Roberto1973
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Porque o departamento e desenvolvimento ATI esta trabalhar bem e parte CPU menos bem. A AMD tive o capital da NVIDIA ou da Samsung fazias coisas boas mas veremos com nova plataforma zen será futuro da AMD.
Q2'14 marked the third quarter of shipments for AMD FirePro professional graphics products in Apple's recently revamped Mac Pro, and FirePro numbers continued to climb as Apple's premier professional platform ramped. With 74% of units shipped bearing its Quadro brand, Nvidia still commands the lion's share of the market, but AMD took another few points of market share in the quarter to rise to 25.0%.
A história da Samsung, com fundamento ou não, não vai sair de cena tão cedo a não ser que haja uma inversão de tendências.Outra vez a história da Samsung?
O espanto é a tendencia. Isso são números até ao fim de 2014, mas podemos dizer que pouco a pouco e não obstante muito bons GPU's e pricing, a marca está em declinio em algum tempo com todas as retomas a fixarem-se em pontos mais baixos que as retomas anteriores. entenda-se, 30% não é bom, raios, se o produto deles for melhor que a da concorrencia, 50% que fosse não era bom. Tiveste marcas com mais marketshare do que 30% a lixarem em mercados onde viram que não podiam ser líderes de mercado para se focarem em sectores onde tinham mais hipóteses de o ser.Se os últimos lançamentos de GPU, excluindo a 285 por razões óbvias, foi no ínicio de 2014, e a Nvidia lançou uma nova linha no Q3 de 2014, qual é o espanto mesmo?
Se achas que a Apple ainda tem mercado empresarial depois de ter passado anos sem actualizar o Mac Pro a sério (3 anos que se ficaram-se por CPU's Nehalem e Westmere, sem mexer nas gráficas também, que não eram nem Quadro nem Fire Pro), terem acabado com o Xserve em 2011 e estupidificado o Mac Mini, estás a ser tão delusional como alguns fãs Apple.Em relação ao mercado profissional, uma vez resolvido o problema de a maior do software ser desenvolvido em CUDA, e a AMD ter trabalhado com várias das empresas na adopção de OpenCL 2.0 e certificação, graças também aos contratos com a Apple do Mac Pro e do iMac 5k (Tonga XT), a AMD tem vindo a recuperar terreno.
A Nvidia não cria chips de raiz para o segmento pro, bloqueia-os sequencialmente.E ao contrário da Nvidia a aposta da AMD passa apenas por investir em software, os chips são exactamente os mesmos que são vendidos para particulares, pode prejudicar um pouco ambos os lados mas diminui largamente o risco, até porque a AMD não tem ainda mercado que justifique a criação de um chip de raíz como a Nvidia faz.
AMD Radeon R9 M385 High End Mobility GPU Benchmarks Leak Out – Tonga Core Rebranded
HardwareLeak 5 minutes ago by Usman Pirzada
AMD is preparing its 300 Series Mobility lineup as well, and the while there isn’t any concrete information about the flagship placement, the R9 M385 GPU will be the runners up in the high end spectrum. The Mobility Radeon R9 M385 GPU will probably have a brand new codename but is also going to be a Tonga rebrand. The GPU was recently listed on the website GFXBench (verified result) and has a plethora of benchmarks available for viewing pleasure.
Not an official AMD logo. @amd @WCCFTech
AMD Radeon R9 M385 gets listed on GFXBench – purportedly a Tonga rebrand
The benchmarks of the Radeon R9 M385 Mobility GPU can be found over at GFXBench.com. As is usually the case with GFXBench benches, the results are skewed in some unknown fashion and are mostly incapable of being compared. The GPU Info however does prove this to be a legitimate run as opposed to a faked benchmark. Since GFXBench was also the source where older AMD mobility GPUs have leaked, I am pretty confident about the authenticity of this one. Without any further ado, here are the benchmarks in question:
For anyone wanting some real benchmarks of the chip – I would like to refer them to benchmarks of the Tonga GPU, of which this is probably a full or cut die. As for why we think this is the Tonga GPU, that is because both the Tonga GPU and the Radeon R9 M385 have exactly the same Device ID: AMD6646.1. Ofcourse, the codename might change and optimistically speaking, it could be a better binned die with more efficient architecture revision. But in all probability, this is the Tonga chip.
This is, in a way, good news as well. This increases the probability that we might possibly be looking at a brand new flagship chip on the mobility side. The mobility side of things is usually neglected by both red and green, but while re-brands reign supreme, once in a while you get a refresh, and this is shaping up to be just that. The word so far is that AMD is planning to launch its next generation lineup of products at Computex 2015; and I reckon, that’s where we will hear more about the Radeon Mobility R300 Series as well.
Read more: http://wccftech.com/amd-mobility-radeon-r9-m385-flagship-gpu-benchmarks-leaked/#ixzz3XntEnEmP
AMD Launching Fiji XT R9 390X And Fiji VR R9 395X2 Graphics Cards in June
HardwareLeakReport 1 hour ago by Khalid Moammer
AMD will reportedly be launching two, or more, new enthusiast class R9 300 series graphics cards in June based on Fiji XT and Fiji VR GPUs. Fiji is AMD’s upcoming enthusiast class GPU core that is slated to power a number of upcoming new high-end R9 300 series graphics cards this summer. This new information comes courtesy of Fudzilla who we consider to be a reliable source, thus the absence of a rumor tag.
Radeon R9 390X Concept by Videocardz.com
Still, we should make sure to mention that this news did not officially come from AMD.
AMD’s official word is that “new graphics launches” will be disclosed later this quarter and new graphics products will be launched in the second half of the year. The company doesn’t provide any more specific details on the matter.
With that in mind let’s get into the new information. According to Fudzilla there are actually at least two variants if not more of the Fiji GPU core. Fiji XT which we have known about for ages and a new Fiji variant. Fiji VR, this GPU core is suitably code named after Virtual Reality because it’s targeted to go in a dual-GPU graphics board. What’s the relation you may ask between VR and dual GPU cards.
Well earlier this year AMD launched a group of new graphics technologies to improve the virtual reality experience in almost every aspect. LiquidVR is a toolset of solutions that work to improve compatibility, programability, immersion and performance of VR.
One of the LiquidVR technologies that AMD announced was Affinity Multi-GPU.
Affinity Multi-GPU for scalable rendering, a technology that allows multiple GPUs to work together to improve frame rates in VR applications by allowing them to assign work to run on specific GPUs. Each GPU renders the viewpoint from one eye, and then composites the outputs into a single stereo 3D image. With this technology, multi-GPU configurations become ideal for high performance VR rendering, delivering high frame rates for a smoother experience.
The head of AMD’s graphics division Raja Koduri revealed in an interview with MaximumPC that in dual-GPU setups Affinity Multi-GPU can actually yield more than a doubling of performance in VR. And the technology not only works to improve performance but also significantly cut down on latency. So it makes sense that AMD would design a dual-GPU product optimized for VR. And Fiji being a high performance, super high bandwidth GPU happens to be a perfect fit.
AMD Fiji XT To Power A New Single GPU Flagship – Fiji VR To Power A New Dual-GPU Flagship
Assuming that AMD sticks to its current naming system the new single GPU flagship is likely to end up as the R9 390X while the dual GPU flagship as the R9 395X2. Fiji XT will allegedly be the first graphics card to feature stacked HBM. The new JEDEC High Bandwidth Memory SPEC is based on 3D stacked memory dies connected via TSVs, Through Silicon Vias to form a memory cube. The new graphics memory offers up to 4.5X more bandwidth vs GDDR5 in its first generation and up to 9X more bandwidth than GDDR5 in its second generation.
Leaked Liquid Cooling Shroud for Fiji Graphics Boards
Fiji XT will also allegedly be the first single-GPU product to feature both air and liquid reference cooling solutions. A previous leak indicates that the liquid cooling will be exclusive to a special WCE edition of the GPU while the regular versions will feature air cooling. We’ve been told that the air cooling solution actually features a new triple fan design and is not based on AMD’s current reference air cooling solution. AMD set a precedent when it launched the R9 295X2, the world’s fastest graphics card to date and the first ever graphics card to come with liquid cooling as standard. And it seems the company wishes to continue to push the envelope with more innovative GPU cooling solutions going forward with the R 300 series.
Below are the specifications for Fiji based on the WCE rumor. and the SiSoft Sandra database leak.
WCCFTech AMD Radeon R9 390X AMD Radeon R9 395X2 AMD Radeon R9 290X
GPU Code Name Fiji XT Fiji VR Hawaii XT
GPU Cores / Shaders 4096 2×4096 2816
Memory 4GB/8GB Stacked HBM 8GB Stacked HBM 4GB GDDR5
Memory Frequency 1.25Ghz 1.25Ghz 5.0Ghz
Memory Interface 4096 Wide IO 2×4096 Wide IO 512bit GDDR5
Total Memory Bandwidth 640GB/S 640GB/S per GPU 320GB/S
GPU Clock Speed 1.05Ghz~ 1.05Ghz~ 1Ghz~
Compute Performance 8.5TFLOP 17TFLOP 5.6TFLOP
Launch Price $699 ? $1499 ? $549
Read more: http://wccftech.com/amd-launching-fiji-based-graphics-cards-june/#ixzz3Xr8D2EwQ
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