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Dual-Vega GPU card with 32GB HBM2 is aimed at data centre visualisation workloads.
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Dual-Vega GPU card with 32GB HBM2 is aimed at data centre visualisation workloads.
Would love to see a watercooled mainstream version for gaming hit the shelves... seems unlikely at this point though.
With that power consumption, you could dump the heat into your hot water tank to provide domestic hot water! :)
Maybe in a few years, when developers have got to grips with Vulkan/DX12 multi-GPU rendering techniques, this kind of card would be pretty awesome for gaming!Quote:
Originally Posted by Biscuit
fingers crossed!Quote:
Originally Posted by afiretruckMaybe in a few years, when developers have got to grips with Vulkan/DX12 multi-GPU rendering techniques, this kind of card would be pretty awesome for gaming!Quote:
Originally Posted by Biscuit
Oooh, can I say it? I never get to say it...
but, can it play Crysis?
woo hoo :laugh:
Note: I know this is not gamer/consumer card. Thanks
So does this means this one is 2xVega 64 performance? So it should be faster than Titan V.
Is this than the Vega 128 from the rumors?
And AMD said that their next 7nm chip has 1.35 better performance for half the power.
Is this the real reason Nvidia went all out with RTX in the kind of an preemptive "attack"?
Cause AMD actually showed their ray tracing demo like some months ago,but for professionals.
Hmm... things to think about...
ouch 300w nice electric bill lol