Zion Halcyon
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490 will not be 512, Polaris is too small to have a 512 bit bus.....
Don't forget when the 290/X showed up no one expected it to have a 512bit bus. We can still be surprised.490 will not be 512, Polaris is too small to have a 512 bit bus.....
Yeah dude, it's a huge die. You can't fit 512bit bus on a die that's half the size (or less) of a 290xDon't forget when the 290/X showed up no one expected it to have a 512bit bus. We can still be surprised.
Haha chill, just explaining that it's because of the die size, not because we're on the nv marketing team and trying to shoot down Polarisguys! don't argue over the 512 thing I was only saying everything is bs until it comes out. I coulda pulled that number out of my ass or confused it with something else...
TBA, TBA, TBA, TBA,... impressive specs
It's AMD's way of saying, "To Be Awesome!!!".
But yea, I thought it was funny that the OP reposted this leak from the other leak thread (which is only a few posts down from this one), just to provide little of substance.
That's fn funny!It's AMD's way of saying, "To Be Awesome!!!".
That's fn funny!
I hadn't seen AMD talking about multi-GPU solutions hitting the mid-range before. That's an interesting idea; imagine a card with 2 cheap-o polaris 11 GPUs, each as fast as a GTX950 (but half the TDP) coming in around $200-- it would sweep the GTX970 into the gutter. Pretty interesting stuff.
I hadn't seen AMD talking about multi-GPU solutions hitting the mid-range before. That's an interesting idea; imagine a card with 2 cheap-o polaris 11 GPUs, each as fast as a GTX950 (but half the TDP) coming in around $200-- it would sweep the GTX970 into the gutter. Pretty interesting stuff.
That strategy of putting multiple very small cheap GPUs on products targeting the mid-level rather than enthusiasts could pay off bigtime for AMD.