AMD Investor Relations Announces “Next Horizon” Event for November 6th

[pax]

I really dont feel the need to buy a new mobo. Hope this 7nm design is flexible enough to allow us to upgrade.

Another rumor is that they moved to a 8 core ccx on die from 2 4 core. The dies are small too about a third the size of the 14nm chips. ~67 mm2 from ~221 mm2.

 

[bill dennison]

I really dont feel the need to buy a new mobo. Hope this 7nm design is flexible enough to allow us to upgrade.

Another rumor is that they moved to a 8 core ccx on die from 2 4 core. The dies are small too about a third the size of the 14nm chips. ~67 mm2 from ~221 mm2.

don't think you will need to for the most part .

but to get pcie 4.0 you would without a new MB it will just fall back to pcie 3.0


and asus still has a cold boot bug in the c6h so I don't mind replacing it with a c8h or maybe MSI

 

[Trunks0]

Did you read the part where they don't have any output connectors.. meaning they are only for deep learning/AI and won't be possible to game on at all.

Which very well could be the beginning of dedicated cards for ray tracing and such that can be added to ANY combination of GPU's, rather then having it an all in one solution such as Nvidia's Turing.

You don't exactly need an output on the card you want rendering anymore with Win10. You can for instance set your 1080ti to render and your integrated Intel or AMD graphics to display. Hence why if your crafty you can now use G-Sync and FreeSync regardless of what your GPU is. That said, these are entirely not for gaming, and I doubt they would be any driver level support to let them game.

 

[NWR_Midnight]

You don't exactly need an output on the card you want rendering anymore with Win10. You can for instance set your 1080ti to render and your integrated Intel or AMD graphics to display. Hence why if your crafty you can now use G-Sync and FreeSync regardless of what your GPU is. That said, these are entirely not for gaming, and I doubt they would be any driver level support to let them game.

I was not talking about rendering, I was talking about AI and Ray tracing being a secondary add on card rather than built into the main GPU as the Turing is. Completely different subject.

 

[Treeckcold57]

This is only talked about datacenter and server. If you want to know anything about Navi. Just wait for CES 2019 which is they might likely will be present about it.