2019/09/15 22:24:45
rjohnson11
https://www.tweaktown.com/news/67591/amds-next-gen-high-end-radeon-hbm2e-memory-ray-tracing-support/index.html
 
AMD is preparing its next-gen RDNA 2 architecture for a slew of new graphics cards next year, with the company using the newer 7nm+ node with new cards launching in 2H 2020. TRENDING NOW: AMD SMASHES CINEBENCH WORLD RECORD WITH DUAL EPYC 7742 PROCESSORS Home News Video Cards AMD's next-gen high-end Radeon: HBM2E memory and ray tracing support? RDNA 2 could be a BEAST: GDDR6 or HBM2E could be used, 7nm+ node and ray tracing By Anthony Garreffa from 2 hours, 31 mins ago Comment | Email to a Friend Sapphire Radeon Pulse RX 5700 8GB GDDR6 Buy at Amazon for $369.99 AMD is preparing its next-gen RDNA 2 architecture for a slew of new graphics cards next year, with the company using the newer 7nm+ node with new cards launching in 2H 2020. We know to expect these cards to feature ray tracing support, as well as an industry source of mine telling me they'll be much higher-end cards than the RDNA-based RX 5700 series. This move will see AMD on equal footing with NVIDIA's current GeForce RTX series in the RTX 2080 SUPER and flagship RTX 2080 Ti, but what about NVIDIA's next-gen Ampere GPUs expected in 2020? AMD will need RDNA 2 to be something quite special if it doesn't want to be an entire generation behind of NVIDIA's next-gen flagship.


Quick Takeaway: New Radeon card on the way RDNA 2 architecture Navi 10 successor (probably Navi 20) Ray tracing support Not GDDR6, possibly HBM2E HBM2E = revised standard, 8-Hi stack 8-Hi stack offers 920GB/sec up to insane 1.64TB/sec memory bandwidth Memory bandwidth = GOOD Crazy high-end will be server/HPC But new high-end Radeon could be a BEAST ETA = 2H 2020


Looking forward to this. Let's see if the Red Machine can really compete in 2020. 
2019/09/15 22:59:56
Vlada011
I can't describe to people, Intel can't reach AMD performance before they pull back in hole and show up with new technology after 2-3 years.
AMD have new engine and could enjoy several years improving him.
Intel only could be happy because their position and inferiority is far better then situation of AMD when Intel jump to Core 2 Duo. 
  
2019/09/16 07:26:09
aka_STEVE_b
better late than never, I guess...
2019/09/16 08:40:18
castrator86
Should be a beast on the rendering/work-bench side of things; but I'm not sure this will translate down the line to the Radeon cards & gaming if their biggest improvement is just tacking on super fast memory onto these cards when their whole goal is to remain a bargain compared to Nvidia price-points.
2019/09/16 10:48:35
Gold Leader
As a Radeon user, RNDA 2.0 will change the face of graphics, literally

it took time for AMD to make their place and Big Navi most probably Navi 23 will be their ZEN 2 & 3 for the GPU market so far things are looking better than ever, nice post rjohnson11

AMD Radeons are like wine, they improve in time and I always have time and patience for good worthy technology to come around.
2019/09/16 11:32:32
Cool GTX
The GPU wars might heating up - if performance or price are significantly different
 
We'll just have to sit back and wait for those Future launches .... whenever they actually happen
2019/09/16 11:38:46
the_Scarlet_one
After all AMD hype has done, I hope that there is actually truth behind these claims. Far too often does the hype train get running hot and heavy, and then summers down as the truth closes in.
2019/09/16 11:59:02
Gold Leader
NVIDIA is more about lies than just hype rofl.. every company tries their best to gain as much market interest yes that is what marketing does right?

So far AMD has actually proven that you can buy a top performing Navi GPU for 400 USD and beat a 2080 Super, yes there are 5700 XT models that can do this... take the Power Color RX 5700 XT Red Devil as a good example, there are plenty reviews that even show that, not in all games but thanks to great driver improvements it gets super close and that for a price difference of 450 a 460 euros a 2080 Super is around 852 a 900 euros in my country the Red Devil is around 439 Euros.
Here a lovely video proving it from Tech of Tomorrow a very neutral test watch the entire thing and you can see for yourself.

And this is out of the box performance btw

The RX 5700 XT is only the first Navi card and it's already giving these over priced RTX cards a very hard time, quite enjoyable to see if I have to be honest.
Next gen Navi could be like a nuke to NV's market infrastructure, afterall they mentioned a NVIDIA killer GPU hehe I am curious tho, but such things are always welcome, you can't win for ever and trust me I seen super sized companies fall in a matter of weeks companies that wee triple the side of NVIDIA so anything can happen on all ends.

Also how Zen 2 obliterated Intel's Coffee lake & Sky Lake CPU's, these lake CPU's are actually reproduced old designs they kept releasing time and time again with less than 5% performance difference per CPU.
Even the buyers were force to replace their mainboards...hmm oke then.

NVIDIA's like Apple's & Intel's when it comes to prices, they are all a joke and a major insult to the market, just how they lie and false market their products.
If they really want to compete they have to start lowering their prices for at least 40 to 50% 
That is if people would even want to find them of interest, also the amount of security leaks Intel has been camping with, whelp doesn't affect the AMD CPU's because they are of a better design.

Ah well we shall see indeed, so far I know what I am advising people I know, plus for the most of it people with the proper knowledge with accurate information from reliable resources over those sites sponsered by Intel Apple or NVIDIA, those are propaganda sites that are packed with tricks and lies.

I have at least the guts to mention these things you can't like everything right, and Idon't like false marketing lies.
Most people buy AMD Ryzens & Radeons these days, they are just more affordable and they give top performance for a good deal and that is all what matters.

Like Paul from not an apple fan, I too am a fan of consumer market friendly prices and products that give you a good bag for buck.
And yea AMD outsold NVIDIA lol


I too used to be different when I used to have a good job, but that all changed when I became disabled, I seek best bang for buck, I seek truth and ignore propaganda, i leave that to the cabbages.
AMD offers all of that, as where Intel, NVIDIA and Apple.. they don't, they just rip you off right in your face and still try to lie around it, after the 30+ years of computing experience I know what companies to avoid.
 
It's a shame such well known companies need to lie about their products there by hiding their failures that is a major disappointment.
2019/09/19 05:23:41
Xavier Zepherious
WHAT A LOAD OF BS!!!???
(referring to 2nd video only not the comments)
 
do we need to pull out the slides again?? that show NVidia on top
 
all AMD did do is regain Discrete GPU sales to a point they were  2 years ago....note quite - closer to where it was  a few quarters ago - just regaining what it lost in the last year
they still have over a decade of loss to regain
 
1. AMD overall GPU sales are up - due to CPU SALES ONLY and those people could care less whats in the CPU -
most are businesses and could care less what in - you could have put a onboard matrox or other 3rd party(imagine) and they could care less - just work to show basic graphics
 
2. some of those APU's from AMD - the GPU will be disabled to put in a discrete GPU - at a level of 3 or 4 to 1 of NVidia to AMD.... the Stats numbers with Nvidia having 75% of discrete market show that
 
this is not due to to fact of " AMD being better at CPU so they should be better at GPU"
that would be a false premise
 
you could  be #1 at CPU and be piss poor a GPU - look at intel #1 in cpu sales- yes Intel is #1 in GPU sales but they are the worst GPU
The only reason AMD gained on overall GPU sales was because of CPU sales- and thats all- YES AMD is making big roads in CPU sales
 
take it from some AMD shill or fanboy to put Absolute bogus facts out there
(Again not referring to poster - but instead the Fanboy that made the video- who can't seem to take his hat off and really look at the data and give a measured response)
 
CPU sales are way up - that garners you more GPU sales by default - - They sill are not beating Intel ....they have the cpu market share
so INTEL by default is the GPU kings???????? is that what you are saying 
who barely make a gpu worthwhile - who if they didn't include a GPU in their cpu would not even be in the gpu market at all(no sales)
 
we should all give up and let INtel be the GPU maker....sort off mentallity - they are #1 in GPU sales so everyone should bow out,,,ROTFLMAO
 
2019/09/19 05:57:25
rjohnson11
I think the important thing here is that AMD is learning to compete again. I am hopeful that in 2020 AMD will have far better GPUs. They probably won't have the best GPU but I think if they can make a GPU that is slightly better than an RTX 2080 and cheaper that would be a win situation. There is no way that AMD can make a GPU that can compete with the RTX 2080ti but if they can narrow the gap in performance with every GPU release I would be very happy. 
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