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para quem como eu está agarrado a uma R9 390 8GB e não vai mudar porque estes preços estão malucos, talvez este vídeo traga um sorriso...
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Esse percebe tanto do mercado como a minha avô de surfing.
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/04/26/amd_q1_2018/Su also said that the first company's first 7nm FinFET chips will be shipping this year, out of the Taiwanese fabrication plants of TSMC, although AMD will continue to have a relationship with the silicon shapers at Global Foundries. Su said she was expecting the new chips to be shipping in volume this year.
Hitting mainline LLVM and Clang compilers today were support for Vega 12 "GFX904" and Vega 20 "GFX906" graphics processors.
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Vega-12-20-AMDGPU-LLVMNot much is unfortunately confirmed for Vega 12 besides being that it's a new part, not any Intel Kabylake G part, and the LLVM patch does confirm it is indeed a discrete GPU. Among the speculation is that Vega 12 could be a lower-end Vega part for succeeding the Radeon RX 500 "Polaris" graphics cards.
Vega 20 meanwhile is a product AMD has teased and mentioned is a 7nm GPU with 32GB of HBM2 memory. The Vega 20 is aimed for machine learning / artificial intelligence workloads albeit not yet launched. So it's not too surprising these patches do confirm new deep learning GPU instructions being present for Vega 20. The deep learning intrinsics added are fdot2, sdot2, udot2, sdot4, udot4, sdot8, and udot8.
Vega 20 adds support for Zero Frame Buffer (which I dont know what it does), Emulation Mode, new Data Fabric.
However I wish the DKMS present in this branch would be mainstreamed, because we could use any Linux version or distro and load the Kernel Module without upgrading the distro or wait for a new release.
The code looks far from prime time, looks like a HW bring up driver.
https://forum.beyond3d.com/threads/...rs-and-discussion.59649/page-265#post-2030532On the Vega 12 side I saw
It has a new SMU MicroCode
It has 16 DPM levels compared to 8 of Vega 10
It has a simplified thermal management and no LED control unlike Vega 10
It still has fan rpm control, which might suggest it is also meant for desktop
Funny thing is getting rid of the complicated Fan and LED control which is inherited from Vega 10 took out so much of the PP code :lol2:
Interestingly
I found this line in vega12_processpptables.c
#define VEGA12_ENGINECLOCK_HARDMAX 198000
Engine Clock hard Limit is 198000/100 Mhz = 1.98 GHz
This value is used in the overdrive engineClock limit calculation. It is read via SMC for Vega 10 and others, probably it is temporary.
Lisa Su confirmed 7nm GPUs will enter graphics card market. This ultimately ends the speculation on what will happen after Vega.
Vega architecture is probably here to stay, for at least another year. The Instinct variant will be available in the second half of this year. No word about 7nm Radeon RX availability though.
Powercolor Radeon RX Vega 56 Nano Edition: Unboxing, Größenvergleich, Leistungstest
http://www.pcgameshardware.de/Radeo...-Nano-Edition-Unboxing-Hands-on-Test-1257375/
dá para ver o unboxing e pouco mais, está em alomão...