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This is from computex, thought this was a bit interesting. AMD is hard at work on a successor, and they (may?) be working on a better cooler for their successor cards: AIB manufacturers are also reporting at computex that AMD is hard at work on a single chip solution to compete with GK110.
Source:
http://videocardz.com/42643/amd-radeon-hd-8000-graphics-cards-will-feature-better-coolers
Source:
http://videocardz.com/42643/amd-radeon-hd-8000-graphics-cards-will-feature-better-coolers
ComputerBase made a trip to Taiwan, where a lot of new hardware is presented at Computex. Guys from CB had a chance to talk with both manufacturers about the next series, or more precisely the current series for NVIDIA. Of course, not many details were disclosed at this point, but AMD is supposedly taking a lot of effort to manufacture a more efficient cooling system. It does not mean that it will be as sexy as the TITAN’s, but it means will be enough quiet and enough efficient to compete with it (I think ‘quiet’ is the key word here). According to Nekechuck, they focus on customers satisfaction. Whenever they make a better reference card, it’s the customers who benefit. He also says that their partners will now have to work harder to make something as good as the reference designed.
The story looks slightly different, if you ask the partners themselves. According to them, AMD is indeed working on a new design, but it won’t be that attractive as the company is telling to the public. AMD is not interested in manufacturing highly efficient cooling solutions, because these are expensive. Instead, AMD is currently working on a new GPU that could compete with the GK110, and that’s their main focus.