Doom and gloom for the red team, quoting from the fudzilla piece http://news.softpedia.com/news/AMD-...t-Faster-Than-GTX-480-Rumors-Say-171298.shtml
3dmark vantage the 570 does quite a bit better than the 480
3Dmark11 is the new baseline.
Vantage is old.
Doom and gloom for the red team, quoting from the fudzilla piece http://news.softpedia.com/news/AMD-...t-Faster-Than-GTX-480-Rumors-Say-171298.shtml
Doom and gloom for the red team, quoting from the fudzilla piece http://news.softpedia.com/news/AMD-...t-Faster-Than-GTX-480-Rumors-Say-171298.shtml
So people have these cards.
For F*c& sake, leak already!
A qoute from someone who actually has the cards.
No clue about his background, so how does one know he has em?
It might be the biggest change since R600. I think it's at least equivalent in magnitude to RV770's change.It will be different architecture to Cypress
I'm really hoping that a new version of Stream Kernel Analyzer or GPU Shader Analyzer will appear with Cayman support - making it easy to investigate the performance of the revised ALUs.and that alone is enough to make me happily test it, analyse data, spent endless hours tweaking things, checking new AA modes, AF settings, etc. In other words - Merry Christmas for me!
It had better return with a vengeance.More on topic:
Doesn't heard anything about SidePort lately, will it be reintroduced with Cayman or it is a dead project?
Plenty of speculation on that topic if you care to rummage. I wonder how Mintmaster's tessellation experiments are coming alongAlso I would like to know more about Off Chip Buffer for Tesselation but that probably will need to wait till launch ...
I have mixed thoughts about the possibility that the L2<->L1 architecture is revamped: have my fingers crossed but actually think it'll still fall short of Fermi.
I still guess that Cayman is ~70% faster than Cypress in games, for what it's worth