So.... Nvidia/Rubin doesn't do chiplets until 2028 at least.
Do we have any idea what sort of design MI400 and it's successor have? Is MI400 the same as 300 but just with new GPU chiplets? Or is it even bigger? Cuz MI300 isn't that big, compared to Blackwell.
Sooo 5070 = 4070S to 4070 Ti. With the same 12 GB of VRAM. Smaller die, so Jensen can get more snake skin on his jacket.
The 9070XT is going to slaughter it in value. 9070 should be ahead too but not sure by how much.
If gaymers don't buy AMD this gen, nothing will make them switch.
N31 overall has a density of 110 MTr/mm^2. Comparing to just the N31 GCD on 5 nm, N48 has the same density (150 MTr/mm^2). But the GCD doesn't have infinity cache, memory controller, etc. This would suggest that the density improvements are quite dramatic, presumably for logic, given only minor...
https://videocardz.com/pixel/amd-navi-48-rdna4-gpu-has-53-9-billion-transistors-more-than-nvidia-gb203
Die size confirmed to be 357 mm^2. So density is indeed 150 MTr/mm^2. And 64 MB of infinity cache.
I know someone who bought a 4090 at launch for 1600$ and sold it on eBay the other day for 1800$ after using for 2 years.
He managed to get a 5090 at launch for 2700$ (with tax).
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