Tech preview: Radeon RX 5700 and 5700 XT

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So primitive shaders active but no RT or Variable Rate Shading, and disappointment pricing included.
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think the anti lag tech was the real highlight for me
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I am agree with other members, the prices is bit overprice. 5700 XT - $449 - with 225W TDP. 5700 - $399 - With 180W TDP. Vs Nvidia Rumor, GeForce RTX 2070 - $599 (current price) GeForce RTX 2070 Super - $549 GeForce RTX 2070 - $449-$499 (possible price drop price) - With 175W TDP GeForce RTX 2060 - $349 (current price) GeForce RTX 2060 Super - $349-$399 GeForce RTX 2060 - $299 (possible price drop price) - with 160W TDP based on latest benchmark, 5700 XT +6% over RTX 2070 5700 +11% over RTX 2060 *i believe that result with full spec New Zen 3000 + New Chipset x570 + New PCIe Gen 4 lane. it will different story when ONLY using Zen 2000 + Chipset B350 + PCIe Gen 3. I think the most interesting part is 5700 Vs 2060 / 2060 Super. I can grab 2060 for $299 (or $249 rumor) with 11% performance different with low TDP. Or Grab 2060 Super with same price. Its MORE interesting if we have +10% ~ +15% performance gain with same TDP (or let say 175W TDP, 2070 TDP class) with old 2060. Lets wait and see...
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Astyanax:

they did this because their d3d11 driver is not optimal for the capabilities of the card.
True but Nvidia cards can also use Vulkan 😛
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One odd thing to me that I was surprised AMD didn't at least mention, is the RTX 2060 comes with 6GB's of ram, 192-bit wide bus, No SLI capability. RX-5700 is 8GBs GDDR6, 256-bit wide bus, X-fire and multi-gpu capable--unless something's changed. Pretty much the 5700 is the clearly superior product. I'm sweet on the 5700XT, myself.
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UZ7:

True but Nvidia cards can also use Vulkan 😛
Just like AMD cards...;)
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waltc3:

Just like AMD cards...;)
Right.. so why not Vulkan API vs Vulkan API benchmarks?
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What about that silly dent on the XT version. Looks like someone hit it with the hammer. They actually though that looks cool.
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UZ7:

Right.. so why not Vulkan API vs Vulkan API benchmarks?
When I watched the livestream they said on stage that the benchmark results were all "best to best" so they showed whichever API had the highest FPS for each GPU.
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Elder III:

When I watched the livestream they said on stage that the benchmark results were all "best to best" so they showed whichever API had the highest FPS for each GPU.
alanm:

They mentioned in the presentation that benches would show the best results of whatever API the cards excel in. This imo is the proper approach.
Ah alright i missed that part, thanks!
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medeka:

I am agree with other members, the prices is bit overprice. 5700 XT - $449 - with 225W TDP. 5700 - $399 - With 180W TDP. Vs Nvidia Rumor, GeForce RTX 2070 - $599 (current price) GeForce RTX 2070 Super - $549 GeForce RTX 2070 - $449-$499 (possible price drop price) - With 175W TDP GeForce RTX 2060 - $349 (current price) GeForce RTX 2060 Super - $349-$399 GeForce RTX 2060 - $299 (possible price drop price) - with 160W TDP based on latest benchmark, 5700 XT +6% over RTX 2070 5700 +11% over RTX 2060 *i believe that result with full spec New Zen 3000 + New Chipset x570 + New PCIe Gen 4 lane. it will different story when ONLY using Zen 2000 + Chipset B350 + PCIe Gen 3. I think the most interesting part is 5700 Vs 2060 / 2060 Super. I can grab 2060 for $299 (or $249 rumor) with 11% performance different with low TDP. Or Grab 2060 Super with same price. Its MORE interesting if we have +10% ~ +15% performance gain with same TDP (or let say 175W TDP, 2070 TDP class) with old 2060. Lets wait and see...
Let's see what's real and what's rumor.
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AMD never fail to disappoint it seems. Knowing their higher than announced release prices coupled with a 50usd reduction from nvidia and these gpus are dead on arrival.
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medeka:

= GeForce RTX 2070 - $599 (current price) GeForce RTX 2070 Super - $549 GeForce RTX 2070 - $449-$499 (possible price drop price) - With 175W TDP GeForce RTX 2060 - $349 (current price) GeForce RTX 2060 Super - $349-$399 GeForce RTX 2060 - $299 (possible price drop price) - with 160W TDP
I'm thinking you got your prices, or namings messed up. 2070 was never $599, i could point out more, but again, i'm assuming you miss-typed something, somewhere there, over and over. Unless you're talking about the FE cards, which, makes no sense to talk about FE cards when you don't have to purchase FE cards. That'd be like regarding any GPU released as Galax's HOF cards that generally cost much, much more then the base cards MSRP.
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Hi @Hilbert Hagedoorn, more typos 😀 5th page, under anti-lag img "it can bring ou an up-to 32ms decrease in latency"
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Aura89:

I'm thinking you got your prices, or namings messed up. 2070 was never $599, i could point out more, but again, i'm assuming you miss-typed something, somewhere there, over and over. Unless you're talking about the FE cards, which, makes no sense to talk about FE cards when you don't have to purchase FE cards. That'd be like regarding any GPU released as Galax's HOF cards that generally cost much, much more then the base cards MSRP.
Yeps, i think that FE version. grab those reference from other site.