Rocco Schiavone
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Should be 5090 performance.Give me even 4090 performance a good price without astronomical power use and I'm sold. Also keep the standard connections for power.
Should be 5090 performance.Give me even 4090 performance a good price without astronomical power use and I'm sold. Also keep the standard connections for power.
1C90XT, most definitely over.Should be 5090 performance.
I wonder what NVIDIA tech my great, great, great grand kids will be playing when those release.1C90XT, most definitely over.
1C70XT will be fairly close in raster, even closer in RT.
Don't put extra 0 in there. C mean 100 in Roman Numerals.I wonder what NVIDIA tech my great, great, great grand kids will be playing when those release.
Edit: Misread your model, thought you were going for 1C090XT.... But ya. AMD isn't getting close to 5090. They keep skipping halo GPUs like with this gen.
Gently coaxed from my ass. Gently coaxed...RAM on this cards is just numbers pulled from the ass....
This is completely wrong.RDNA 4 was a huge improvement over RDNA 3 in Q1 2025, giving us FSR 4 image scaling and big improvements in Ray Tracing.
Now RDNA 5 will be coming out in 2027 (Q2? Q3?), with even bigger improvements, using TSMC N3P. So let's look at the leaked line up with speculated clocks, RAM, and performance vs RDNA 4 / RTX. (leaks says 1.1x raster and 2X RT of RDNA 4):
RX 10050XT? (AT4) -
24 CU @ 3.5 GHz (?)
12~16GB 128bit LPDDR5X 10000 (?) 160 GB/s
~95% raster, ~175% RT of 9060XT
~100% raster, ?RT of RTX 3070
$300~350
RX 10060XT? (AT3) -
48 CU @ 3.4 GHz (?)
16~24GB 256bit LPDDR5X 10000 (?) 320 GB/s
~190% raster, ~340% RT of 9060XT
~105% raster, ?RT of 4080 Super
$450~550
RX 10070XT? (AT2) -
68 CU @ 3.2 GHz (?)
16~24GB 196bit GDDR7 864 GB/s
~125% raster, ~227% RT of 9070XT
~ 104% raster, ?RT of RTX 5080
$700~800
RX 10090XT? (AT0) -
96 CU @ 3 GHz (?)
24~36GB 384bit GDDR7 (?) 1.7TB/s
~165% raster, ~300% RT of 9070XT
~90% raster, ?RT of RTX 5090
$1000~1200
I am soooo fucking excited for RDNA 5....
I like the thread engagement. I dont jibe your logic nor details.This is completely wrong.
AT4 dGPU WILL 99% NOT EXIST FOR GAMING
AT3 dGPU WILL 100% NOT EXIST FOR GAMING
Why? Because AT3 MINIMUM Memory config is 32GB of Ultra Premium LPDDR6. The least they can sell that for is 800$.
AT4 it's below Navi33 and the minimum memory config is 16GB of LPDDR5X; Where they will need to buy the highest bin LPDDR5X for it. for a Navi 33 victim forget about it.
THAT Aside, this is the actual lineup:
RX 1070 GRE (AT2) -
44 CU @ 3.2 GHz
215W
12GB 128bit GDDR7-36Gbps 576 GB/s
~105% raster/RT of RTX 4070 Ti
$499
RX 1070 (AT2) -
48 CU @ 3.2 GHz
235W
15GB 160bit GDDR7-36Gbps 720 GB/s
~103% raster/RT of RTX 4070 Ti SUPER
$549
RX 1070 XT (AT2) -
64 CU @ 3.2 GHz
275W
18GB 192bit GDDR7-36Gbps 864 GB/s
~100% raster/RT of RTX 5080
$649
RX 1080 (AT0) -
WILL 99% NOT RELEASE FOR GAMERS
152 CU @ 2.6 GHz
380W
36GB 384bit GDDR7-36Gbps 1.7TB/s
~95% Raster/RT of RTX 5090
$
RX 1080 XT (AT0) -
WILL 100% NOT RELEASE FOR GAMERS
184 CU @ 2.9 GHz
600W
48/128GB 512bit GDDR7-36Gbps 2.3TB/s
~115% Raster/RT of RTX 5090
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AMD always had stupid naming schemes. NVIDIA has kept the same one since GTX 200, only replacing the G with an R.I wanna say those prices are terrible, but with the current state of things they're actually quite good. That naming has to change though. 10070 should at least change to 10700 if you want to keep 5 digits or you could replace the 10 by the roman numeral X and have it only be 4 digits X070.
I solved it. No worries.AMD always had stupid naming schemes. NVIDIA has kept the same one since GTX 200, only replacing the G with an R.
AMD changes it every other generation.
AMD always had stupid naming schemes. NVIDIA has kept the same one since GTX 200, only replacing the G with an R.
AMD changes it every other generation.
What I posted is the AMD desktop lineup on the roadmap for AMD.I like the thread engagement. I dont jibe your logic nor details.
But I love the effort!
OMG show us. I wanna see.What I posted is the AMD desktop lineup on the roadmap for AMD.
That's what they are planning to release.
It's public information, posted by MLID.OMG show us. I wanna see
Jeez, I thought you had something new. This is ooooolllld. MLiD literally leaked stuff hat supplanted this chart.It's public information, posted by MLID.
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90 / 99% refers to parametric harvesting. But the rest is straightforward. You can see there is only 4 planned gaming SKUs. One with AT0 and three with AT2.
AT3 / AT4 are designed for Medusa Halo and Medusa Premium. They can be used as dGPUs, but they only make sense as AI dGPUs. Basically if you're using LPDDR, it's a memory capacity play. Gaming on the other hand doesn't need 32GB on cards barely beating RTX 5060 Ti.
The chart hasn't changed. The only change is that AT0 Gaming is no longer on the roadmap for gaming.Jeez, I thought you had something new. This is ooooolllld. MLiD literally leaked stuff hat supplanted this chart.
Even theoretically speaking, AT3/4 Gaming don't make sense.AT3/4 dGPU Gaming SKUs aren't real.
I dont know why you keep insisting LPDDR6 as a must. Its an option for AT3. MLiD update had both LPDDR5X @ 356bit bus and LPDDR6 @ 384bit bus.Even theoretically speaking, AT3/4 Gaming don't make sense.
Again, AT2 with 15GB 160b G7 costs a lot less than AT3 with 32GB LPDDR6. It ALSO PERFORMS A LOT BETTER. Like 40-45% better.
Remember also that a 48CU cut of AT2 has 96ROPs. But 48CU AT3 has 64ROPs. That's a very significant difference.
You really don't get it ha?I dont know why you keep insisting LPDDR6 as a must
WUT.You really don't get it ha?
The minimum memory capacity for a 256b LP5X | 384b LP6 is 32GB. The issue is that 32GB is too god damn much for 9070 GRE performance.
Sooooo..... Apple didn't achieve 1TB+/s on thrir Mac Studio with their LPDDR5X is what you are saying, is that right?And if it's LP5X, it's going to be RTX 4070 performance.
I think its too complicated for you is what I think.Do you think that RTX 4070 ~ RX 9070 GRE performance is compelling enough to sell for 700-800$ to gamers? LMAO. 4070 Ti at 799$ was a tough pill to swallow in 2022……
Or they can give you RTX 4070 Ti performance at 500$ with 12GB GDDR7.
it's not complicated.
Apple has a 1024bit LPDDR5X bus on M3 Ultra. That 1TB BW is achieved with a capacity of 512GB LPDDR5X and a price tag north of 7k from what I recall.Sooooo..... Apple didn't achieve 1TB+/s on thrir Mac Studio with their LPDDR5X is what you are saying, is that right?
You can't do this shit. it's 6/8/12GB/etc as options for 64b LP5X / 96b LP6. 8GB is more cost effective than 6GB and thus 6GB can barely be used. Furthermore, AMD needs top bin LP5X, 99% of that will be 8GB and up.256 bit is 8 x 32bit. 2GB modules x8 is 16GB. 16GB is not 32GB? Am I nuts or R U NUTS?
Thanks for looking up what we already know. Doesn't change the fact that you said 4070 perfirmanxe was limit for LPDDR5X.Apple has a 1024bit LPDDR5X bus on M3 Ultra. That 1TB BW is achieved with a capacity of 512GB LPDDR5X and a price tag north of 7k from what I recall.
AT4 is 128 bit LODDR5X only.AMD has a 128b LP5X / 192b LP6 bus on AT4. And a 256b LP5X / 384b LP6 bus on AT3.
No shit. But I had to use extreme example to turn on that cracked lightbulb in your head.Mac Studio and RX 1050 XT aren't in the same universe as products.
You can't do this shit. it's 6/8/12GB/etc as options for 64b LP5X / 96b LP6. 8GB is more cost effective than 6GB and thus 6GB can barely be used. Furthermore, AMD needs top bin LP5X, 99% of that will be 8GB and up.
Have you seen a single 16GB Strix Halo Laptop? That's my point.
The entire point of LPDDR5X/6 is that it's a lot of capacity, slow and energy efficient.
Watch him pivot. Its hilarious lolThere's LPDDR5X with only one 16Gbit die per package. 8 of those = 16GB on a 256-bit bus.
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it's the limit for LP5X AT3.Doesn't change the fact that you said 4070 perfirmanxe was limit for LPDDR5X.
For 10.7 Gbps LPDDR5X ! (24GB is technically possible, not cost effective)32GB being minimum or 256bit bus.
Uses GDDR6! Not LPDDR5X!You should tell Sony to recall all PS5 because they scammed 16GB from all their customers.
Have you seen a single 16GB Strix Halo Laptop? That's my point.
Bro.it's the limit for LP5X AT3.
For 10.7 Gbps LPDDR5X ! (24GB is technically possible)
Uses GDDR6! Not LPDDR5X!
I am not going to when you're both wrong and proposing meme sci-fi configs.Bro.
Take a break. Take a breath. Take the L.
You can stay. Ill just make you my thread pet and make fun of you.I am not going to when you're both wrong and proposing meme sci-fi configs.
Those are horseshit reports. RDNA 4 vs 50 series, RDNA 4 sold far more (nVidia starved the gamer channels for the AI channels lol).
Also, nVidia lost gamer support this gen while AMD gained them (melting connectors, buggy drivers, ridiculous street prices, etc..).
Oh no. They have lower price. Thats terrible.You can't be serious. The RDNA 4 took a long time to appear on the Steam Hardware Survey, and even then, the numbers were quite modest. The RDNA 4 had a price cut when all electronics went up in price.
Just like the price, which is based on the organ trade.All this just to get destroyed by Nvidia Rubin RTX 6000 on N3P, nothing ever changes.
No eonder Jensen treats gamers like shit. They keep giving him money no matter what.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5000 Series
Total NVIDIA RTX 5000 Series: 15.30%
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070: 3.11%
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060: 2.66%
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Laptop GPU: 2.33%
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti: 2.15%
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti: 1.68%
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080: 1.47%
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Laptop GPU: 0.59%
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090: 0.41%
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Laptop GPU: 0.39%
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5050 Laptop GPU: 0.31%
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5050: 0.20%
AMD Radeon RX 9000 Series
Total AMD Radeon 9000 Series: 2.18%
- AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT: 1.27%
- AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT: 0.74%
- AMD Radeon RX 9070: 0.17%