Can't wait for all the hopeful bar diagrams that tell us nothing useful until the reviews are out end of June.

So is Polaris 10 or 11 "better"?

So 5.5 TFLOP Polaris 10 for $250 ... anyone still doubting that MS can't get 6 TFLOPS for next fall at a reasonable price?

^If that leak is true, and I think it is given that it falls in line with previous rumors we've had, that would put the RX 480 at the same level of performance of the R9 390X.

That wouldn't be too bad by itself, it's AMD's second best class after all, but the problem is that rumors say that Nvidia's upcoming GTX 1060 will offer that same level of performance too (this is the rumor: http://videocardz.com/60666/inno3d-teases-geforce-gtx-1060), and that would put AMD in a really bad position.

Oh, well. I hope their Zen processors do perform as expected.

With Microsoft anything is possible.

$399.99 will be easy. 

This is cheaper than the 7850-7870 GPUs that the PS4/XB1 used for their time (7870 was $350 when it launched in mid-2012). 

To be honest looking at that Polaris 11 price, Nintendo really dun fucked up by not using that chip (it seems). $130 retail for a 2.5 TFLOP GPU at under 50 watts?

Hoping for something good! Amd needs some marketshare back

It would've made all the sense in the world. Which means Nintendo won't do it. Much like everyone thought the 4850 GPU made perfect sense for the Wii U.

Hmm. If NX is using Polaris 11, I wonder what kind of price range we'll be looking at? If they can get performance above PS4 at $199 I think they would hit a really nice sweet spot.

I wouldn't make those assumptions yet.

Going by that leak, it seems like there won't be a 480X card (unless AMD decides to launch a card named RX 480X, and those are too many X), and given that we don't know how will big of an impact on the performance will the enhancements to the CUs bring or its actual retail price, I wouldn't start comparing it to Nvidia's offerings.

Also, the number of DX12 games right now is quite small (are there even a dozen games?), and that won't change overnight, ie. DX11 performance will still be more important.