Is English your third or fourth language? Explicitly stated and implied are two very different things.
Furthermore, I'm not the one who implied that in the first place, it has been implied hundreds of times by mainstream news outlets everywhere.
Meanwhile, you all are treating Twitter kiddie...
So elementary English it is-
"AMD never publicly stated that"
Means something entirely different than
"You made that up"
In no way are they remotely close. Considering you all have so much faith in the Tweets of some kid who keeps contradicting himself, it is odd that you take such exception...
https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/games-support-nvidia-ray-tracing/
10? WoW, Minecraft and Cyberpunk are all pretty high profile too. It's not remotely close to being the majority of games, but a couple dozen isn't finger counting for any person I've ever met.
NVidia uses DXR for ray...
Not in any way shape or form. You know who dictates how much paper towels cost? Proctor&Gamble. They make Bounty, they dictate the price- *every single competitor* responds to those prices. When the price of Bounty goes up, within a few months all the others will follow suit. If the price goes...
That isn't how it ends up working though. If nVidia has a $1500 card up top, and a $1k card second and then their third card is $700- AMD might launch at $650(if that's where they are competitive). If nVidia launches at $1k, $750 and $600 AMD won't be launching at $650.
NVidia does dictate...
https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/amd-nvidia-killer-gpu-validation/
If anyone else claims I made that up I will link a hundred or so sites calling it that before I ever mentioned the term.
One anonymous tweet says Samsung 8nm and you all treat it as the holy grail, hundreds of references...
"NVidia killer"
I don't work for AMD, so I'm not sure why you think I made that claim. They did not call it nVidia competitor or nVidia beater, they call it a nVidia killer, but you think being competitive somehow makes it a killer? Really?
I think 20% is a very low bar for a "killer".
"NVidia killer" or bust. 20% faster across the board for AMD, is the only option, all of their credibility is tied up on this point. Every bit of hype, all of the viral efforts, everything comes down to this. The credibility of all their hard-working .... fans.... is all tied up on this point...
That wasn't a full node drop and the 200mm part was $249 in "full" mode- also, I don't recall people being overly excited about the non Ti when it came out and the launch MSRP of the 1080 was $600(still was a bad deal). To be fair, in retrospect every card that generation was wildly under priced...
Highly unlikely to be anything unless a developer goes out of their way to make it an issue(Crytek). There are only a few edge cases where 6GB cards struggle and people on these forums were saying they were dumb to buy years ago(in any situation where it has the power to use the setting, the RAM...
I have the display, a LG B9, and fill in card until the 30 series hits, 2060, but like others have mentioned, we don't have the outputs to really use it yet.
Slower paced games, ie- DQXI I run 4k 60Hz, anything else gets 1440p 120Hz. This display has GSync support so that helps with the fill in...
Most of the higher end TVs you will see rated highly for your uses are VA panels, the lower priced options are likely going to be IPS- which is what you almost certainly want. Outside of OLED IPS panels have the best viewing angles which from the distances you are talking about is likely to be a...
If it's using GA102 then how many parts are there- ie is there going to be a 3090/Titan, 3080Ti and a 3080 or will there just be 3090/3080?
If it's three tier we could see 384/352/320 or perhaps 384/320 but with different speeds?
Some of the rumors are saying the 70Ti will be coming back too...
The Ti is going to be much smaller this generation. Between the backlash over the pricing for last generation and the hype surrounding the AMD launch I'd expect nVidia to be a bit more aggressive with pricing.
Also keep in mind that the current Ti has a msrp of $999- the inflated prices we are...
I think what he's saying, and I'm half expecting it, is that the Titan will be renamed to 3090 and it will take over the halo position for consumer cards. If the rumors about the 3090 having 24GB of RAM are true this would make sense.
If they do that, I'd expect the pricing to be adjusted down...
Certainly.
The latest rumor about RDNA2 has to be some ploy, or just flat out BS, to get nVidia to sleep at the wheel, 20% faster than 2080Ti would be a catastrophic failure. I'm not nearly as high on AMD's prospects as others but fourth tier performance after all this hype? Can't be that bad.
You never replied. There is an ignore feature for everyone saying reading is too hard.
Edit- Dropping further "reading is too hard" commenters into ignore for a few years.
9,000 posts over the course of 21 years is living on a forum....
This is a tech forum, why would it matter who posted areal density figures as long as they were accurate? Explain why that would matter.
If I quoted someone out of context, which I haven't seen so much as implied, I'll correct...
Read the thread.
Anyone who is too lazy to read the thread they are posting in please put me on ignore. If I wanted to partake in sound bite stupidity I'd go the Twitter route.
Reading a thread and having a decent conversation isn't done by focusing on the person talking, but the merit of the...
This is a tech forum, not Twitter. If you read the actual discussion, why do you need headers for who said what? Furthermore, why should it EVER matter who made the statement?
The contrarian tribalistic mentality so frequently displayed on these forums would be significantly abated if every...
If we assume you are correct, the 2060 is actively using about 8B transistors which with that density level would be fractionally larger than the 1650 is right now. Honestly I'm expecting a bit better density then that even on the low end parts on SS 8nm, but even assuming you are right that...
The 2060 Super exists. 2060 is a third tier part off of that die.
Math doesn't change because you are happy with something, and what does RDNA2 have to do with how the 3050 will compare to the 2060....?
Yes, it is, by definition.
If AMD builds one chip with a huge cache amount and another...
A full node is 0.7, half node 0.9- the transition in areal density actually exceeded a full node drop by a reasonable margin going from Vega to RDNA. I think that's what's throwing you off.
10.3B- 251mm 41M per mm
12.5B- 495mm 25M per mm
That's 0.64
A node and then another half node is 0.63 as...
The TU106 in 2060 form is the TU106 chip with parts disabled and lowered power targets, your estimation for die size is one based on matching the x70 tier, not the x60 tier.
If we take into consideration the disabled die space combined with a full node drop we end up with a die size roughly...
A die shrunk 2060 with a moderate clock speed bump would check all the boxes necessary. As far as die size, the 1650 is 200mm squared, the 950 was just under 230 mm squared.
Just because we saw obscenely expensive small die parts this generation from one vendor, it doesn't mean that trend will...
Does anyone think it's unreasonable for the 3050 to at least match the 2060 in rasterization? Is it safe to assume the Ampere parts will be better at ray tracing than the Turing parts?
If the 3050 doesn't beat the 2060 in ray tracing I would consider it a disappointment. Also, I wouldn't expect...
Not seeing any comparisons to a competitors product there, personally I do view that as very different.
If Intel says 30% faster than the previous Xeon it's markedly different than claiming 30% faster than Epyc. In the cases where they compare to their own product they tend to have some cherry...
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As stated previously I type quotes out, I reply to points, not people. The rest of your post.... This is a tech forum. The 1650 is not better than the 2080ti, the 570 is not better than the 5700xt.
"Poor Volta" was wildly dishonest hype. You want too bring up dishonest...
I buy what makes sense, 12nm offered a very small increase for a new node so I was going to wait for big 7nm parts which is what I'm doing.
It's going into a 3800x system(that would be AMD)- if AMD can shock me and best nVidia, mainly in RT performance, I'd have no problems going all red for...
https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2019-07-17-amd-radeon-rx-5700-xt-benchmarks-1080p-1440p-4k-7001
The 5700xt fails to hit 60 minimum in Metro at 1080p without ray tracing(but oddly does at 1440). BFV the 5700 fails to hit 60 minimum at 1080p- are you going to claim that the 5700...
https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2019-07-02-nvidia-geforce-rtx-2060-super-rtx-2070-super-review?page=2
In synthetic tests, then you get actual games and the 2060 is hitting 60.
Because more than half of this thread is filled with people basing their predictions off of what...
Your sources have proven to be hilariously wrong on every single point, you keep choosing to ignore how far off what they say now is to what they were saying mere months ago and it goes *way* beyond moving the goalposts, you've changed the freaking sport multiple times.
No consumer Ampere-...
So all these rumors you all have been quoting says the 3080ti is a 375 watt part. We see benchmarks showing an upcoming GPU from nVidia roughly 30% faster than the 2080ti and most of the people in this thread say that had to be the 3080ti, not the 3080.
Now the same rumor chain says that is a...
Given how long he kept this last rig, is being "good enough" really what we should be recommending? I get what you are trying to say, but 2028 is a long ways off.
I don't remove the quote header, I manually type the quotes out. I do things that way because I don't care who posts, I only care about the message.
They have a term for people who think because something happened it can never happen again, they are called morons. Did you mean to type...
So which set of rumors are you talking about?
Have you actually considered that your source said that there would be no consumer Ampere this year and it was going to be on SS7nm, then it had to be completely redone and swapped to SS8nm and all of a sudden it's coming two quarters sooner...
Legit question, are you a teenager? I'm asking because that statement is comical if you are old enough to remember S3, Matrox, Intel(used to make discrete), Rendition, SGi and many others including 3Dfx. If there were a graveyard for dead graphics companies they'd have a lot of "nVidia was here"...
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