Recent content by Konan65

Well looking at the X Box Series X 315W PSU, the power supply is nominally 255W (12V main output) + 60W (others). So with the caliber rated at about 255W and the actual operating power consumption at about 140W (multiplied by the efficiency of DC-DC (usually about 80%))... gets us to about 120W...

The 80 CU's.... (not me) but it is getting some discussion on Chiphell https://www.chiphell.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=2257320&extra=page%3D1%26filter%3Dtypeid%26typeid%3D223

My question is around the cost. If NV are doing so much in house..... is AMD paying MS for something similar to DLSS? License fee's?? MS doesn't do free or for the good of their heart.

@Bondrewd Kinda like these targets heard ;) Navi 23 - 150W = 2080S +5-10% perf. Navi 22 - 225W = 2080Ti ~+15% perf. Navi 21 - 275W = 2080Ti. ~+40% perf.

What is the math thinking on that? Wouldn't it be higher that 300W?

No confirmed, we'll have to wait to Sept 1 for that. AIC 20GB + 10GB variants | Founders just 10GB PG132-SKU20 is RTX 3080 20G from AIC

Apparently the 20GB model will be for card partners with the founders edition just with 10GB on the 3080.

The original source (Wjm47196 ) denied/debunked the 384bit bus comment, so doesn't look likely.

Moore's Law is Dead update video - GA102 has apparently 384-bit Bus Width | 5376 CUDA Cores | 230W | 18gbps and boosts 2.2GHz +. 864GB/s bandwidth (40% more that 2080Ti) | Overall performance 50% faster than 2080 Ti

Nvidia's gaming revenue is way down quarter on quarter and consensus is that is related to those high prices for original RTX if not as mentioned earlier for folks on the fence but didn't buy. The (S) cards give no reason to buy a Radeon 7 for gaming and damper AMD's Navi for sure. What sucks is...

I'm assuming this is for pro market and no plans of consumer variants if at all?

Sounds like fairy tales and nonsense dreams. A sub 10% yield for both Navi and Vega? and a 6 month turnaround for the AIB's... nah don't think so.

Isn’t TSMC 7nm pretty much similar to Intel 10nm and should we be thinking of it more like that ?

I’m wondering if Turing inherits Volta’s approach on thread scheduling in a Warp. With Volta having each thread with its own execution state, the GPU can switch back and forth between thread groups whenever it needs to in order to maximize efficiency. Then the GPU program can sync up later to...