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AMD is expected to announce the RDNA 3 cards on November 3. (I'm not sure when they're expected to be available for purchase.) Unless there's a need to buy im
by CoastalCoder 4y ago
AMD is expected to announce the RDNA 3 cards on November 3. (I'm not sure when they're expected to be available for purchase.)
Unless there's a need to buy immediately or to stick with nVidia, it might make sense to see the RDNA 3 cards' pricing, performance, and power requirements.
- izacus 4y agoIs there any reason to believe AMD is actually going to miraculously change their performance?
- CoastalCoder 4y agoI'm mostly interested in 4 details: cost, performance, energy usage, and open-source drivers. I think it's likely that some RDNA3 cards will be on that Pareto surface.
- neogodless 4y agoThis seems like a strange question. Nvidia just improved upon their own performance by about 60% this generation. Do we consider that miraculous? AMD is moving to chiplets and more advanced nodes at TSMC, and they've been executing well on CPU and GPU improvements. Who knows what advances they make, or how much more hardware they throw at the problem. They are likely to improve upon their own performance by at least 33%, but perhaps they'll also approach Nvidia's 60%. Certainly if they only reach 33%, pricing will be key - they will not be competing against the RTX 4090, but only against lower tier cards if that's the case.