News AMD Navi 22 and Navi 23 Show Up In Linux Driver

[Admin]

AMD Navi 22 and Navi 23 were spotted in a Linux driver. They could be the high-end Navi GPUs CEO Lisa Su hinted about in August.

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[kinggremlin]

Seems like only 2 1/2 years ago I was hearing about that 1080ti killer from AMD. Is this it already?

 

[AlistairAB]

Seems like only 2 1/2 years ago I was hearing about that 1080ti killer from AMD. Is this it already?

It's definitely sad to see AMD taking 3 years to beat the 1080 ti. But the 5700 XT is equal in some games, and only $400, so there is that at least.

 

[Warsaw]

Seems like only 2 1/2 years ago I was hearing about that 1080ti killer from AMD. Is this it already?

Well, when you look at Nvidia's side, they didn't do that much better with the 2080 losing when it came out in most games. It was only the 2080 Ti at a MUCH higher level (was similar to Titan pricing) that was ahead. Imo, they didn't do that much better. Especially when you consider they are the ones that blew prices up in the graphics card markets.

On a side note I am really ready for AMD to have a top performance card again. I think we all are ready for some competition on the top end.

 

[kinggremlin]

Well, when you look at Nvidia's side, they didn't do that much better with the 2080 losing when it came out in most games. It was only the 2080 Ti at a MUCH higher level (was similar to Titan pricing) that was ahead. Imo, they didn't do that much better. Especially when you consider they are the ones that blew prices up in the graphics card markets.

On a side note I am really ready for AMD to have a top performance card again. I think we all are ready for some competition on the top end.

Nvidia took the plunge on hardware ray tracing. We will all benefit in the long run by that move. That took a lot of money to develop, and a lot of die space to implement. AMD is on a superior node and has neither tensor cores nor RTX cores taking up die space and still can't beat the 3 year old 1080ti. If Nvidia had decided to make a 775mm die exclusively for rasterized graphics, AMD might as well have left the dGPU market. Based on early Ampere rumors, they may still want to after its release next year.

 

[Nick_C]

Nvidia took the plunge on hardware ray tracing. We will all benefit in the long run by that move. That took a lot of money to develop, and a lot of die space to implement.

Indeed they did. However, as next gen consoles will be AMD based (and are expected to enjoy some form of hardware acceleration of ray tracing), NVidia may have gone to market too soon at too high a surcharge for a feature barely used by games released to date.

 

[nismo458]

It's definitely sad to see AMD taking 3 years to beat the 1080 ti. But the 5700 XT is equal in some games, and only $400, so there is that at least.

https://www.techspot.com/review/1907-geforce-1080-ti-vs-rtx-2070-super-vs-radeon-5700-xt/
AMD sucks, 1080ti still faster than the 5700 XT.