AMD: RDNA 3 Speculation, Rumours and Discussion

[Bondrewd]

Let's see if anyone will notice anything this time at least.

Ah no AMD still isn't planning on selling their dGPs, the market is too sour and it'll tank their corporate margin.
But on paper they're the best ever been!

 

[DavidGraham]

The leakers "who knew" like Kepler, also told in some posts that top cards cards are quite close in pure performance (in a 10% range)

Kepler doesn't know much, he is just guessing based on past trends during the last gen, you know the gen where AMD pretended RT doesn't exist, he also claims the 4090 is way above the 7900XT, then added two imaginary AMD cards 7950 and 79703D to match the upcoming 4090Ti?!

In short, no, not even close to reality.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1555418894902317056

 

[Leoneazzurro5]

Kepler doesn't know much, he is just guessing based on past trends during the last gen, you know the gen where AMD pretended RT doesn't exist, he also claims the 4090 is way above the 7900XT, then added two imaginary AMD cards 7950 and 79703D to match the upcoming 4090Ti?!

In short, no, not even close to reality.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1555418894902317056

Lol

 

[Leoneazzurro5]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1571141153998917633

It seems there are some improvements in RT management in RDNA3

 

[madhatter]

then added two imaginary AMD cards 7950 and 79703D to match the upcoming 4090Ti?!

Why do you think they're imaginary? They won't necessarily be called that and I don't know if they'll match a 4090Ti, but Angstronomics claimed that there would be a variant with 3D stacked MCDs and all of their articles so far have been correct. They also got the reference card design right before AMD officially unveiled it:

The reference card appears to have an updated 3-fan design that is slightly taller than the previous generation, with a distinctive 3 red stripe accent on a section of the heatsink fins near the dual 8-pin connectors.

 

[Leoneazzurro5]

November 3 launch

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1572208858252156928

 

[Pinstripe]

Wow, that's earlier than I thought. Announcement and Whitepaper must be in October then, I presume?

 

[Leoneazzurro5]

Wow, that's earlier than I thought. Announcement and Whitepaper must be in October then, I presume?

The tweet says that there will be more details soon, so it's possible we will get a beefy tease before the 3rd November event.

 

[DegustatoR]

Wow, that's earlier than I thought. Announcement and Whitepaper must be in October then, I presume?

I'm reading this as an announcement on Nov 3rd with reviews and sales coming in the next couple of weeks.

 

[trinibwoy]

Yeah launch hasn’t meant “launch” for many years now.

 

[davis.anthony]

How can they claim leader in perf/watt when a 3090 with 350W runs circle around a 6950XT with 335W? Using outdated games without raytracing is basically the Nokia moment from then.

BTW: Lovelace will be nearly twice as efficient. How exactly can AMD think this blog post is good marketing for them?!

What?

You and I have a very different opinion of what "runs circle around" means

 

[Bondrewd]

What?

You and I have a very different opinion of what "runs circle around" means

This place is infested with silly greenies.
Don't ever try to argue with them.

 

[PSman1700]

This place is infested with silly greenies.
Don't ever try to argue with them.

Playstationers too, whom never intend to game on the platform to begin with.

 

[troyan]

What?

You and I have a very different opinion of what "runs circle around" means

50% faster in Control and Metro Exodus: https://www.sweclockers.com/test/34253-radeon-rx-6950-xt-och-radeon-rx-6750-xt-fran-sapphire/7
56% faster in Cyberpunk, 54% in Doom Eternal, 64% in Dying Light 2, 30% in F1 21, 0% in Farcry 6, 38% in Ghostwire, 56% in Guardians, 42% in Metro Exodus EE and 46% faster in Riftbreaker: https://www.pcgameshardware.de/Rade...650-XT-Test-Benchmark-Vergleich-1394222/2/#a3 - section Raytracing.

 

[davis.anthony]

50% faster in Control and Metro Exodus: https://www.sweclockers.com/test/34253-radeon-rx-6950-xt-och-radeon-rx-6750-xt-fran-sapphire/7
56% faster in Cyberpunk, 54% in Doom Eternal, 64% in Dying Light 2, 30% in F1 21, 0% in Farcry 6, 38% in Ghostwire, 56% in Guardians, 42% in Metro Exodus EE and 46% faster in Riftbreaker: https://www.pcgameshardware.de/Rade...650-XT-Test-Benchmark-Vergleich-1394222/2/#a3 - section Raytracing.

That's not what you said.

 

[troyan]

It is what i meant. Pure rasterizing performance is equal, but i dont pay $1000€ to disable raytracing in three years old games. And the 6950XT was released 18 months after the 3090.

 

[Silent_Buddha]

It is what i meant. Pure rasterizing performance is equal, but i dont pay $1000€ to disable raytracing in three years old games. And the 6950XT was released 18 months after the 3090.

Same, and that's what I'd be doing with the 3090 also. Hence why I wasn't even remotely interested in either the 3090 or 6900XT or 6950XT.

Regards,
SB

 

[Newguy]

If AMD can get to Ampere level RT and have a >=1.25x raster perf/w advantage with RDNA3 vs Ada, which looks to be possible with the limited info we have, it could be a very interesting gen and especially so for laptops. Dragon range + RDNA3 could be killer

 

[davis.anthony]

but i dont pay $1000€ to disable raytracing in three years old games. And the 6950XT was released 18 months after the 3090.

Unless you're playing at 1080p then you are disabling RT in some games if you want at least 60fps, even with a 3090.

 

[DegustatoR]

Unless you're playing at 1080p then you are disabling RT in some games if you want at least 60fps, even with a 3090.

You really don't. I've played most games with RT in 4K(+DLSS sometimes) on a 3080 and they all ran fine at 60+.