Hmm they didn't reveal the ipc gain? Now we don't know the performance for PS5, where it will land.

Actually this reveal makes the consoles look even worse. Now that we know AMD might be competent again at GPUs it shows that they are even at the lower end of AMD's own offerings.

If compute Units/streaming processes any indication

PS5 = 36cu

Xbox series x = 52cu

6800 = 60cu

6800xt - 72cu

6900 = 80cu

When is the review embargo? Does anyone know?

Captain_Yuri said:

Imagine confirming that RMA, as is lol

My guess would be the day before launch?

Also, watch this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xUioPsLRKA

Looks like AMD really tricked a bit with their slides. The performance graphs are only valid when they are paired with a Ryzen 5000. It's great that they can leverage additional power and every gamer should probably get a Ryzen 5000 as soon as possible, but it also means the slides don't really tell the full picture.

The 6900XT slide is especially damning since it barely touches the 3090 even with smart access and RAGE overclock.

But what about RT? DLSS equal functions?

Cards look really solid none the less, especially that 6900XT, the 3090 is a whopping 50% more expensive. That extra memory won't be worth it for more or less any gamer on the planet (yes, I know, the 3090 isn't really a gamers card). If Nvidia wins big on RT though, the AMD offerings look less appealing. But, at least for now, this is awesome news both for AMD and Nvidia fans since it signifies proper competition.

3rd party reviews will be interesting, especially across various systems and with more potential driver issues and OC.

Super Resolution is their answer to DLSS (shown in one of their slides). We need more benchmarks to gauge RT performance across the board.

16gb vs 8gb memory though, makes it quite a close call imo.