Intel ARC GPUs, Xe Architecture for dGPUs

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  1. Kaotik

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    Intel has specifically said that Xe includes parts from Gen-architectures
     
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    That was my understanding as well until the AdoredTV piece.
     
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    Intel has been hyping that they will have a discrete gpu card in 2020 like forever for them not to release anything will clearly show that all that hype was just that hype.
     
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    Has AdoredTV ever earned any credibility? Has he had any actual leaks, ever (not counting those coming from the usual suspects like VideoCardz, WCCFTech etc)
     
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  5. I stopped following him after Navi came out pretty different from his "leaks". He also had Renoir with something like 18CUs IIRC.
     
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    So basically it's just noise?
     
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    Even his „leaks“ related to Ryzen 3000 specifications were completely off. I have no idea, how he got so large audience.
     
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    Uh ? The specs were right but the prices were off, no ? And he was one of the first talking about chiplets if I'm correct.

    I believe he has sources, but sometimes he overinterpret things.
     
  9. Or he put too much trust on these new sources who told him about Navi, bringing his credibility down.
    Regardless, at the moment there doesn't seem to be a lot of people still giving him much importance.
     
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    About Navi, I didn't watch all the videos, but I remember him saying (well, amd sources were saying) that it was a too hot and too power angry, so they wouldn't be able to compete at high end again, which was true in the end.
     
  11. Yes, but the list with specs, prices and names he showed over and over again in late 2018 / early 2019 were completely off.

    Then after being completely proven wrong, instead of just saying "look I'm sorry I trusted this source too much and I'll try to correct this in the future", he went on endless mental gymnastics to show how under some over-the-top perspective he was right all along.
    That made it for me.

    EDIT: This list.

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    Aaaah, I didn't see that, indeed it was off :D Yeah he goes crazy sometime. He did the same thing with 16 cores ryzen. He was kind of right, but the timing was off, and still he can't handle some criticism.
     
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    Prices are wrong, release dates are wrong, TDPs are mostly wrong, boost clocks are wrong, base clocks are wrong, some name are ok (seems to be a guess based on Ryzen 1000/2000 series). Relation between names and core-configs is also wrong. Educated guess would be closer to real specs. Even WCCFTech, which hasn't a very good reputation here, had better leaks.
     
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    Look can we just sum these leaks as:

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    I think this bit is funny, because in my eyes he completely underestimated Navi's performance in the end products.
    The 5700 with "only" 36 compute units performs better than a Vega 64 most of the time.
    And the 5700 XT with 40 CU is on par with the Vega VII.
     
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    Soo, anyone wanna take a shot at die size? :runaway:
    (also which Xe GPU is it?)
     
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    Hey, thats me :)
     
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    Sounds beefy, 500watts.
     
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    Sounds like Intel took the easy and cheap way out, multi die GPU means it's consumer variant will have terrible gaming performance, especially that it needs very high skill in writing drivers.

    The multi die strategy will meet much more success in compute or AI, though at 500 watts it seems their architecture have terrible efficiency.
     
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