Quote from: Valantar on March 04, 2021, 11:53:55
It's rather weird discussing the memory bandwidth of this card without mentioning the Infinity Cache. I mean, it's shown itself to be quite effective at compensating for lower bandwidth on the 6800 and 6900 series, competing with Nvidia cards with both wider buses and much higher clocked memory. This has a 96MB cache compared to the 128MB of the higher end cards, so it's definitely not bad in that regard. The relatively small VRAM bandwidth deficit to competing Nvidia cards doesn't make it seem likely that this will be limited by bandwidth.

Make no mistake, it's one of the most biased 6700 XT headlines. Just awful.

It's rather weird discussing the memory bandwidth of this card without mentioning the Infinity Cache. I mean, it's shown itself to be quite effective at compensating for lower bandwidth on the 6800 and 6900 series, competing with Nvidia cards with both wider buses and much higher clocked memory. This has a 96MB cache compared to the 128MB of the higher end cards, so it's definitely not bad in that regard. The relatively small VRAM bandwidth deficit to competing Nvidia cards doesn't make it seem likely that this will be limited by bandwidth.