#AMD CUTS FP64 UPGRADE#
If both companies are aiming to release new mid-range models within weeks of each other, this could be good news for PC gamers.Īre you looking to upgrade or build a PC in the near future? What hardware are you considering? Feel free to comment on this article below. fp64 support under OpenCL is not standards-compliant and depends upon using a proprietary extension (clamdfp64). However, with Nvidia's higher prices and lack of mid range models itself, at least below the RTX 4070, this has meant that prices remain stubbornly high for those looking to build PCs with modest budgets. Situation on AMD's Trinity/Richland is even more complicated. In a newly leaked slide, allegedly from an AMD internal MI300 presentation, the company calls its new data-center processor as ‘ first generation Instinct APU ‘. Even now, there is no clear timeline for a 7800-series or 7700-series despite the likes of the Radeon RX 6800 having launched all the way back in 2020. SANTA CLARA, Calif., (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) today announced revenue for the first quarter of 2023 of. This first CDNA3-based product would feature 3D stacking technology that allows AMD to provide various configurations to customers, including a combination of CPU and GPU dies. This is important as AMD's absence from the mid-range and low end markets after the launch of its Radeon RX 7900-series cards a few months ago have meant its only weapon against Nvidia below this level was price cuts.
This will mean renewed competition in the mid-range and hopefully price cuts to previous generation models too. Introducing AMD Instinct MI100 accelerator: First data center GPU to surpass the 10TF FP64 barrier. Only AMD cards and the original Titan has had this unlocked.
#AMD CUTS FP64 SERIES#
Nvidia is widely expected to launch the highly anticipated RTX 4060 series in the next six weeks and AMD could be doing the same with the Radeon RX 7600 series at the May Computex event in Taiwan. Youre probably talking about FP64, which was cut in the Titan X (Maxwell).
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