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Jizz_Beard_thePirate on 23 May 2020
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I can certainly see the CU/core count if they want to take on Nvidia. The key thing to remember about power consumption is that it's 50% better performance per watt at a given frequency which they won't disclose so could be any amount. As higher the frequency goes, the less efficient it becomes.

I don't mind the 5700 XT being rebranded if the pricing makes sense. 5700XT for say $250 or $200 would be pretty good.



                  

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