quote:
Originally Posted by AGTDenton
Doubt it.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Hand
Vega will come afterwards. While the engineering for Vega is most likely finished (the hardware part, but the driver team will use the delayed launch to optimise their drives as it appears that Vega and NCU are a big change from previous GCN designs), AMD most likely doesn't have manpower to launch two products at the same time and Zen will take priority.
Vega was quoted as "H1" at CES. I was watching Linus with the Vega cards last night and was a bit amazed by that revelation. First time I'd seen a video of a full AMD Ryzen and Vega PC with the side off.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Hand
Lets assume H1 = June then there's no wonder Nvidia didn't rush out the 1080Ti. And by the time Vega comes out the 11 series cards will practically be in boxes, ready to go.
To be fair that date was only ever a rumor.Quote:
Originally Posted by AGTDenton
Vega in H1? Oh well.. but when AMD launches Vega, it might still make sense to have a good combo deal with a RyZen chip and maybe a AM4 board too? If the high end Vega proves to be a bit better than a 1080 but slower than a 1080 Ti, it could be a good way of gaining marketshare on cpu and gpu fronts at the high end. Just a thought really.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andy14
I'm sure there won't be any technical advantage to doing so, but no doubt retailers and even AMD would see the marketing potential of such a combo deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Hand
...and still no word on ECC support. Bah!
Wonder if we can force the issue. Time to hit Twitter? It might not be set in stone yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by azrael-
I would be very surprised if AMD didn't support ECC, they have been pretty good with that in the past (at least non-Registered)
Time to get a Twitter account? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by DanceswithUnix
No Twitter, no Facebook, Google+, Instagram etc etc etc. NEVER. Unless you're in marketing or something forward facing, 80% of companies check for this in USA. In my career they don't seem impressed by people having ANY of these...LOL. I always get a grin when I say "those words are not part of my vocab sir and I don't bring a cell phone in to work" :) Avg US worker spends something like 3hrs on personal email a day and under 4hrs on work..ROFL. I'm thinking much of that is facebook/reddit etc considering data that has come out on all of them for "workers". Can you even call yourself a "WORKER" these days if you spend as much time doing your own crap as you do actual WORK?...I digress. You should be fired for having any of them, or bringing a cell to work (if not NEEDED for work). My family knows not to call me at work unless they're dying. :)
But hey, do what you can DanceswithUnix :) I'm guessing chips are in stone if they're getting them on the shelf in Feb/March. Likely many models already going into boxes today as the binning goes on. It will take a week or two to get them to whatever shelf they are headed to also, so again probably a lot of boxing etc going on already. IF actual PC's are getting launches too, then again they already have them and are starting production of systems for launch by now or maybe shortly as chips show up at their doorsteps.
I used to be a amd boy but went intel for the last 10 years or so ........
From what I've read so far I might be going back to AMD price dependant