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AMD is ready to unveil its next-generation GPU architecture, Polaris, in June at the earliest for release in the third quarter. With Nvidia also expected to launch its Pascal GPU architecture at about the same time, sources from the upstream supply chain expect a wave of replacement demand to occur in the second half.
The Polaris architecture will be manufactured on Globalfoundries or Samsung's 14nm FinFET processes and is equipped with its fourth-generation GCN architecture, and support for HDMI 2.0a and DisplayPort 1.3.
Currently, AMD only has a share of around 20% in the discrete graphics card market for desktops and is hoping Polaris will help it regain lost market share.
Nvidia is expected to unveil its Pascal architecture at the GPU Technology Conference (GTC) 2016 in April, and will announce GTX 1080/1070 GPUs in June for an official release in the third quarter. Mainstream Pascal-based graphics cards will become available in the fourth quarter.
AMD is ready to unveil its next-generation GPU architecture, Polaris, in June at the earliest for release in the third quarter. With Nvidia also expected to launch its Pascal GPU architecture at about the same time, sources from the upstream supply chain expect a wave of replacement demand to occur in the second half.
The Polaris architecture will be manufactured on Globalfoundries or Samsung's 14nm FinFET processes and is equipped with its fourth-generation GCN architecture, and support for HDMI 2.0a and DisplayPort 1.3.
Currently, AMD only has a share of around 20% in the discrete graphics card market for desktops and is hoping Polaris will help it regain lost market share.
Nvidia is expected to unveil its Pascal architecture at the GPU Technology Conference (GTC) 2016 in April, and will announce GTX 1080/1070 GPUs in June for an official release in the third quarter. Mainstream Pascal-based graphics cards will become available in the fourth quarter.