https://www.techpowerup.com/249299/it-cant-run-crysis-radeon-instinct-mi60-only-supports-linux
 
It looks like AMD's new 7nm GPU for data centers is only going to work with Linux at first. At launch, AMD is only releasing x86-64 Linux drivers, with API support for OpenGL 4.6, Vulkan 1.0, and OpenCL 2.0, along with AMD's ROCm open ecosystem. AMD could release Radeon Pro branded graphics cards based on "Vega 20," which will ship with Windows and MacOS drivers. 

Nobody uses Windows in data centers. Hyper-V and Linux are the operating systems of choice.
 
Wait for a consumer version to ship shortly down the road once AIB makers get some products ready.

HaywireHaywood
I wonder how those would crunch since they are designed for computation rather than gaming graphics.

It should do very very well with Milkyway with its double precision (DP) computations
I have a feeling the GPU will cost several thousands of $$$
From over at TaaT forums. Listing the best DP, Milkyway cards.
 
 
AMD announces two new server GPUs called MI60 and MI50, using the Vega architecture ported to 7 nm process and revamped in the double precision department (among else):



AMD MI60 ............................................... 7.4 TFLOPS theoretical peak FP64 throughput
AMD MI50 ............................................... 6.7 TFLOPS peak FP64 (edit)
AMD FirePro W9100 (Hawaii XT) .......... 2.6 TFLOPS peak FP64
AMD Radeon 280X (Tahiti XTL) ..... 0.8 - 1.0 TFLOPS peak FP64

Nvidia Tesla V100 ................................... 7.5 TFLOPS peak FP64
Nvidia Titan V.......................................... 6.9 TFLOPS peak FP64
 

boylerya
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_X7qrIABig
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEFXH5i--68

Again, the card's lack of display outputs is really the reason why it can't play any games.

The whole linux and crysis thing is just a click-bait trigger.

HaywireHaywood
I wonder how those would crunch since they are designed for computation rather than gaming graphics.

Not faster (in FP32) since it's basically the same architecture, but it will be much faster in FP64

HaywireHaywood
Read a couple days ago that AMD had the volta crippled during the tests to make the MI look better.  They had the tensor cores disabled.  They didn't try to hide it as it was pointed out in the footnotes but still.... marketing fudgery?  They responded to that being called out and stated a reason for them to be disabled.
 
Source

You know, #poorVolta
They done the same with the release of Vega 10 and the old MI