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AdoredTV discusses the evolving AMD master plan from the early 2000's and into the future.
Was Navi built for the PS5?
Was Navi built for the PS5?
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Hey, AMD just came out with this great card, the RX580, that is actually sub $250, and is every bit as good if not better than the Nvidia entry into that segment. For about $30 over your $250 mark, they have the RX590, which absolutely destroys anything that NVIDIA has in that price segment (current MSRP pricing for new products). Now, the $500 price segment, you may have a point.Would sure love to have decent 250$/500$ entries from AMD.
I find myself interested, but I can't watch a damned video.
Once again I find myself wishing they had written a proper article instead.
An hour of listening to something that could be summed up in a few paragraphs....I'm guessing he gets paid by the word.
I find myself interested, but I can't watch a damned video.
Once again I find myself wishing they had written a proper article instead.
I will always choose a written article over a video. I hope the YouTube video tech trend dies, but who am I kidding.
Oh, I just meant in general. I do know Adored loves his videos, haha.What trend because he is pretty much the only one on youtube that has remotely interesting stuff not always in every direction he goes but this stuff(master plan series) is pretty decent.
I only skipped the middle 1/3. Almost made my buy more shares
Yes.
There saved you 1hr long video.
There is a couple year lag to tell if the CEO is doing good work. That engineer ceo Dirk? did a great job with CPU. Even though lisa got credit. Their GPU is such weak shape sounds like he overlooked it.
At this point Nvidia is competing with it's own cards, older games, and the upgraded consoles. Would sure love to have decent 250$/500$ entries from AMD.
Its easy to see without even watching the video that AMD is going back to their early 2000's formula.
Which was?
I don't think they had any money for real gpu work. It was zen zen zen for like 5 years barely keeping the lights on while they were at it. Also in the 250 dollar bracket the 580 is the only game in town so I dunno what you're driving at.
I'm contemplating AMD for my next build. I'm going to cap by budget at $300 for a GPU. I have a 970 right now - but since I'm doing a new build, it makes sense for the 970 to stay with this rig. (Not too mention, one of my kids will get it - it's an upgrade for them).Hey, AMD just came out with this great card, the RX580, that is actually sub $250, and is every bit as good if not better than the Nvidia entry into that segment. For about $30 over your $250 mark, they have the RX590, which absolutely destroys anything that NVIDIA has in that price segment (current MSRP pricing for new products). Now, the $500 price segment, you may have a point.
Yes.
There saved you 1hr long video.
No they didn't, which is why they had to nail it with Zen. Which they did. And according to them, that was their game plan. To make the R&D money from Zen to fuel their GPU market. It makes sense.
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But can they really do it? The situation they have before is because of them needing to compete on both front. Ryzen really shows us they need to choose one market or else they will get beaten on both front.
Gotta love the knuckle draggers in here bashing one of the last decent tech journalists left, willing to put his shit on the line to educate and inform you. No wonder Kyle struggles to pay the bills with asshats like you lot filling his forum up.
Would you complain if he posted a detailed and in-depth video of his dealings with nGreedia? Yeah, you probably would...![]()
An hour of listening to something that could be summed up in a few paragraphs....I'm guessing he gets paid by the word.
Exactly.
Sadly there is more money in YouTube videos these days than in well written articles.
It's the downfall of society. People are too öazy to even read...
Or a hardware scheduler for that part how long have we not had the IDE interface with master and slaveThe part I don't understand is why they are saying any chiplets based GPU would have to use Crossfire type mGPU solutions.
If you are able to do the interconnects between chiplets correctly (and they would have to be able to, if they are putting the memory controller on a separate IO controller) I do that see why the driver couldn't present two chiplets with - say - 64 cores each as a singles GPU with 128 cores.
It will likely make board manufacture a little bit more pricy in order to place the multiple chiplets right so the inteoonnectd line up right, but that should be more that offset by the reduction in cost from the yield improvements due to using chiplets...
Don't forget that he based his speculation on a guy from redditThat was quite the trip. Very interesting stuff, now to see how close the analysis and predictions will be when the PS5 actually comes out.
great video, watched the entire thing.
AMD has a plan and its very simple and elegant in its execution if it is close to what adored has speculated.
I probably wont be buying the first gen navi, but will buy the next 3700x and probably navi 2. easiest upgrade path I have ever seen.
I will always choose a written article over a video. I hope the YouTube video tech trend dies, but who am I kidding.