Read more.And it looks like AMD is working on at least three Vega SKUs.
Read more.And it looks like AMD is working on at least three Vega SKUs.
Message to AMD:
CAT-THE-FIFTH (04-05-2017),Ozaron (05-05-2017),Phage (05-05-2017),The Hand (04-05-2017)
Fingers Crossed!
Hopefully they will be cheaper that nVidia cards
Give me 1080 performance for sub £400 from a good AIB partner with decent cooler and I'll bite.
so to sum it up, it will be 2x480 performance+, so GTX 1080+, now the price game that will change everything.
I am waiting patiently.. Come on AMD we will Love your VEGA.
Btw will there be mobile gpus or they gonna go the nVidia desktop in laptop route ?
So, tomorrow to sync with prey? It's odd, normally an etailer slips up this close to a launch
Most interesting thing to be will be the comparison back to the Fury X, which has the same 4096 shaders. On pure clockspeed alone it should be ~ 50% faster, but that would only get it into the same ballpark as the plain GTX 1080. So I'll be looking very closely to see how much they've managed to improve the utilisation and IPC...
Wish they'd hurry up. My 570 (GTX, not RX ) is almost as crippled as I am and I need a new monitor to boot
Grab that. Get that. Check it out. Bring that here. Grab anything useful. Take anything good.
going through the numbers in the hexus 1080ti review, it's not a massive ask. Multiplying all the average 4K frame rates of the fury X by 1.5 to represent a 50% faster clocked fury 2, the average delta is only 9%. That is for the founders edition, admittedly
(1080ti led a 50% boosted fury X by 17, 9, -11, 12, 17, 10 % with the results in the same order as the games in the hexus review)
I can't believe we're still speculating after all this time. Until Vega arrives and reviews appear, I'm not listening to any of the 'fake news' that keeps fanboys on both sides dribbling into their pants.
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