(UPDATE): AMD Unveil RX 5000 (Navi) with their new architecture design, Interview with Lisa SU, Ray Tracing detail on another SKU's variant, PCIe 4.0 help fast loading on PS5

[Trumpstyle]

Pemalite said:

Trumpstyle said:

How you come to that conclusion?? Navi is super-good, its midrange 200mm2 gpu will beat geforce 2070 a 445mm2 gpu. But Navi is on 7nm while geforce is on 12nm. When Nvidia launches their gpus on 7nm I expect navi to still be superior on mm2/performance but a bit lower on effiency/performance. We shall see

How do you know Navi's size? Anandtech pegs the GPU as a monolithic part.

As for pitting it up against nVidia... Navi only bested the Geforce 2070 by 10% in a title that favors Graphics Core Next.

https://www.anandtech.com/show/14412/amd-teases-first-navi-gpu-products-rx-5700-series-in-july-25-improved-perf

I don't know the die size, Lisa Su said it was small on stage and I assume it's a midrange card putting it about 200mm2.

Yep amd has about 18% advantage in Strange bigarde so its average performance should land a bit below geforce 2070 but I think this is a cut-down card. A sapphire PR spokeperson said amd will be launching 2 cards in july, a $400 card and a $500 card, so this fit perfectly with the $400 card. It wouldn't make much sense for amd to launch this for $500 if it has less performance than geforce 2070 but the same price.

Edit: It looks like Nvidia released a new driver in April that improved performance in strange bigarde by 15% in 1440p and 25% in 4k so we're not sure what we looking at.

Looking at game benchmarks again, this card should land slightly below geforce 2070 in average benchmarks if amd was using nvidias latest drivers, Amd just had a much bigger advantage in strange bigard than I thought. This is average benchmarks on the site techpowerup. I hope they are not planning to sell this card for $500.

Last edited by Trumpstyle - on 27 May 2019