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Posted by deksman2

- July 27, 2020, 22:00:01

Quote from: Jonh Cassey on July 20, 2020, 23:31:45
2020 - 1050
2021- 1050ti
2022- 1070
Just a prediction, but seems to me that these igpus are quite capable of taking midtier gpus out of the game, at least until they bottleneck the ddr5, wich with rapid lithography development other markets demand should happen quiet fast.

Actually, if AMD starts using HBM2 (or better) in APU's, then they will have more than enough bandwidth.

The reworked Vega (which seems to be equivalent to NAVI) in Zen 2 is really showing its strength on both mobile and desktop.
On desktop its a lot more powerful mainly because the APU has access to more power.

I doubt AMD will start using NAVI in Zen 3... but starting with Zen 4 or Zen 5, they might begin using RDNA 2 (which reportedly has 50% more performance per watt).
Add to that 5nm (which will be used for Zen 4), more compute units, etc, and AMD might actually surpass Vega 56/1070.

It really depends on how technology will evolve.
Both Ampere and RDNA 2 look to be pretty powerful... but AMD may have the manuf. process advantage (and the fact they can produce CPU's too... so they can make APU's and further eat into NV's low-end/mid-end share).

Posted by JonathanX64

- July 21, 2020, 22:57:06

Quote from: JS on July 21, 2020, 07:25:43
Quote from: dksajdas on July 20, 2020, 16:27:32
You know what, I'll throw away my 2080ti and get a 4700G, overclock it to 10Ghz and call it a day. It seems like this CPU is good for everything. It probably make babies also.

Aweee looks like an NV/INTEL fan boi is hurt over their purchase of one of the worst value GPUs in the last couple decades and hates that AMD is crushing Intel, and likely soon NV.

Or is it? RTX GPUs are the only ones on the market with support for DX12 Ultimate, which means they are the only ones to run games of the future, on par with Xbox Series X and maybe sometimes even a bit better.
I'm not saying RTX 2080 Ti is a good value GPU, but it's a good futureproof GPU, unlike, say, 5700 XT.

Posted by Venkataramana K

- July 21, 2020, 09:21:42

Quote from: dksajdas on July 20, 2020, 16:27:32
You know what, I'll throw away my 2080ti and get a 4700G, overclock it to 10Ghz and call it a day. It seems like this CPU is good for everything. It probably make babies also.

Use your semen as thermal paste.

Posted by JS

- July 21, 2020, 07:25:43

Quote from: dksajdas on July 20, 2020, 16:27:32
You know what, I'll throw away my 2080ti and get a 4700G, overclock it to 10Ghz and call it a day. It seems like this CPU is good for everything. It probably make babies also.

Aweee looks like an NV/INTEL fan boi is hurt over their purchase of one of the worst value GPUs in the last couple decades and hates that AMD is crushing Intel, and likely soon NV.

Posted by Jonh Cassey

- July 20, 2020, 23:31:45

2020 - 1050
2021- 1050ti
2022- 1070
Just a prediction, but seems to me that these igpus are quite capable of taking midtier gpus out of the game, at least until they bottleneck the ddr5, wich with rapid lithography development other markets demand should happen quiet fast.

Posted by dksajdas

- July 20, 2020, 16:27:32

You know what, I'll throw away my 2080ti and get a 4700G, overclock it to 10Ghz and call it a day. It seems like this CPU is good for everything. It probably make babies also.

Posted by Redaktion

- July 20, 2020, 14:58:46

Leaked benchmarks over on the Chiphell forums paint a positive picture of AMD's upcoming Ryzen 7 4700G APU. Once overclocked, the APU's Vega 8 integrated GPU delivered 3DMark Fire Strike performance that wasn't too far off from the discrete GeForce GTX 1050 and leaked Intel Xe DG1 scores.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-Ryzen-7-4700G-Vega-8-iGPU-overclocked-to-a-stunning-2-4-GHz-nearly-matches-the-NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-1050-in-3DMark-Fire-Strike.482387.0.html