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Upcoming Hardware Launches 2025 (Updated May 2025)

Only if that i7-8086K has proper TIM and no gap between die and IHS it will run at 5 GHz boost (or need watercooling stock), meaning it will also be an OC beast (maybe like i7-4770K vs i7-4790K aka Devil's Canyon).

Not so hyped about another Skylake arch release tho - I think I'll wait for Cannonlake 10nm / Ice Lake 10nm+

My 6700K at 5 GHz is not holding me back in many games anyway - If any.
 
What about Whiskey Lake?
W1zzard said:
  • Updated AMD Zen 2, Zen+ second wave, Threadripper 2nd Gen
  • Added GDDR6 info for NVIDIA
  • Added AMD B450 chipset
  • Added QLC NAND flash
  • Added NVIDIA GTX 1050 3 GB
  • Updated NVIDIA Turing
  • Updated Intel Cannon Lake
  • Updated Intel Z390
  • Updated DDR5
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What about Whiskey Lake? Have you found new information that denies its existence? Or it is on NDA? Also full Cannon Lake launch is for next year
 
WikiFM said:
What about Whiskey Lake?

What about Whiskey Lake? Have you found new information that denies its existence? Or it is on NDA? Also full Cannon Lake launch is for next year
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It's missing next intel HEDT Cascade Lake-X too, which should come Q4 this year. And no, there's no Cannon Lake X, which chipset chart implies. X399 is Cannon point with CFL/CNL PCH. And it will take Skylake X and most probably upcoming Cascade Lake X processors(I see it quite pointless to only update chipsets just to support old cpus).
 
  • Expanded AMD Ryzen Threadripper II series
  • Added new Ryzen 2000 models
  • Added Intel Bay Trail platform processor lineup expansion
  • Added New Intel 28-core HEDT platform derived from LGA3467
  • Updated Intel Z390
  • Added AMD Vega 20
  • Added GeForce 11-series
  • Added info on Samsung LPDDR5 DRAM
  • Expanded on GDDR6
  • Cleanup of launched products: AMD Zen+, Intel i7-8086K and NVIDIA GTX 1050 3 GB, AMD 400 & Intel 300 chipsets
 
So there's no planned Zen+ APUs? APUs aren't getting updated until Zen 2?
 
Updated:
  • Cleanup of launched products: AMD Threadripper Second Generation, Intel Coffee Lake, AMD B450
  • Added Intel Whiskey Lake, Cooper Lake, Cascade Lake, X599
  • Updated Intel Cannon Lake, Ice Lake, 28-core HEDT platform
  • Updated AMD Ryzen 2000 new models, AMD Zen 2
  • Added NVIDIA GeForce GTX 20-series
  • Updated NVIDIA Turing
  • Updated Intel Discrete GPU
  • Updated GDDR6
  • Added SK Hynix 4D NAND, Toshiba XL-FLASH
 
@W1zzard Would you consider organizing this list by month or quarter? The way it is right now, it's really hard to see which launches are imminent and which are in wishful thinking state. Which is really, the only purpose of this list, right?
 
rrrrex said:
Something wrong with it.

Do we skip pci-e 4.0? It looks meaningless, 5.0 is on test now.
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Should be Mbps, fixed.

Looks like nobody is interested in PCIe 4.0 so far, chicken egg problem, no CPUs/motherboards -> no cards
 
W1zzard said:
Should be Mbps, fixed.

Looks like nobody is interested in PCIe 4.0 so far, chicken egg problem, no CPUs/motherboards -> no cards
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Has this been a chicken and egg problem. I seem to remember PCIe revisions have always appeared on motherboards first.
 
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Considering no mention of Vega 20, Vega 12 release may be imminent...
Code: 
 /// This is a list of GPU's that the NULL OS layer can compile shaders to in off-line mode.
 enum class NullGpuId : uint32
 {
     Tahiti     = 0x0,
     Hainan     = 0x1,
     Bonaire    = 0x2,
     Hawaii     = 0x3,
     Kalindi    = 0x4,
     Godavari   = 0x5,
     Iceland    = 0x6,
     Carrizo    = 0x7,
     Tonga      = 0x8,
     Fiji       = 0x9,
     Stoney     = 0xA,
 #if PAL_BUILD_GFX9
    Vega10     = 0xB, 
#endif 
    Raven      = 0xC, 
#if PAL_BUILD_GFX9 
    Vega12     = 0xD, 
#endif 
    Max        = 0x10, 
    All        = 0x11 
};
...it might be a FirePro or Radeon Pro card.
 
Since it's not a consumer part, maybe Vega 20 is supported in the Pro drivers instead? Just sayin'.
 
Fiji and Vega10 are both used for Radeon Pro and Radeon so I doubt it. AMD just isn't making much noise about Vega12 because it's most likely a midrange card.
 
FordGT90Concept said:
Fiji and Vega10 are both used for Radeon Pro and Radeon so I doubt it. AMD just isn't making much noise about Vega12 because it's most likely a midrange card.
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Fiji is Fury and Vega10 is what's used in Ryzen APUs. These are not professional-only parts by any means.
 
Fiji is used in Radeon Pro SSG and Radeon Instinct MI8. Vega 10 is in Vega Frontier Edition, Radeon Pro WX 9100, and Radeon Instinct MI25. I didn't say "professional only." AMD doesn't have a habit of naming GPUs for specific market segments.

Just noticed Polaris10/11/12 is missing from the list. Better list (also no Vega 20):
Code: 
 /// Specifies the hardware revision.  Enumerations are in family order (Southern Islands, Sea Islands, Kaveri,
 /// Carrizo, Volcanic Islands, etc.)
 enum class AsicRevision : uint32
 {
     Unknown    = 0x00,

     Tahiti     = 0x01,
     Pitcairn   = 0x02,
     Capeverde  = 0x03,
     Oland      = 0x04,
     Hainan     = 0x05,

     Bonaire    = 0x06,
     Hawaii     = 0x07,

     Kalindi    = 0x0A,
     Godavari   = 0x0B,
     Spectre    = 0x0C,
     Spooky     = 0x0D,

     Carrizo    = 0x0E,
     Bristol    = 0x0F,
     Stoney     = 0x10,

     Iceland    = 0x11,
     Tonga      = 0x12,
     Fiji       = 0x13,

     Polaris10  = 0x14,
     Polaris11  = 0x15,
     Polaris12  = 0x16,

#if PAL_BUILD_GFX9 
    Vega10     = 0x18, 
    Vega12     = 0x19, 
    Raven      = 0x1B, 
#endif // PAL_BUILD_GFX9 
 };
 
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FordGT90Concept said:
Fiji is used in Radeon Pro SSG and Radeon Instinct MI8. Vega 10 is in Vega Frontier Edition, Radeon Pro WX 9100, and Radeon Instinct MI25. I didn't say "professional only." AMD doesn't have a habit of naming GPUs for specific market segments.
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Oh man...
When you have silicon that's used both in the consumer and professional products, it's expected you'll find the ids in both drivers. Vega20 is supposed to be professional-only, so it's expected (or at least not entirely unexpected) you won't find its id in the consumer-oriented driver.
But if you think you've discovered something everybody else has missed, by all means, pre-order your Vega12 today.
 
dont put ampere down as dead yet, could be a 7nm tsmc (10nm samsung maybe) volta successor, all compute hbm2 (could be 3 by then)
 
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