Where I come from, that's called overpriced. 'Not trying' is giving AMD kiddie gloves while dumping the blame entirely on Nvidia
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Compare AMD CPU prices vs Intel and tell me Intel is the big money guys
Of course not, memory bandwidth matters much more. We always say this, and now people finally see proof with 4060ti
I guess people don't dig into white papers to learn about how and why the architectures perform as they do
'Ampere Next' referred to datacenter lineup, which ended being the biggest architectural change in datacenter GPUs since Volta vs GP100. And Ampere Next Next, referred to datacenter Blackwell, which is MCM so again a big change
Its expected to be like Ampere, Ampere was 17% increase in SMs (rtx 3090ti vs rtx Titan) but the SM itself was improved such that they yielded about 33% improvement per SM in 'raster' and massive improvements in occupency for RT workloads. So 3090ti ended up 46% faster in 'raster' vs rtx Titan.
The TPC and GPC of Blackwell are rumored to be overhauled with a more hesitant rumor about the SM also being improved.
Just like they refuse to support consumer cards officially
Nah, throughput of tensor cores is far to high to compete against
RDNA3 is up to 60% faster than RDNA2 equivalent in epath tracing
Oh of course, silly me, we need Nvidia to sit still so AMD can blow past them and be the best CPU and GPU combo in the market. Great for customers!
Shader count wise it's really not a win. They stopped counting the physically present ILP shadera because of their poor scaling. Shadera don't exist in a vacuum though, the smallest execution unit of both AMD and Nvidia are the SM/CU. And AMD currently needs more CU to match the equivalent Nvidia SM. Which was not the case last gen
I mistook 6700XT specs, thinking it was comparison to 7800XT with 60CU but the actual comparison is 6800 vs 7800XT.
That being said
7600 is 20% faster in Alan wake, 10% more in Cyberpunk than 6600XT with same CU count at 1080p
7800XT is 37% faster than 6800 at 1440p in Alan Wake, no 6800 in Cyberpunk, you would have to infer based on 6700XT, which shows good 35% improvements 7800XT vs 6800, with an inference of 6800 being 20% faster than 6700XT like in Alan Wake with same 60CU
https://www.techpowerup.com/review/alan-wake-2-performance-benchmark/7.html
https://www.techpowerup.com/review/cyberpunk-2077-phantom-liberty-benchmark-test-performance-analysis/6.html