AMD: Navi Speculation, Rumours and Discussion [2019-2020]

Samsung *claims* many things.
Not all of them are real (like at all).

 

And it would be rather concerning to their investors if they announced something but then couldn't match the clocks by a whopping 33%.

I hope you understand that it's really hard to take your statements seriously if this is all you're willing to say.


It's all a lie, people have told me.
- anonymous internet user

 

You're not supposed to.
Just keep it in mind and don't make a surprised face when 3.2/2.8Gbps parts never materialize in vendor sheets or shipping products.

There are about a bazillion ways to claim shipping for revenue while being featured in 0 HVM products.
C'mon, this is business.

 

But what if everyone (Samsung, SK-Hynix, GloFo) claim they are about to start pushing fast/dense HBM2 into the market? Gamers may get by with current bandwidth, but the rest of us need bandwidth doubled yesterday.

 

A real beast of a gpu.

 

From @PSman1700 tweet:

 

Bandwidth doesn’t add up. That would require 4Gb/s chips which aren’t a thing yet.

 

And obviously it is RDNA2.

Bingo.
People aren't even trying anymore.

 

Samsung says Ice Bolt will be able to, of course not today.

 

Wasn't there someone here claiming there won't be any HBM2E above 2.4Gbps in 2020?

BTW, the GPUs codenamed D3231x appeared in South Korea's RRA certification 4 days ago:

https://wccftech.com/a-family-of-am...fication-is-this-the-radeon-5950-xt-big-navi/

Sounds like AMD will be using the RX5000 family for RT enabled graphics cards.
Which seems a bit of a mistake to me, to be honest.

 

Yeah, hence why this is bullshit.

 

Well if it's bullshit then it's a really elaborate bullshit, since they even got the GPU codename right.

 

It was posted on Twitter bruh

 

... Like so many other leaks?

 

No, the codes.
They were posted on Twitter.

Why would I?
I'm not trying to persuade anyone.

 

The codenames from the RRA certification appeared on the RRA website..