Should be because i think it would be 10-15% slower than vega 64.

It would be the card to get for 1440p freesync 144hz

Rx480 and 470 was in stock for quite a long time before the mining craze started leh

How come can overprice when that time rx470 4GB only rm1k?

This post has been edited by terradrive: Aug 14 2017, 08:25 AM

Msrp was that but i remembered retail was more like $220, exchange rate 4.3, gst6%, and markup easily break rm1100 lor

I remembered one site mentioned the vega card to be over 1kg in weight wow
It's like the same weight as my previous Sapphire triple fan R9 290.
While my tiny 2 fan GTX1070 weighs around half that lol

Will AMD drop price for RX5700XT? Some RTX2060 super is priced at RM1400 now, an RX5700XT priced at 1400-1500 would be so nice. As well as RX5600XT priced close to RM1100.

it is strong in overseas because rx5700xt is very cheap there, some countries even have price premiums on nvidia cards (for example 2070 super is 50% more expensive than rx5700xt there). Compared to malaysia, we got price slash and can get 2070 super for less than rm1.8k. Gaming wise just as fast, mining wise very easy to setup compared to amd, and just slightly slower.

Exactly, you can have RX5700XT for just 400 usd at usa, so cheap. If AMD doesn't reduce RX5000 series price in Malaysia soon, barely any people would choose the RX 5000 series over Nvidia cards, this in turn would make the cards harder to sell by the retailers, then it will cause the retailer to not stock much of AMD cards in the future. Can you see the negative impact towards Radeon card's availability here? Very bad situation.

5700XT's 251mm2 die size and 8GB VRAM is 400usd

big navi ~500m2 die size and 16GB VRAM, won't be cheap...

Here we go!!! 1 more min

Very little information given, no information on compute performance and how it handles ray tracing. Seems like ray tracing is brute forced cos the few games they demoed with the directX 12 ultimate ray tracing, it is mostly just some simpler lighting and shadows.

Very fast rasterization performance, good amount of 16GB VRAM. RIP to ethereum miners due to low GDDR6 memory bandwidth. 128MB Infinity cache mean game developers would need to optimize for that in the future.

Fully designed arch for gaming but what about for other than gaming use?

Yupp. It will make game developers scratch their heads more too to code the game to take advantage of the cache. Nvidia kepler arch had been like hell to maintain for Nvidia to maintain gaming performance before.

Nvidia is more simple, memory bandwidth issue settled by using GDDR6X instead, but of course the limited VRAM.

We can see later in the future how it plays out on how fast it runs. Nvidia GPU supports directx ultimate too so no issue there. I'm just disappointed on their showcase of ray tracing.

It seems like theres a small print that stated the ray tracing performance. And the ray tracing benchmark by microsoft's dxr sdk seems to put it faster than 2080ti. AMD's website stated each compute unit have one ray accelerator, so ray tracing seems to be fine on the new GPU.

AMD should had made a better presentation....

maybe because the tsmc 7nm is better than samsung's 8nm

RDNA2 have RT cores. Each compute unit have its own core. AMD didn't show in the announcement presentation but on it's website.

still looks fake tho

what time 6800 nda expires?

got any reviews with benchmark on 3d rendering softwares like blender, vray, arnold etc? I can't seem to find those atm

Thanks, seems like the GPU hardware itself is a beast in productivity but opencl support is kinda lacking

This post has been edited by terradrive: Nov 19 2020, 12:16 AM

Interesting, in guru3d blender the rtx 3000 series is so much faster but in linus's it's around the same ballpark. Although no idea why guru3d is using the older blender version and not the newer 2.90. I just checked mine seems like pascal optix support is experimental. Seems like the optix in blender really uses the rt cores on rtx cards, while radeon only can use the opencl route.

This post has been edited by terradrive: Nov 19 2020, 12:24 AM