Brackle
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Who cares about RDNA2 imo. I am more interested for Zen 3!!!
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Meh i wouldn't call it bullshit. I want to stable package. Aleast we have a date. Expect plenty of leaks now, nothing stopping that.The tweet was literally for that. Wait until we talk to you in October. AMD is on some bullshit.
I feel that's too late to counter Nvidia. Everyone that was waiting will just get an Nvidia card unless they show something before 3000 series launch.
I feel that's too late to counter Nvidia. Everyone that was waiting will just get an Nvidia card unless they show something before 3000 series launch.
I feel that's too late to counter Nvidia. Everyone that was waiting will just get an Nvidia card unless they show something before 3000 series launch.
I've seen allusions to Nvidia's yields, but it's not like AMD isn't under their own pressure at TSMC, right? High-end GPUs are large and require quite a bit of connectivity for wide memory channels, system links, and power.Given nvidia is likely to have low inventory until next year and AMD likely having decent inventory given yields at TSMC.
I've seen allusions to Nvidia's yields, but it's not like AMD isn't under their own pressure at TSMC, right? High-end GPUs are large and require quite a bit of connectivity for wide memory channels, system links, and power.
And if AMD is trying to get Zen 3 out of TSMC at the same time, they may be throttling their own production to favor what they consider to be the more important product. Could be either, but I'd expect AMD to be prioritizing Zen 3 while Intel is playing catch up in a number of markets, versus Nvidia who continues to dominate the discrete GPU market, and appears to have decided to be aggressive with their pricing right out of the gate this generation.
I've seen allusions to Nvidia's yields, but it's not like AMD isn't under their own pressure at TSMC, right? High-end GPUs are large and require quite a bit of connectivity for wide memory channels, system links, and power.
And if AMD is trying to get Zen 3 out of TSMC at the same time, they may be throttling their own production to favor what they consider to be the more important product. Could be either, but I'd expect AMD to be prioritizing Zen 3 while Intel is playing catch up in a number of markets, versus Nvidia who continues to dominate the discrete GPU market, and appears to have decided to be aggressive with their pricing right out of the gate this generation.
I agree a month doesn't matter for either as both initial production runs will both sell out. Nvidia probably be done in first day and probably AMD. At worst for AMD a few days. The delay between major gpu releases means a lot of people been waiting to upgrade.
Nvidia has to provide upgrades to 80% of the market...that's hard to do. AMD provides upgrades to 20% of the market. The fact AMD runs out of inventory just as soon as Nvidia is telling. If they were confident of their competitive nature they would have plenty of inventory compared to Nvidia. IMO they are prioritizing Ryzen wafers and this is the smart move. RDNA 2 isn't going to take significant market share from Nvidia for this reason. IMHO.
Of course time will tell and my opinion isn't even worth .02
If the yields aren't great, same difference, right?Well you don’t really sell shit load of big chips anyways so I doubt it hurts AMD production elsewhere.
We know that Nvidia has 5nm allocation too... and their mobile GPUs actually ship to OEMs. Been a while since I've seen an AMD GPU in something that wasn't sold by Apple.Plus AMD is in bed with tsmc and most of mobile chips should be moving to 5nm soon.
This really doesn't apply, at least we hope it shouldn't, because RDNA 2 should be a new architecture! Otherwise people are being way too optimistic for AMD's GPU performance.Also they have been doing it with RDNA 1 without any issues.
If the yields aren't great, same difference, right?
If AMD has to make a larger GPU to compete with Nvidia's, they still have to deal with fab capacity and yields at TSMC.
We know that Nvidia has 5nm allocation too... and their mobile GPUs actually ship to OEMs. Been a while since I've seen an AMD GPU in something that wasn't sold by Apple.
This really doesn't apply, at least we hope it shouldn't, because RDNA 2 should be a new architecture! Otherwise people are being way too optimistic for AMD's GPU performance.
That's... actually the point I'm making. We know too little about the supply for either vendor, nor do we know what the real demand is for that supply, which as you note with Coiners, consists of more markets than gaming.Hey can we wait until there are confirmed reports? Amd is not going to stop making GPUs. There are reports of nvdiia shortage and also miners buying up all stocks of 3080 on TweakTown because it is 4 times faster than 2080 lol. Good luck.
Who cares about RDNA2 imo. I am more interested for Zen 3!!!
The rumors have been that Samsung 8nm is having yield issues which may or may not be bullshit but we do know that TSMC 7nm has been producing well for some time now.That's... actually the point I'm making. We know too little about the supply for either vendor, nor do we know what the real demand is for that supply, which as you note with Coiners, consists of more markets than gaming.