AMD to Webcast 2014 GPU Showcase on September 25
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For those of you who have been waiting with baited breath for news on AMD's next-generation GPUs, relief may be arriving very shortly.
AMD might be finally taking the wraps off its highly anticipated next-generation graphics cards during a "special product showcase" that will take place at the "AMD GPU '14 Tech Day" on Wednesday, September 25, at 3 PM EDT (11 AM UTC).
The showcase will be webcast live at AMD's Investor Relations home page and will be available for replay at AMD's YouTube channel approximately one hour after the event's conclusion and hosted online for 30 days.
We will, of course, be in attendance for AMD's GPU '14 Tech Day, so be sure to stay tuned for our full coverage of the event.
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For now, I don't see how they keep pumping out great hardware with sub-par drivers. I guess if people keep considering 2nd-rate performance as value, then AMD will see some success with a new gen of GPUs.
Too bad it's on a weekday. Won't be watching much.
For now, I don't see how they keep pumping out great hardware with sub-par drivers. I guess if people keep considering 2nd-rate performance as value, then AMD will see some success with a new gen of GPUs.
You are absolutely right! Because the fact they haven't had to bring out any competition from their 7XXX series while nvidia had to release the 7XX series and Titan video card to remain competitive isn't proof what-so-ever. Still rockin a non-reference 5850 and it still gets me by with todays games.
Prescott was better in power by quite a bit. They had 65W TDP CPUs at 90nm running at 3.8GHz:
http://ark.intel.com/products/27507/Intel-Pentium-4-Processor-supporting-HT-Technology-3_80-GHz-1M-Cache-800-MHz-FSB
The problem was Prescoitt was the poor performance compared to Northwood.
AMD is hopefully bringing out a GPU that can outperform Titan while being priced below the GTX 780.
Personally I think that top end GPUs (single) should stay $500 or less while dual can take the $1K mark.