As much as I hate doing it... I am about to pull a saaya.
Compute capabilities.
Smaller than Cayman.
It is more BS from BS.
There is no straight Cayman shrink.
That generally doesn't happen unless something went terribly wrong the previous gen... *cough*R600*cough*
As you move away from fixed units to slightly more generalized units you have to, unfortunately, give up some transistor efficiency.
It was never going to happen.
How about no volume production...
It is hard for a certain company to get "partners" to manufacture their product when they sue them left and right.
Don't worry, you will get your card soon enough.
Pretty much, if you believe Charlie.
Quotes please. He was pretty much on the money with most of his info.
When you have better tidbits than him please post them.
True but some rumors are better than others.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...=1#post4999710
No. Pitcairn is GCN. The midrange/lowend is what is questionable.
There are at least 3 28nm ASICs and the 40nm lowend rebrands are 40nm.
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