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AMD launches Radeon Vega Frontier Edition
AMD just launched their Radeon Vega Frontier Edition card. It is a 'mission intelligent' enterprise graphics card for professional usage (data-crunching) and product designers, and yes it is not for PC gamers.
The card comes with 16 GB of HBM2 graphics memory and will perform in the 13 TFLOP (fp32) performance bracket. It will be available late June. At this point there have been no consumer announcements regarding Radeon RX Vega graphics cards. From the looks of it, the announcements will be made during Computex.
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#5432673 Posted on: 05/17/2017 01:11 PM
Isn't this already faster than Titan Xp and 1080 Ti @ stock when comparing FP32 TFlops? That is already really GOOD!
They just need to push it out to the market, and improve it, scale it up before Volta.
As a business, this is a good direction for the compute segment and to bring in much needed margins and profits. It complements their HEDT, PRO Workstation and Server CPU business announcements. Those all go hand in hand.
For consumers, we have to wait it out or just send a message to AMD with 1080 Ti purchases or wait till we need a reason to upgrade to Vega.
So glad I got my temp 1060 to hold me over until I make the transition to 4K.
Isn't this already faster than Titan Xp and 1080 Ti @ stock when comparing FP32 TFlops? That is already really GOOD!
They just need to push it out to the market, and improve it, scale it up before Volta.
As a business, this is a good direction for the compute segment and to bring in much needed margins and profits. It complements their HEDT, PRO Workstation and Server CPU business announcements. Those all go hand in hand.
For consumers, we have to wait it out or just send a message to AMD with 1080 Ti purchases or wait till we need a reason to upgrade to Vega.
So glad I got my temp 1060 to hold me over until I make the transition to 4K.
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#5432676 Posted on: 05/17/2017 01:18 PM
The fact they don't mention gaming @ all it's ahint VEGA is not great in gaming , and they made it "not for gamers" card , i am prety shure it's gaming performance is lacking.
The fact they don't mention gaming @ all it's ahint VEGA is not great in gaming , and they made it "not for gamers" card , i am prety shure it's gaming performance is lacking.
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#5432678 Posted on: 05/17/2017 01:19 PM
Isn't this already faster than Titan Xp and 1080 Ti @ stock when comparing FP32 TFlops? That is already really GOOD!
They just need to push it out to the market, and improve it, scale it up before Volta.
As a business, this is a good direction for the compute segment and to bring isin much needed margins and profits. It complements their HEDT, PRO Workstation and Server CPU business announcements. Those all go hand in hand.
For consumers, we have to wait it out or just send a message to AMD with 1080 Ti purchases or wait till we need a reason to upgrade to Vega.
So glad I got my temp 1060 to hold me over until I make the transition to 4K.
In pure flops, yeah.. but Fury X was 8.6Tflops and 980Ti was only ~6 with boost. Nvidia's architecture has been way more efficient in terms of utilization, but Vega is new and has a number of changes that improve on that.
I personally think it's going to trade blows with the 1080Ti in some DX12 titles and be slightly behind in everything else. It will probably be like $50-75 cheaper or something though.
The fact they don't mention gaming @ all it's ahint VEGA is not great in gaming , and they made it "not for gamers" card , i am prety shure it's gaming performance is lacking.
They didn't mention gaming where? They showed Vega running Sniper 4 at the analyst conference - this particular product (Frontier) isn't made for gaming so I don't know why you'd think they would mention it for this press release.
Isn't this already faster than Titan Xp and 1080 Ti @ stock when comparing FP32 TFlops? That is already really GOOD!
They just need to push it out to the market, and improve it, scale it up before Volta.
As a business, this is a good direction for the compute segment and to bring isin much needed margins and profits. It complements their HEDT, PRO Workstation and Server CPU business announcements. Those all go hand in hand.
For consumers, we have to wait it out or just send a message to AMD with 1080 Ti purchases or wait till we need a reason to upgrade to Vega.
So glad I got my temp 1060 to hold me over until I make the transition to 4K.
In pure flops, yeah.. but Fury X was 8.6Tflops and 980Ti was only ~6 with boost. Nvidia's architecture has been way more efficient in terms of utilization, but Vega is new and has a number of changes that improve on that.
I personally think it's going to trade blows with the 1080Ti in some DX12 titles and be slightly behind in everything else. It will probably be like $50-75 cheaper or something though.
The fact they don't mention gaming @ all it's ahint VEGA is not great in gaming , and they made it "not for gamers" card , i am prety shure it's gaming performance is lacking.
They didn't mention gaming where? They showed Vega running Sniper 4 at the analyst conference - this particular product (Frontier) isn't made for gaming so I don't know why you'd think they would mention it for this press release.
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#5432681 Posted on: 05/17/2017 01:26 PM
In pure flops, yeah.. but Fury X was 8.6Tflops and 980Ti was only ~6 with boost. Nvidia's architecture has been way more efficient in terms of utilization, but Vega is new and has a number of changes that improve on that.
I personally think it's going to trade blows with the 1080Ti in some DX12 titles and be slightly behind in everything else. It will probably be like $50-75 cheaper or something though.
If this GPU actually has overclocking headroom I wouldn't mind going back to AMD. Eagerly awaiting reviews.
In pure flops, yeah.. but Fury X was 8.6Tflops and 980Ti was only ~6 with boost. Nvidia's architecture has been way more efficient in terms of utilization, but Vega is new and has a number of changes that improve on that.
I personally think it's going to trade blows with the 1080Ti in some DX12 titles and be slightly behind in everything else. It will probably be like $50-75 cheaper or something though.
If this GPU actually has overclocking headroom I wouldn't mind going back to AMD. Eagerly awaiting reviews.
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That thing sure is long considering it has HBM memory.