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    SO is the 6970 2GB?

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    According to the article there's only 2GB 6970, and two versions of 6950, 1GB and 2GB.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zerazax View Post
    Yep... almost always 2x faster than Cypress and up to 3x faster

    edit: looks like slide 72 still needs to be filled in.

    What a tease
    oh, no... who said it was not going to perform to the level of the gtx580???? i know of many people who did

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    Cayman is REALLY different from Barts indeed. 4D is confirmed as well + lots of OpenCL / DirectCompute features

    From the site:




    Oh and for all the people crying about 32 ROPs:


    Last time AMD beefed up the ROPs.... RV770

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    Specs look good though I'm disappointed they are still using a 256 bit memory bus, but I guess having 2GB with 1920 SP's is pretty good.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chrono Detector View Post
    Specs look good though I'm disappointed they are still using a 256 bit memory bus, but I guess having 2GB with 1920 SP's is pretty good.
    I bet bigger width is unnecessary... AMD's been really efficient in terms of memory bandwidth efficiency

    It would seem silly for them to have doubled RBE power, doubled tesselation power, increased shaders etc. w/o having considering memory bandwidth

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    i smell antilles will be a knockout

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    The specs are nice indeed!

    There's a update in the end which says 6970 is 3,5 TFlops and 6950 2,5TFlops

    Folders rejoice!

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    If utilization is improved a lot we can't compare flops to Cypress anymore.
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    I just went to site and added two GTX 480 to cart to see how it felt and it felt pretty good...

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    Quote Originally Posted by zerazax View Post
    Yep... almost always 2x faster than Cypress and up to 3x faster

    edit: looks like slide 72 still needs to be filled in.

    What a tease
    32 pixel/polygon vs 16 for the 5870 ( and surely more but with a cost on perf ) ...
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    it seems like AMD(ATI) had lots of time to redesign the arch (Fermi delay) ... Barts which is optimized cypress and full new cayman with VL/W4.
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    So, with 2x tesselation & geometry capability at high tesselation factor, is this leaked graph making any sense ??



    HD 6970 is slightly more than twice faster over HF 5870, but that might be because better optimization in Cayman mArch, clock advantage (900 vs 850 MHz), or AMD being slightly modest in stating Cayman advantage over its older brother.

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    So this new generation is still slower then Nvidia's last in tessellation
    If i correctly understand the slides only 2x performance increase from 5870? I hope it does better in general gaming. Specs looks nice on paper.
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    Quote Originally Posted by railer View Post
    So this new generation is still slower then Nvidia's last in tessellation
    If i correctly understand the slides only 2x performance increase from 5870? I hope it does better in general gaming. Specs looks nice on paper.
    If I'm not mistaken nV has 1.8x peak performance lead over Cypress in Heaven benchmark with extreme tessellation.

    So how exactly is it slower?
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    I just went to site and added two GTX 480 to cart to see how it felt and it felt pretty good...

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    Quote Originally Posted by railer View Post
    So this new generation is still slower then Nvidia's last in tessellation
    If i correctly understand the slides only 2x performance increase from 5870? I hope it does better in general gaming. Specs looks nice on paper.
    yes Nvidia have done tesselation right and proper.
    amd is trying to catch up and likely might do it with 7000 or 8000 series.
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    Well is that the case with 580? Not sure where you got 1.8 i thought Nvidia has about 2x the performance. Lets see when the real thing comes out how its going to pan out. Right now its just speculation anyway. If Cayman is that good in tessellation and catches up to the green its the best scenario for us. Me like competition
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    Quote Originally Posted by railer View Post
    Well is that the case with 580? Not sure where you got 1.8 i thought Nvidia has about 2x the performance. Lets see when the real thing comes out how its going to pan out. Right now its just speculation anyway. If Cayman is that good in tessellation and catches up to the green its the best scenario for us. Me like competition


    Add 20% for GTX580.

    This is official nV slide btw.
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    I just went to site and added two GTX 480 to cart to see how it felt and it felt pretty good...

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    looks like the Polish site got taken down lol..

    If its 1.6x on average with another 20% for the 580... according to AMD, Cayman should be right there

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    Well thanks for the slides. Lets hope these speculations come true. If Cayman will beat Nvidia offerings in tessellation it's sure to be sweet for the red team. Then we will see lower prices and more innovation.
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    This looks awesome btw:


    So Cayman has:
    Better Tesselation performance (2-3X over 5870)
    Better shader design (4-VLIW)
    Improved GPU compute
    New AA mode - EQAA
    Beefed up ROPs in RBE
    Power management via adjusting power per clock cycle

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    twice the polygon per clock is intriguing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zerazax View Post
    This looks awesome btw:

    So Cayman has:
    Better Tesselation performance (2-3X over 5870)
    Better shader design (4-VLIW)
    Improved GPU compute
    New AA mode - EQAA
    Beefed up ROPs in RBE
    Power management via adjusting power per clock cycle

    AMD's Turbo Core reached the GPU line.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oliverda View Post
    AMD's Turbo Core reached the GPU line.
    cha-ching

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