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AMD Vega 20 Possible Performance Spotted in Final Fantasy XV Benchmark

Gaming benchmarks on a prosumer card with obvious lacking support. Well done.

What is the point of this? Clicks? A new Vega hype? I've never seen Quadro or Tesla being put to the test on vague, leaky benchmarks. Or even 3DMark.

@all you can safely ignore this whole article. Go do something useful instead. There is nothing to be learned here. You can't learn anything about 7nm performance / scaling / power budget, you don't see what 7nm Vega is actually for, and the bench is unreliable.

I'm expecting a bit more restraint from TPU. This is feeding into a misplaced hype and misinformed fanbase. As you can see by over half the posts made here.
I agree here, Ieaks are rarely accurate and nowhere near the finished products performance.
 
ehm.NO!!!!!. I think you misunderstand vega20 a bit. AMD HAS STATED. " "Vega 20" is NOT a mere die-shrink of the "Vega 10" GPU die to the 7 nm node."

For starters, it is flanked by four HBM2 memory stacks, confirming it will feature a wider memory interface, and support for up to 32 GB of memory. AMD at its Computex event confirmed that "Vega 20" will build Radeon Instinct and Radeon Pro graphics cards, and that it has no plans to bring it to the client-segment. That distinction will be reserved for "Navi," which could only debut in 2019, if not later.

ABOVE FROM HERE..... https://www.techpowerup.com/247006/amd-7nm-vega-by-december-not-a-die-shrink-of-vega-10

DO UR RESEARCH 1ST BEFORE POSTING NEXT TIME "EVERYONE"

Cause if they launched a 1700$ gpu with better than 2080TI performance it'd be success?

ehm.. I think you misunderstand vega20 a bit.
it's just Vega64 -> 7nm, nothing else pretty much, at 150 W it's a better card than 2070\2080, same performance, lower power consumption, costs less probably due to die size and It'd say that is a story for success.
Unless 7nm have horrible yields but all stories point to all things good.

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well it's a very nvidia title, more than any other title I've ever seen so it's a bad for overall performance comparison, that said it's just a new RX580 in my eyes and it looks promising.
I just want 2080ti performance at not 2080 ti price.
2080ti has mighty performance but holy shit it's pricey.
 
for a 4096 bit card with massive 2.5x more bandwidth on the memory side, this should be (2,5+1,3)/2~ 1,4-1,9x better.

325mm2 on 7nm translates to 650mm2 on 12nm, compared to VEGA 484mm2. there are at least 33% more transistors in VEGA20
GTX 1080 Ti and RTX 2080 Ti has 88 ROPS read/write units at higher clock speeds. TFLOPS means nothing without graphics read/write units.

No brainier to why Vega 64 level GPU lands around GTX 1080 level GPUs i.e. 64 ROPS.
 
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