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AMD Issues Roadmap Update: Nothing really new in the pipeline ?
The colleagues of xbit labs report that Advanced Micro Devices has quietly updated its 2013 general product roadmap earlier this month only to reflect the lack of any changes compared to previous version of the plan. As expected, AMD does not predict any breakthroughs with its product launches later this year, except the all-new code-named Kaveri accelerated processing unit. Besides, it is interesting to note that the company has not made any claims about the future graphics products.
For client computers, AMD vows to ramp-up recently announced A-series and E-series accelerated processing units code-named Kabini and Temash as well as to release all-new high-performance code-named Kaveri accelerated processing unit by the end of this year. The first two products will address ultra-low-power as well as low-power/low-cost desktop/laptop market segments, whereas Kaveri will be able to address mainstream and performance desktop, notebook and all-on-one systems.
As expected, AMD, will not update its FX-series of processors with brand-new offerings featuring new micro-architecture, but will refresh the lineup with speed-bumped versions. On the mainstream server side, AMD’s offerings will remain the same as last year, which does not exclude launch of higher-performance or special edition versions of code-named Abu Dhabi, Seoul and Delhi microprocessors. For micro-servers, AMD will offer Opteron X-series code-named Kyoto.
AMD did not publish any updates regarding its graphics cards plans. The company continues to offer current-generation offerings re-badged to AMD Radeon HD 8000-series to OEMs, but does not provide any details regarding its future plans. This year's mobile GPU family is also be called AMD Radeon HD 8000M-series. Keeping in mind that by the time when the next-gen GPUs from AMD arrive to the market the OEM-only Radeon HD 8000-series will have existed for several quarters, it will make a lot of sense to call the new line as the Radeon HD 9000 family.
AMD has updated its official roadmap on May 21, 2013, and issued it as a separate document, which has been found by ComputerBase Germany.
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#4608626 Posted on: 05/31/2013 02:33 PM
Where is Volcanic Islands we have been hearing about then?
Seems Nvidia once again have the monopoly thanks to their insane R&D department.
Where is Volcanic Islands we have been hearing about then?
Seems Nvidia once again have the monopoly thanks to their insane R&D department.
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#4608635 Posted on: 05/31/2013 02:49 PM
These are the CPU's, seems to be notebook / mobile related.
EDIT: Oh there were a few GPU details when scrolling further down the article.
(But again it's just the OEM 8000 series.)
These are the CPU's, seems to be notebook / mobile related.
EDIT: Oh there were a few GPU details when scrolling further down the article.
(But again it's just the OEM 8000 series.)
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#4608680 Posted on: 05/31/2013 04:08 PM
No Steamroller FX this year?
No Steamroller FX this year?
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#4608719 Posted on: 05/31/2013 05:00 PM
probably not. I'm reading various dates between late 2013-early 2014
No Steamroller FX this year?
probably not. I'm reading various dates between late 2013-early 2014
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#4608741 Posted on: 05/31/2013 05:42 PM
Where is Volcanic Islands we have been hearing about then?
Seems Nvidia once again have the monopoly thanks to their insane R&D department.
No real hurry for the VI is there, not when Nvidia are just overclocking their over year old 6 series and re-releasing them.
Where is Volcanic Islands we have been hearing about then?
Seems Nvidia once again have the monopoly thanks to their insane R&D department.
No real hurry for the VI is there, not when Nvidia are just overclocking their over year old 6 series and re-releasing them.
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#4608745 Posted on: 05/31/2013 05:50 PM
AMD needs to have some OEM wins for Temash soon or they are going to be in real trouble.
AMD needs to have some OEM wins for Temash soon or they are going to be in real trouble.
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#4609928 Posted on: 06/02/2013 11:34 AM
Um..
http://www.sweclockers.com/nyhet/17101-amd-forbereder-fx-9000-pa-upp-till-50-ghz
Um..
http://www.sweclockers.com/nyhet/17101-amd-forbereder-fx-9000-pa-upp-till-50-ghz
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#4609931 Posted on: 06/02/2013 11:41 AM
Um..
http://www.sweclockers.com/nyhet/17101-amd-forbereder-fx-9000-pa-upp-till-50-ghz
5.0ghz with a TDP of 220w
Um..
http://www.sweclockers.com/nyhet/17101-amd-forbereder-fx-9000-pa-upp-till-50-ghz
5.0ghz with a TDP of 220w
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#4609974 Posted on: 06/02/2013 01:06 PM
Well, at least you can make waffles out of your heatsink for breakfast.
5.0ghz with a TDP of 220w
Well, at least you can make waffles out of your heatsink for breakfast.
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#4610066 Posted on: 06/02/2013 04:36 PM
This cause waffles are freaking awesome.
If this thing is under 300$ it honestly has my eye. Could turn my 990fx rig that will be my backup into a monster. 5.0ghz single threaded for BD is about equal to stock 3770k?
Well, at least you can make waffles out of your heatsink for breakfast.
This cause waffles are freaking awesome.
If this thing is under 300$ it honestly has my eye. Could turn my 990fx rig that will be my backup into a monster. 5.0ghz single threaded for BD is about equal to stock 3770k?
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#4610074 Posted on: 06/02/2013 04:45 PM
Not really the GTX770 is more powerful than the 680 and has more CUDA cores and more VRAM and performs better too. The GTX780 destroys it, and it destroys TITAN as well costing 30% less but performing only 10% less so getting a TITAN now would be foolish. I really want AMD to bring this Volcanic Island with its rumoured specs of 512bit bus 4GB GDDR5, 4096 shader cores, 64 ROP's, and 128TMU's (I think that's right lol) on a 20nm process. This thing would be a complete and utter beast and it would out perform anything Nvidia has to offer even the TITAN it would probably match or just pull ahead of the 7990 due to it being single core and not having to rely of driver profiles.
I wouldn't mind if they priced it between the TITAN and 780, this would cause some controversy as it would outperform both of those cards I would buy one day one!
No real hurry for the VI is there, not when Nvidia are just overclocking their over year old 6 series and re-releasing them.
Not really the GTX770 is more powerful than the 680 and has more CUDA cores and more VRAM and performs better too. The GTX780 destroys it, and it destroys TITAN as well costing 30% less but performing only 10% less so getting a TITAN now would be foolish. I really want AMD to bring this Volcanic Island with its rumoured specs of 512bit bus 4GB GDDR5, 4096 shader cores, 64 ROP's, and 128TMU's (I think that's right lol) on a 20nm process. This thing would be a complete and utter beast and it would out perform anything Nvidia has to offer even the TITAN it would probably match or just pull ahead of the 7990 due to it being single core and not having to rely of driver profiles.
I wouldn't mind if they priced it between the TITAN and 780, this would cause some controversy as it would outperform both of those cards
I would buy one day one!
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#4610085 Posted on: 06/02/2013 04:59 PM
Not really the GTX770 is more powerful than the 680 and has more CUDA cores and more VRAM and performs better too. The GTX780 destroys it, and it destroys TITAN as well costing 30% less but performing only 10% less so getting a TITAN now would be foolish. I really want AMD to bring this Volcanic Island with its rumoured specs of 512bit bus 4GB GDDR5, 4096 shader cores, 64 ROP's, and 128TMU's (I think that's right lol) on a 20nm process. This thing would be a complete and utter beast and it would out perform anything Nvidia has to offer even the TITAN it would probably match or just pull ahead of the 7990 due to it being single core and not having to rely of driver profiles.
I wouldn't mind if they priced it between the TITAN and 780, this would cause some controversy as it would outperform both of those cards I would buy one day one!
you mean the 780?
Not really the GTX770 is more powerful than the 680 and has more CUDA cores and more VRAM and performs better too. The GTX780 destroys it, and it destroys TITAN as well costing 30% less but performing only 10% less so getting a TITAN now would be foolish. I really want AMD to bring this Volcanic Island with its rumoured specs of 512bit bus 4GB GDDR5, 4096 shader cores, 64 ROP's, and 128TMU's (I think that's right lol) on a 20nm process. This thing would be a complete and utter beast and it would out perform anything Nvidia has to offer even the TITAN it would probably match or just pull ahead of the 7990 due to it being single core and not having to rely of driver profiles.
I wouldn't mind if they priced it between the TITAN and 780, this would cause some controversy as it would outperform both of those cards
I would buy one day one!you mean the 780?
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#4610411 Posted on: 06/03/2013 01:47 AM
What about steamroller???
Is kaveri based upon steamroller architecture?
Yes... Kaveri is supposed to be based on Steamroller...
What about steamroller???
Is kaveri based upon steamroller architecture?
Yes... Kaveri is supposed to be based on Steamroller...
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#4610417 Posted on: 06/03/2013 01:53 AM
Yep, typo thanks for spotting that.
you mean the 780?
Yep, typo thanks for spotting that.
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What about steamroller???
Is kaveri based upon steamroller architecture?