New Upcoming ATI/AMD GPU's Thread: Leaks, Hopes & Aftermarket GPU's

It's probably Scorpio

 

Too bad it's scheduled to launch so late next year. Ps4 pro is early but it's "too little", whilst scorpio should be "good" but too late :eyes:

Maybe they really want people to move to PC? :infinity:

 

If it's powerful enough they don't really care. They treat Windows 10 PCs the same way they treat consoles (both in the good and the bad sense).

 

Xmas is upon us and still nothing. Cant say I'm surprised.

Last I hear it's April.
For the love of Jesus... and Christmas!
If someone had told you a year ago that AMD would be a year late...

 

Some new ZEN Tek Highlights

A neural network embedded in the CPU core ZEN

-> More Here (Use google Translate)

https://gigglehd.com/gg/hard/622581

 

This will be interesting

Cryptic rumour points to air cooled AMD Ryzen hitting 5GHz

This is a follow up to our story on Tuesday regarding the publishing of the first 'official' AMD Ryzen CPU (Engineering Sample) review by French tech print magazine Canard PC. Since the magazine has been out and pawed over by its purchasers, more details about Ryzen have come to light. However, the most stirring extra piece of information is mysteriously hidden inside a binary string printed nonchalantly above a feature image on page 10 of the magazine's printed article (see below).

Reddit user lolwut996633 was first to notice the 0s and 1s were more than an ornamental flourish added to the image of a CPU and motherboard. The 0s and 1s sequence was as follows:

010110100110010101101110010011110100001101000000
010000010110100101110010001111010011010101000111

Putting the above string through a binary to plain text converter results in the following:

ZenOC@Air=5G

So there you can see it, plain as day. The Canard PC review editors have slyly hidden the above eyebrow raising statement - suggesting that their engineering sample Ryzen CPU was capable of hitting 5GHz with traditional air cooling.

 

Will certainly be interesting if that is true. Great news to have some competition in the CPU market again. Personally, i'm sick of the 5-10% increase in performance of new Intel chips.

 

It has been way less then that from broadwell to kaby lake in terms of ipc like 2-3%.

But I am with you there it's annoying but hey they had no competition. I am planning on getting Zen as it most likely will go 4ghz+

That 5ghz was on one core since the motherboard vrms wouldn't handle on all.
But still a good result.

 

If it's a mobo quality "problem" and the chip itself is "capable", it's great news!

 

http://ve.ga/

 

lol

 

Man I hope the hype is real. Been holding off upgrading to see what AMD has to offer. Would love to build a full AMD machine again. Ryzen and Vega!

 

I'm ready , bring it ... 3 days countdown !

 

lol

 

Yep that's AMDs FineWine Techonolgy working right there








:bigsmile:

 

Spoiler

 

Haha. I don't know what half of that means, but it sure sounds impressive.

 

Sounds good to me

 

It will have new Render Engine based on Binned Rasterisation :nerd:
and:
-> the target is divided into multiple rectangles, called
tiles. The rendering commands are sorted according to the tiles they
touch and stored in the corresponding bins, and then the contents of
each bin are rendered separately to the corresponding tile. It's a bit
complex, but it considerably improves cache coherence and
parallelization... <-

-> Nvidia is using since Maxwell: The Tile Based Rasterisation <-

and for fun:

OLD tek buyers reaction:

 

Thanks OnnA.