| Chazore said: I do hope we see a big jump because if either side throws out a decent GPU that doesn't cost another £500+ then they have a deal, if it's the same as with the 980 but more expensive then they lose me. |
New architecture + smaller process node that's twice the jump we're used to see (we're jumping from 28 to 14/16 skipping 22nm just like what happened when they jumped from 40 to 28 skipping the 32nm step).
And rumors say that that TSMC has the 10nm process on track this time (after mastering the FinFet processs) for 2017, so neither AMD nor Nvidia have to hold themselves to save something for the next cards.
In summary, there's no way this next gen of cards won't deliver unless they hold back on purpose... but that's dangerous as the arch-rival can go all for it and stomp the market, so they won't do it.
Please excuse my bad English.
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