How could I possibly, not knowing what Anand's actually testing there.Do you want to say Anand may measure something not representative of the actual game?
How could I possibly, not knowing what Anand's actually testing there.Do you want to say Anand may measure something not representative of the actual game?
Looks like 6970 is closer to 5970 than 5870 and 6950 is about 10-20% faster than 5870. All taking as reference the placement of 6870, since its slotted nicely between the 5850 & 5870 and 6850 is slower than the 5850, both are fairly accurate conclusions.
Just trying to keep Mize entertained.
Before the end of the month?
Before the end of the month?
Pretty terrible comparison
我是快乐搬运工,转之ZGC
Cayman有1920SP,30个SIMD Core,并且不会延期发售.官方发布会就在本周
I am happy porter, turn the ZGC
Cayman has 1920SP, 30 个 SIMD Core, and will not be postponed for sale. The official conference for this week
That sounds like right on schedule... oh noes!
Yeah sorry .. I didn't properly reply that, right on schedule it is (and not the 22nd I believe)No, he's just saying that he may be able to share the date before the end of the month
Didnt Charlie beat ya'll by weeks?Ha! I beat chiphell by hours!
Didnt Charlie beat ya'll by weeks?
So if Cayman XT is actually a 30 SIMD part, what about Cayman Pro? 24 SIMDs? Would explain the previous 1536 SP rumors...
Cayman has 1920SP, 30 个 SIMD Core, and will not be postponed for sale. The official conference for this week
That would be 71.4% more computational units than Barts. We don't know clock frequencies, VLIW architecture, memory bandwidth, et cetera, but this offers some nice performance potential.
Uhhh ... let's hope at TI they at least know they are producing the darned thingHowever, the issue is not yields or such, but just too low availability of one specific driver-MOSFET from Texas Instruments, which is "so new there's no info about it available, not even from TI"
Its probable, but AMD in this case would relocate some of those DrMOS from 6800 to 6900. Initial shortages (which are inevitable in any case) are better than postponement of the launch IMO.We know it's VLIW4
On another news, VR-Zone says the cards are indeed delayed, and according to Sampsa one of his non-AMD sources says the same
http://vr-zone.com/articles/amd-rad...age-launch-date-to-be-re-confirmed/10276.html
However, the issue is not yields or such, but just too low availability of one specific driver-MOSFET from Texas Instruments, which is "so new there's no info about it available, not even from TI"
HD6800 uses the same, and apparently there just isn't enough of them at the moment
send out cayman pro but tell reviewers, etc.. it is a cayman xt.
simple smokescreen
Hmm so back to 30 SIMD again. I wonder how credible it is this time...Apparently AMD is well known for initially sending out engineering samples that are underclocked and without all units enabled.