Hopefully it's a modified version of RDNA1 that DOES support AV1, because it's exactly the lower powered APUs that will need AV1 HW decoding the most!

Quote from: Barebooh on August 02, 2021, 06:08:42
Now, compare this to Intel, who always made their innovation available across the entire portfolio.

lmao, that's rich coming from a company who used to stifle innovation and sells quad core as enthusiast products for nearly 7 years.

truth is, AMD still believes that Intel GPU department aren't any danger to them. Xe-LP are good, but it's barely faster than Vega when both are properly configured. AMD already has RDNA, RDNA2, and the upcoming RDNA3 on their portofolio.

yes, in a way, it's kinda limiting performance, because AMD feels that Intel's presence on GPU business aren't threatening them yet.

So much for "never settle down"! Apparently, you're a second grade citizen if you're looking to purchase an APU.

Now, compare this to Intel, who always made their innovation available across the entire portfolio.