Polaris foundry, the official word

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PPB

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But think this, just for a second:

AMD demoed Polaris 10, and showed Polarid 11 silicon on CES. Nvidia didnt show anything Pascal related until now. BUT, somehow, some genius here thinks that 16nmFF+ (the node Nvidia will be using for Pascal) is yielding a lot better than 14nm LPP (the node for Polaris as evidenced by the official claim made by amd about polaris 10, and the official claim samsung made about polaris11/greenland) .

How is this possible to go against all evidence and keep regurgitating the same crap? Jesus. Just. Stop. In the CPU forums I see a post where you advised a user to stop misleading people with false information. What do you think you are doing here with your FUD/BS thread? Even the PR guy from AMD took you for a walk and you didnt notice his choice of words. You are beyond help.
 

Headfoot

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My guess is Polaris 10 on GloFo 14nm, Polaris 11 on TSMC. Less duplicated effort that way and you still get some chips through on GloFo