auntjemima
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AMD can beat Nvidia now if they had more access to 7nm process tech, next year will be very interesting, especially if AMD releases earlier than expected their 7nm+ cards which will be an improvement to RNDA (how much is anyone's guess) plus a process improvement. This can be a rather big combine result. Not sure how ready Samsung 7nm EUV, seems to have been in developement forever. Nvidia 12nm huge chips does not equate to same performance with smaller chips, even shrinking down Nvidia Turing Arch would be very huge chips on a 7nm process. Amper will need some more magic I would say to get the size down for good enough yields - now for their Tesla line that would probably not matter. For big Ampere next year - restricted mostly to Tesla, small Amper gamers. I see AMD winning in performance for gamers.
Same fantasy land talk we hear right before any AMD GPU launch. Nvidia is just sitting on tech waiting for AMD to release anything.
Edit: remember when AMD was releasing 7nm and everyone was like OOOOHHHHHH SSSHHIIITTTTT NVIDIA WATCH OUT!"... and then it didn't even meet the performance of Nvidia cards AND THEN Nvidia released MORE cards they didn't even need to AND THEN they just calmly mention "lol, oh yeah, oops, totally forgot, we have 7nm GPUs too lol"?
Classic.