2_kamikaze_2
Power Member
mais ou menos, isso é um pcb para uma grafica de 300watts, e é bem caro... de certeza que não é para competir com as 1660 e 1660 ti
7nm custom AMD Zen CPU – eight cores and a clock rate of 3.2 GHz
Custom AMD Navi GPU – 1.8 GHz, 56 compute units, 12.9 teraflops of power (previous leak: 14 TF)
Ray-tracing capability (hardware-based)
24 GB RAM
Custom embedded SSD paired with an HDD
No mention of PSVR 2 (previous leak said it would be introduced)
Backwards compatible but only natively with PlayStation 4 – PS3 compatibility as part of PS Now
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=AMD-Navi-Continues-In-LLVMAs I wrote last week, AMD has begun landing Navi/GFX1010 support code into LLVM with this compiler code being the crucial piece needed for OpenGL shader compilation as well as Vulkan and connected into other areas of the stack. They haven't yet begun posting the patches for the AMDGPU kernel driver or Mesa software components nor the likes of their AMDVLK Vulkan driver, but the LLVM support is obviously a crucial first step.
Since last week's article, the code has continued to flow with "GFX1010" tags. There's been about 17 code drops / patches so far pertaining to these changes ahead of the Navi launch expected in Q3. Counting up the code changes so far, while building off the existing "GCN" AMDGPU code, the Navi/GFX1010 changes so far have introduced 11,600 lines new code while (re)moving 3,450 lines of code but keep in mind some of that is test coverage, etc.
Today, AMD announced it will host an event and livestream during E3 2019 on Monday, June 10 at 3 p.m. PT. Hosted by The Game Awards creator Geoff Keighley, “Next Horizon Gaming” at The Novo at L.A. Live will unveil AMD’s next-generation gaming products that will shape the future of PC, console and cloud gaming for years to come.
http://www.hotchips.org/program/Conference Day 2: Tuesday, 8/20/2019
6:15 PM - 7nm “Navi” GPU