I think that has more to do with OEM's being locked to Intel. Most Ryzen laptops have Vega GPU's in them, but most laptops are Intel. AMD is in the majority of Macs sold however. Not gaming, but still a lot of machines.
The rumors of very short supplies have not gone away.
The rumors of very short supplies have not gone away.
I don't even know whether to believe it or not, but I'd say that if you want one be ready to get that order in.Do you think AMD is shorting themselves stock or the retailers? I see these rumors as tantrums from retailers that wanted to get greedy like in the past.
I thought Lisa Su said the Vega VII was gonna be faster then the RTX 2080??
I thought Lisa Su said the Vega VII was gonna be faster then the RTX 2080??
In the review link its show RTX 2080 being slightly ahead still.
Is that review a fake or is this what to be expected??
Either way I am still buying one..
They're going to sell out quickly; I'm not even sure what to make of the allocation plans.
This is AMD's internal review guide numbers. As I said, the 2080 will still be faster by AMD's own admission.In the review link its show RTX 2080 being slightly ahead still.
Is that review a fake or is this what to be expected??
but what's really interesting is the thought that if the extra bandwidth is providing the performance, what stopped AMD from taking the same approach with Vega?
Because only having 2 stacks of HBM saves on the HBM itself and on the smaller interposer. It's a cost thing. Also back then when Vega was released, hbm clock speeds were lower than what was expected years before, when Vega was in planning. With higher mem clocks, the 2 channels would have been enough for gaming. That is why you can undervolt and memory OC a vega 56 and be very close to vega 64 performance. both are very memory BW starved.
AMD 's own marketing slide deck had the VII leading the 2080 by 1-2 fps in a pair of games in 4k (and doing substantially better in Strange Brigade). If AMD had a real winner on their hands, they wouldn't be so shy about it.
I think we all know what we're going to get from VII, but what's really interesting is the thought that if the extra bandwidth is providing the performance, what stopped AMD from taking the same approach with Vega?
Snagged 2, had my brother order one also.Sales page is live on newegg
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod...sktopGraphicsCards-_-14202330-S0A&ignorebbr=1