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.

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  • aggroboy
    If this new GPU line is still at 28nm node, what does it mean for us performance-wise?
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  • rolli59
    Looking forward for your comments on it!
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  • sanilmahambre
    Hope to see a Red competitor for TITAN
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  • Epis
    My body is ready.
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  • Leamon
    Honestly, I would rather have them perfect their drivers. There are just so many issues with Crossifre, DX9, frame tearing, and .
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  • wanderer11
    Leamon have you ever actually tried crossfire? I have 7870 CF and it works great. I have no tearing, don't notice microstutter, and dx9 runs fine.
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  • thasan1
    @sanilmahambre i read somewhere that there won't be a GPU from AMD to compete with titan
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  • ubercake
    It seems like AMD needs to take a step back and get their drivers in order. This would make any subsequent hardware release awesome news.

    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.
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  • xerxces
    I recently went from two 6870's with constant driver and micro stutter problems to a EVGA 760 and I have t say Nividia won me over. Unless AMD really ups their game, I will be sticking to Nvidia.
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  • ct001
    Seems funny that someone went through and thumbs-downed any criticism to AMD. I too would like to see better drivers, as I consistently have had issues with their drivers. Just because the drivers work fine for you, doesn't mean they work fine for everyone. Their hardware is good, and I love the idea behind HSA (zero-latency access to shared memory opens up a whole slew of previously difficult to GPU-ize algorithms).
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