The +40% frequency, achieved with Pascal in relation with Maxwell 2 was also due to 16nm vs 28nm process. I think a reasonable limit for what AMD can achieve in the same process is +25% (what Nvidia achieved from Kepler to Maxwell 2) Then in N7 process it would theoretically achieve 2115MHz+25%= 2645MHz (highest on air overclocked achieved with a Sapphire RX 5700XT Special Edition+25%) if it is on N7+ EUV then add +10% and viola, we have 2910MHz🤪. On the other hand, if true, the XBOX series X 1825MHz would be too low I think in that tower design, unless TSMC in order to achieve the greater density that N7E enjoys they shed 7-10% performance in relation with N7. Of course, if XBOX series X is indeed 1825MHz (which is the official specs), at Hot Chips the Gtri/s & Gpix/s figures that MS had in the slides suggest at least 1906MHz, maybe they made a mistake. Anyway, we will see! The way I see it, the most optimistic scenario for AMD is 3090 performance at $899 competing with $999 3090 12GB version😋 but Nvidia offers more features (unless AMD surprise us, but for example DLSS which for me is a superb feature, AMD probably will have nothing equivalent, a PS4 Pro checkerboarding feature maybe given the 128RBEs and 256bit bus...)