Even if AMD themselfs confirm that the consoles will be on 7nm, there's still people speculating it will be 5nm.
Hidden sauce dreams of nonsense mostly.
Even if AMD themselfs confirm that the consoles will be on 7nm, there's still people speculating it will be 5nm.
After XO's 2nd secret GPU believers were sent reeling after Phil Spencer confirmed there was no 2nd secret gpu the believers regained their footing after their messiah MrX stated that it was a clever twist of words on Phil's part and that it really was a secret 3D stacked silicon layer filled with additional shader cores and GPU cache that enormously enhanced the existing GPU.Even if AMD themselfs confirm that the consoles will be on 7nm, there's still people speculating it will be 5nm.
After XO's 2nd secret GPU believers were sent reeling after Phil Spencer confirmed there was no 2nd secret gpu the believers regained their footing after their messiah MrX stated that it was a clever twist of words on Phil's part and that it really was a secret 3D stacked silicon layer filled with additional shader cores and GPU cache that enormously enhanced the existing GPU.
There's some fudge room on 7nm+, but yes, generally agree. At least it will likely be 7P, which is a 5% boost.Even if AMD themselfs confirm that the consoles will be on 7nm, there's still people speculating it will be 5nm.
The safest bet is that they won’t have hardware RT when both Sony and MS have officially said that they are using hardware accelerated RT?Safest bet is both ps5 and scarlett won't have hardware rt (yeah, the 5nm stuff was speculation). I emailed Tom Warren. He won't respond.
I came across this:
Renoir is a complex chip die????
Safest bet is both ps5 and scarlett won't have hardware rt (yeah, the 5nm stuff was speculation). I emailed Tom Warren. He won't respond.
I came across this:
Renoir is a complex chip die????
And directly from MS's Scarlett video at E3:The description of the gpu in project scarlett
According to
https://community.amd.com/community/gaming/blog/2019/06/09/amd-powers-microsoft-project-scarlett
a "Navi" GPU based on next-generation Radeon™ RDNA gaming architecture including hardware-accelerated raytracing
and
http://ir.amd.com/news-releases/new...reports-second-quarter-2019-financial-results
a next generation GPU based on the Radeon RDNA gaming architecture including hardware-accelerated ray tracing
Leveraging the latest Zen 2 and Navi technology from our partners at AMD.
The description of the gpu in project scarlett
According to
https://community.amd.com/community/gaming/blog/2019/06/09/amd-powers-microsoft-project-scarlett
a "Navi" GPU based on next-generation Radeon™ RDNA gaming architecture including hardware-accelerated raytracing
and
http://ir.amd.com/news-releases/new...reports-second-quarter-2019-financial-results
a next generation GPU based on the Radeon RDNA gaming architecture including hardware-accelerated ray tracing
They don't say the same thing. Why is that?
The difference is negligible. Both say it's an RDNA GPU with hardware RT.Why is it that they aren't phrased identically?
The difference is negligible. Both say it's an RDNA GPU with hardware RT.
And huge losses on software.An early launch with small quantities of something really extraordinary (even expensive) may really create a crazy hype.....
This is where GPU-accelerated software ray tracing comes in.
No. Hardware accelerated ray-tracing has hardware dedicated to the task of accelerating ray-tracing beyond what can be achieved without that hardware.
Your link even makes the distinction, calling RT on GPU (compute)...