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Do you think a 2070 Super - 2080 level GPU is very powerful? I think it is.
Periodic reminder: a 9 TFLOP RDNA1 GPU will never be as computationally powerful as a RTX 2070 Super, let alone a RTX 2080.
The Turing GPUs have concurrent processing of INT32 through the presence of dedicated INT ALUs. A RTX 2070 Super does 9 TFLOPs FP32 + 9 TIOPs INT32.
Game engines can use INT32 in up to 33% of their instructions.
RDNA1 GPUs need to promote all INT32 variables to FP32 and use their FP32 ALUs.
Point being: a 9 TFLOPs Navi 10 is a midrange solution that will not be computationally competitive to a 9 TFLOPs Turing.
It can only compete in bandwidth and fillrate limited scenarios.
If "squeezed" well enough, a Turing GPU will surpass a RDNA1 GPU with similar FP32 throughput by a large margin, and experienced devs should be able to see through it.
Unless you pay attention to the details:Nice but not relevant [emoji1]
- 1 TB storage
- Logo for the Decima Engine (Guerrilla's engine used in Killzone Shadow Fall, Horizon: Zero Dawn and Death Stranding)
Only if you assume the 5700 XT isn't a balanced GPU and it's substantially bottlenecked by fillrate performance.5700 XT is 9tf game clock 1755mhz. I think 2ghz 9.216 TF is a tier above the 5700 XT.