If the 9970 sightly outperforms Titan at 20nm, then VI will be a great fail, unless they have better perf/watt(or/and perf/mm²) than Maxwell and have Crossfire totally fixed and scaling better this time.
It really all depends how it will be priced.
If the 9970 sightly outperforms Titan at 20nm, then VI will be a great fail, unless they have better perf/watt(or/and perf/mm²) than Maxwell and have Crossfire totally fixed and scaling better this time.
Seems like less than $600:
http://www.fudzilla.com/home/item/32199-amd-hawaii-will-be-priced-below-us-$600
If the 9970 sightly outperforms Titan at 20nm, then VI will be a great fail, unless they have better perf/watt(or/and perf/mm²) than Maxwell and have Crossfire totally fixed and scaling better this time.
Any news on 28nm vs 20nm btw?
Called it!
Pretty excited now, maxing games out at 4480*1080 with a single card is finally an option!
Uh...what? Lol no way.
Specs says 20nm, TSMC news says 28nm. No idea how that much extra could be crammed into essentially the same TDP on 28nm... still can't confirm though :hmm:
I play crysis 1 with an "ultra config" @ 8000x2000 + fxaa on a 7950 ~10-15 FPS. It's def possible for 4000x1000 probably @ 30 FPS
~2900 SPs@900 MHz are definitely possible, look at Quadro K6000. If the specs lead you to believe it's 20nm, then it must be even more SP than that.
Are you under NDA? If not, why don't you just tell us?
Fitting >30% more at the same/lower power envelope is impressive no matter which way you slice it. More than just process maturity impressive.
Not going to spill the beans, just giving hints ()
Tahiti XT has pretty high voltages. To make a GPU wider and clock it lower can improve efficiency quite a bit. Tahiti (XT) is the weakest of all GCN-GPUs in terms of perf/W (in games). From that perspective, I think it's only natural if efficiency goes up significantly.
Well, BF4 will turn 2gb cards into useless trash for 1080p if you want maxed 4xAA, so I will be in for an upgrade. Maybe i'll go red this time. Once again, thanks Nvidia for the ram gimp. Nvidia forces upgrades too early with gimped ram. This time they forced me to the other side.
Fitting >30% more at the same/lower power envelope is impressive no matter which way you slice it. More than just process maturity impressive. Not going to spill the beans, just giving hints ()
Hawaii doesn't have voltages that are much better from what I have seen. Clocks are not significantly lower either. XT2 is obviously pushed way past the point of efficiency, but even XT is left in the dust. Pitcairn too.
Malta -> 8192 GFlops/256 GTexels/64 GPixels/~$650
Maui -> 8064 GFlops/252 GTexels/67.2 GPixels/~$600
3840/240/64/512 8064 GFlops/252 GTexels/67.2 GPixels/~$600
Seems like you and sushiwarrior have quite conflicting information
One of you is wrong, but who?