Finally not a garbage blower card for the reference model?  Hopefully the thing GTXJack posted will no longer hold true.
 
Until now, the reference AMD cards have been terrible blower models with bad thermals, and AMD GPU buyers always had to wait months for a decent partner card to come out.  Maybe we will get some decent cooling at launch.  As always, wait for reviews.

GTXJackBauer

Too bad that would make AMD almost two years behind Nvidia once this releases. When Nvidia launches it's next gen soon.....well you know, the rest is history.  The same goes for 'idling' intel. 

Where is the Nvidia and Intel still dominates meme now?🤔

Nvidia is so advanced game developers just keep dropping Nvidia like a cheap piece of paper😹😹😹

I sure hope the sites claiming these cards are languishing until a launch at end of year are wrong.

Sure would be a shame of they drop a "Nvidia killer" that Nvidia already surpassed releasing ampere a few weeks earlier.

I feel another poor Volta moment coming.

The only way they can be a true 'Nvidia Killer' is, if they beat the next gen within that % increase.  I would welcome that but until than, I'm going to keep throwing banana peels at the AMD fanboys parading in high heels and speedos.  That's how silly they sound.

GTXJackBauer
The only way they can be a true 'Nvidia Killer' is, if they beat the next gen within that % increase.  I would welcome that but until than, I'm going to keep throwing banana peels at the AMD fanboys parading in high heels and speedos.  That's how silly they sound.

Not as bad as the Intel/Nvidia boys defending these shady companies🙄😒

atfrico

GTXJackBauer
The only way they can be a true 'Nvidia Killer' is, if they beat the next gen within that % increase.  I would welcome that but until than, I'm going to keep throwing banana peels at the AMD fanboys parading in high heels and speedos.  That's how silly they sound.

Not as bad as the Intel/Nvidia boys defending these shady companies🙄😒

What's so shady about them ol'socialista?  What do you expect them to do?  Why not blame the consumer who keeps buying them and keeping them in business OR better yet, blame AMD for not bringing their competitive A game.  It's always easy to blame the company at the end of the day but this is part of capitalism.  Get used to it or head to Venezuela. Idk...your choice. 

GTXJackBauer

How any fan, in any spot in my case sounds to me ;-)

yaggaz

GTXJackBauer

How any fan, in any spot in my case sounds to me ;-)

AMD Radeon ‘Big Navi’ RX Gamma Flagship GPU Specs And Benchmarks Leaked – An Absolute Beast 
https://wccftech.com/amd-radeon-rx-gamma-gpu-big-navi-benchmarks-specs/
 

AMD Radeon RX Gamma XT GPU: A 26 TFLOPs Monster With 1.5 TB/s of Bandwidth And 21.2 Gigarays Ray Tracing Support

Overall, the card contains 80 compute units. Since the slide mentions 5120 stream processors, we can now lay to rest rumors about an increase CU to SP ratio. It is still 64. The clock speeds are divided into 3 categories just like small Navi and the highest clock speed goes all the way up to 2633 MHz. Based on this clock speed and assuming the same instructions as the last architecture, this card can deliver a resounding 26.6 TFLOPs of single-precision compute. This is a phenomenal jump over the last generation and driven not only by an increase in core count but by an increase in clock speeds as well.
 
The card will be based on a DisplayPort 2.0 and PCIe 5.0 and a board power of just 350W. A 512-bit bus will complement 32 GB of GDDR7 memory clocked at 24 Gbps. HDMI 8k is also supported for those that have compatible displays. The card is built using AMD's RDNA2 architecture and a 7nm process (likely TSMC's 7nm EUV).
 
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watch AMD fanbois think that this is the real deal
 
 
the telling point is GDDR7 and pcie 5.0 - let alone anything else - its fake -it's April 1st
 
 
good laugh for APRIL 1ST