Upcoming AMD RDNA 4 GPUs May Continue Using 18 Gbps GDDR6 Memory, Reports Suggest
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AlmondMan
This is so exciting! I want news of new GPUs and boards 😀
Jujubee
AMD going after 4070 market, I guess.
joshk
„Goodbye, farewell and amen”
vestibule
Maybe they are going to slap 1GB or more of cache on the GPU to compensate.
Yarrrrh. 😀
fellix
It's probably why AMD has implemented four levels of caching for their discrete RDNA GPUs that takes care for most of the critical bandwidth needs at the expense of less silicon space for fancy features, i.e. weaker RT and AI hardware acceleration.
It affords them to stick with cheaper memory options, while offering SKUs with larger VRAM size compared to equivalent models from Nvidia at more competitive pricing. Better have more of a bit slower memory than not enough of a faster one -- a calculated compromise I guess.
Dribble
Suggests they are either going to rebrand the 7xxx series, or have cut back on dev for the 8xxx series.
alanm
I guess rumors that RDNA 4 will not bring out high end cards this time around may be true.
Undying
Just price it right AMD.
heffeque
schmidtbag
Are we actually talking RDNA 4 here, or RDNA 3.5? Because the next release is basically just a minor update; practically a refresh.
I don't care what the memory bandwidth is so long as it isn't a bottleneck.
alanm
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rl66
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fantaskarsef
It doesn't even matter what they pack on those PCBs... benchmarks will show how they perform, and that's what people should truely look forward too.
I hope we get benchmarks soon and that AMD gives Nvidia headaches.
Undying