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Here is an alleged photo of AMD Radeon Big Navi Radeon RX 6000
Yesterday Lisa Su from AMD announced that big Navi is going to be announced next month (and there have been far too many announcements about announcements). But meanwhile, in Asia, there's always a guy that has something to show. And as it turns out, that would be a photo of big Navi.
The photo shows the backside' of the allegedly a Big Navi prototype PCB. You can see that Big Navi indeed is big as well as eight memory SMT traces with paper labels "Typical XT ASIC" references for a "16 Gb Samsung GDDR6 memory."
Also, excellent cooler :) (again prototype sample)
That's a 256-bit memory interface then. The chip thus should be paired with 16 GB of GDDR6 memory; we don't think AMD would be silly enough to go with 8GB. It's an engineering sample of some kinds, hence all the paper labels and such. Well, we'll see it at the October 28 launch.
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#5828024 Posted on: 09/10/2020 09:09 AM
It seems fake and somebody is playing with his 5700xt.
It seems fake and somebody is playing with his 5700xt.
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#5828028 Posted on: 09/10/2020 09:16 AM
Still think this is too late. Wonder why AMD decided to pick up the scraps after the release of the 3000-series. I guess nVidia must be pretty happy.
Still think this is too late. Wonder why AMD decided to pick up the scraps after the release of the 3000-series. I guess nVidia must be pretty happy.
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#5828030 Posted on: 09/10/2020 09:19 AM
"too" late is a bit too early, since we have no cards on hand, no reviews in sight. And if we wanna guess how NVIDIA is feeling, i'd say they shit their pants when they obtained some inside info about pricings of RDNA2 cards which is why they lowered their prices, out of panic, out of sheer desperation after decades of price gouging.
Still think this is too late. Wonder why AMD decided to pick up the scraps after the release of the 3000-series. I guess nVidia must be pretty happy.
"too" late is a bit too early, since we have no cards on hand, no reviews in sight. And if we wanna guess how NVIDIA is feeling, i'd say they shit their pants when they obtained some inside info about pricings of RDNA2 cards which is why they lowered their prices, out of panic, out of sheer desperation after decades of price gouging.
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#5828032 Posted on: 09/10/2020 09:22 AM
If first 3080 benchmarks are true nvidia will be not happy for long.
Still think this is too late. Wonder why AMD decided to pick up the scraps after the release of the 3000-series. I guess nVidia must be pretty happy.
If first 3080 benchmarks are true nvidia will be not happy for long.
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Making a 256bit card to compete with what exactly?
There is no way this the full fat Big Navi maybe this is its little sibling...