Pemalite on 15 July 2013
| JEMC said: With the chips being bigger they will also be more expensive. AMD, you better have something to compete with the GTX 7xx series, otherwise... |
Not always more expensive.
28nm is old and mature now, so yields would be high, hence they can get away with having larger chips and still end up being cheaper than when the 7000 series launched.
Interested to see what uArch changes they bring in as like with the 6000 series being stuck at 40nm AMD had to increase die-sizes and improve efficiency. (I.E. Move from VLIW5 to VLIW4)
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