is Polaris gonna make R7 gpu's?

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  1. awtz123

    awtz123 Active Member

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    I'm excited about the new upcoming gpu's and I wanna know if Polaris will make R7's too (r7 450-ish) because I will use it as my main budget graphics card for my Internet Cafe with 20 units, gonna step out from integrated ones. :pc1:
     
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    PrMinisterGR Ancient Guru

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    The rumor is out for the R7 470, the replacement of the 370, which might be up to 40% faster.
     
  3. OnnA

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    You'll get Fast Low End Polaris ~20-30W for less than 40-60$ for sure.
     
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    :) imo
     

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    I really don't think that the new polaris or pascal chips will be cheap from the get go.
     
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    That why you should've keept that Nano. If you think you'll get Polaris and Pascal GPU for cheap and expecting 980ti/FuryX performance from the start, then you'll be disapointed.
     
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    I expect fury x performance for the price of an r9 390. Otherwise the whole line up will be disappointing.
     
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    Somehow I doubt this will happen.
    Most likely it will be one step up from current performance per card and pricing.
    For instance, I got my 390 for roughly the same price I had the 7970Ghz card.
    Now I'm pleased with my 390 and see it as a step forward, compared to my previous card. But all in all it's just one step ahead of it, to be honest.

    I'm always willing to be surprised though, ofcourse. ;)
     
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    The 390 is a good step up from the 7970, for the same initial price. That's totally possible to happen. Remember than unlike the 7970-->390, we also have a die shrink too now.
     
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    id certainly be willing to sidegrade from my 290 for the decreased power and GCN4 upgrades..
     

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    which in terms of raw performance will be more than compensated by... a die shrink(!) - literal.
    400mm2 -> 200-ish mm2

    Polaris 11 is supposed to be a great laptop card.

    Polaris 10 should be a people's performance card, something that Raja Koduri mentioned when he spoke about "bringing VR capable GPUs to masses".
    So I would not expect anything earth-shattering raw-performance wise. Not from 256bit 80/80X part with Pitcairn size die, that is supposed to sell in large volumes.

    2.5x perf/W of Tonga comes to something like:

    R9 480(X): 130W, Fury performance.

    I would also appreciate 130-ish Watt GPU. But enough to migrate to 80(X) part for 40% perf. increase at $300?
    GP104 will proly end up faster (huge clocks, bigger die), but with premium price.
    mhm...tough choice. Further exacerbated by the fact that 5 months later Vega will bring massively better perf and perf/W.

    pretty much

    I also expect AMD this round to heavily play CF card. That again I am not going to fall for :p
     
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    We don't know that really. Until actual reviewers have actual samples, we don't know ****. As far as I understand, NVIDIA's Tesla announcement was just that, an announcement. That thing will go against Vega at 2017. NVIDIA hasn't said a word about what they will present in June. I believe we will have performance parity in all steps.
     
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    I don't really give a damn this time around, i am going for which ever card gives me the best performance over a fury/x for 400 euros and comes out first. I ain't waiting for the r9 490/x if amd only goes with the low end cards and vise versa. We used to see new releases every 8 months 7 years ago. Now they take more than double the time.
     
  14. OnnA

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    I will tell you what i know already :nerd:

    Soon ATI/AMD will announce Entusiast Level GPU's (name will be like Fury, something like Ursa Major maby?)

    Big Polaris is Next Gen Fiji GCN 4/5 with HBM1 8GB in 14nm will be 2-3 different GPUs (i think new NANO is one of'em)


    Next is already presented Hi-End Polaris

    490/x Great for 1440p/4k with 8GDDR5 ~140W Max (X is IMO not possible yet, but may be some sort of new Instance of GDDR5 better Perf/W)

    480/x with 4/6GB GDDR5 for FHD/1440p ~95W

    And next Mid and Low End Polaris from 25W-65W 3-4GB GDDR5 (Med Polaris was presented also some time ago in SW BF)

    For me GCN is like that:
    Thaiti GCN 1
    Hawaii GCN 2
    Tonga (295X2) GCN 3
    Fiji GCN 4

    So for me Polaris is GCN 5 (i'm only counting H/W Feature level)
    And of course there will be also New Instance of Crimson Drivers :)

    [​IMG]
     
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    Polaris 11

    R7 460 2GB GDDR5 128 bits 1024 stream processors 50W
    R7 460X 4GB GDDR5 128 bits 1024

    R7 470 4GB GDDR5 128-256 bits 12...-13... stream processors 100W
    R7 470X 4GB GDDR5 128-256 bits

    Polaris 10

    R9 480 8GB GDDR5 256 bits 2304 stream processors 100-130W
    R9 480X 8GB GDDR5 256 bits 2560 stream processors

    R9 490 12-16GB GDDR5X 384-512 bits 3.... stream processors 200W
    R9 490X 12-16GB GDDR5X 384-512 bits 3.... stream processors

    Fall this year maybe a R7 450X 2GB GDDR5 128 bits 800-900 stream processors 50W

    2017 Vega

    500 series GDDR5X and HBM2

    :)
     
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    Hmm im 100% sure that 490/X will have Max 130-140W
    150-175W will have Big Polaris HBM
     
  17. LM2014

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    Is possible.

    I´m waiting for Polaris R9 490 or big Polaris,but depends your costs.

    :)
     
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    Raja already tells us, that the costs will be little less tan last year.
    So 600USD for Big POLARIS
    and <300USD for 490X and so on
     
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    Maybe cost of manufacturing, not how much the cards will cost when they go on sale.
     
  20. OnnA

    OnnA Ancient Guru

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    No, he just said that entire Polrais will be less pricey :nerd:
    -> for us Customers !
    You'll find it on YT.
    Perf per dollar wise line up.
     

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