AMD promises 50+% performance/watt gains with their RDNA 3 GPU architecture
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Dicehunter
Resident Newb
So around 30% increase in total performance in real world games and applications then.
AlienALX
Well-known member
I have heard a few rumours that compared to 6000 series these are going to suck front bottoms.
It remains to be seen obviously, but with the total collapse of mining and GPUs selling in droves on Ebay they are going to really struggle now. I can pick up a 3090 FE for about £900 now, so they are going to have to undercut the absolute swamps of GPUs that are becoming available.
It remains to be seen obviously, but with the total collapse of mining and GPUs selling in droves on Ebay they are going to really struggle now. I can pick up a 3090 FE for about £900 now, so they are going to have to undercut the absolute swamps of GPUs that are becoming available.
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
Sounds great still want to see some AI processing improvements
AlienALX
Well-known member
From what I'm hearing there's something better coming in UE5. Was reading about it last night. will find it when I'm more awake. Very late night.
LePhuronn
New member
When games I care about implement Nvidia's crappy Ray Tracing performance then I'll care about AMD following up.
Come on, if ray tracing was everywhere in every game then yes AMD would be in a bit of a pickle. But since it's not, stamping your feet about "AMD's crappy ray tracing" is just fanboy tosh. Nvidia's ray tracing is also crappy.
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
Is it crappy because you obviously don't care for it or is it because it's objectively bad?
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
If we're talking performance then objectively speaking Nvidia's is substantially faster, In a fair few games by a pretty big margin which can be the difference between playable and unplayable.
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