My brain reads this as Nvidia10..NV10
My brain reads this as Nvidia10..NV10
My brain reads this as Nvidia10..
My brain reads this as Nvidia10..
The slide is very clear: Navi in 2018 with "Nextgen Memory", after Vega with HBM2:
AMD All But Relinquishes High-End Desktop Graphics In 2018
https://wccftech.com/amd-relinquishes-high-end-desktop-graphics-2018
Navi still based on GCN ?? Whoaw...
Vega's fine, except that it's a year late compared to pascal, is a much larger ASIC (which doesn't really impact users, but does impact AMD), and assuming you rein in its wattage by keeping it in power saving profile.and that (gulp) Navi is going to be "just as bad" as Vega."
The tweaktown article reads like speculative BS using imaginary sources.Anyone seen this?
https://wccftech.com/amd-new-major-gpu-architecture-to-succeed-gcn-by-2020-2021/
https://www.tweaktown.com/news/60760/amd-working-next-gen-gpu-navi-2020-2021/index.html
"Back in October I exclusively reported that AMD would be launching Navi during SIGGRAPH 2018, in July/August this year. At the time everyone else called me crazy and that it wasn't going to launch that early, but now I've got other sources that are backing up my claims and saying that I was right. The first Navi reveal will be a professional card and not a consumer-focused Radeon RX Navi at all, that card will launch in 2019. Then a story on WCCFTech popped up which said that "Navi will be the last GCN-based architecture" and that it will be "succeeded by brand new micro-architecture in 2020/2021 timeframe, execution of GCN successor being led by new RTG leadership". This is interesting, so I reached out to some sources to clarify a few things. First, we have no idea how much the next-gen GPU architecture (post-Navi) was influenced by now ex-RTG boss Raja Koduri (love you, Raja!), who has defected and left for CPU competitor Intel. My sources said that Vega was such a "disaster" (their words, and mine)
and that the RTG team "don't know where they're going forward" and that (gulp) Navi is going to be "just as bad" as Vega."
Binning is being used.disappointing we won't see binning rasterizer or primitive shaders used after AMD made such hullabaloo about them, but I suppose that's life. *sigh* Cards do give pretty nice performance anyway tho.
Oh yeah? We have official confirmation of that now?Binning is being used.
Yeah.We have official confirmation of that now?
Vega's fine, except that it's a year late compared to pascal, is a much larger ASIC (which doesn't really impact users, but does impact AMD), and assuming you rein in its wattage by keeping it in power saving profile.