Rumor: AMD gets priority advantage to Hynix HBM2
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undeadpolice
That is pretty fast.
PCElite
Yeah Wccf.
alanm
vbetts
Moderator
Really I'm waiting for HBM on APU's. The AM1 boxes I have built for the house are good for streaming steam games, but wanted something with a little more push behind it and still an all in one package.
pbvider
Wccf..journalism at it finest.
cowie
INSTG8R
This is what I have felt about Fiji all along. AMD would be well ahead of NV in the Pascal vs Arctic Islands. They have already cracked HBM where as it would be NV's first attempt.
Fury may not sell as well hoped(I plan on buying one tho)But the preemptive strike for the next gen has happened
Spets
INSTG8R
Denial
Corrupt^
Mid range segment could become more interesting. If the past is any indicator, memory bandwidth was often something the mid range segment really ... well sucked at.
Fox2232
Embra
It will be interesting to see how this actually pans out.
moab600
4k or not, i'm looking for a card that can play all games 100% maxed out, at least 120fps on 1440p, single card...
Never happened never will, i guess i'm looking for too much 😀
shymi
New GPU and CPU architectures, new manufacturing processes... Well, 2016 should be interesting 😀
k1net1cs
xIcarus
ortucis
Yeah, the company that failed to beat 980Ti reference cards with their hyped "Fury" cards now apparently has exclusive access to future tech.
Derp.
Even IF this is true, the fact remains that with Gameworks, nVidia has managed to integrate themselves into the games (unlike the useless TressFX crapware). So if I really want to experience the bells and whistles integrated into a game like Witcher 3, I need nVidia card.
THAT and I am myself a game developer who uses Unreal engine, which is basically designed with nVidia tech integration in mind. Chances of me abandoning my work for a GPU that won't run nVidia tech integrated into Unreal 4, are none.
ExiZ
On the first slide I read it as 8Gb per die up from 2Gb.
The current HBM stack is 4 high x 2Gb per die = 8Gb = 1GB per stack. 4 stacks = 4GB total vram
The new stacks with be either 4 or 8 high at 8Gb per die (4GB/8GB per stack) assuming 4 stacks this = 16GB at 4 high stack and 32GB at 8 high stack.
Perhaps my math is wrong somewhere but I don't see HBM2 allowing for only 8GB vram as per the article.
rm082e
We've heard this same song and dance again and again for several years now. "Just wait, the next _insert_product_here_ is going to be amazing!". And what happens every time?
Ten bucks says the Pascal cards will beat whatever the next round of AMD cards are by a few FPS in most games, at the same relative price points, once all cards are overclocked.