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https://www.anandtech.com/show/7457/...290x-review/19
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However, if you look at what they were actually able to charge for it, relative to what Nvidia got for the GK110, then Hawaii still looks too big.
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My point was that if 512-bit were such a good idea, you'd have expected Nvidia to use it for Maxwell, if not before.
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Likewise, aside from geometry, Vega 64 was clearly spec'd to go up against GTX 1080 Ti. But, even at settings that clearly aren't geometry-limited, Vega 64 has its hands full just contending with a plain GTX 1080.
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AMD also had a spike and subsequent correction, but theirs was probably dampened by them having a broader range of products and serving more diverse markets.
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That said, the RT cores and Tensor cores might actually be good value for money, but they've still priced themselves out of many gaming PCs and other traditional applications.
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I hope they succeed in capitalizing on Nvidia's missteps with Turing, much in the way they're about to eat Intel's lunch due to its 10 nm stumbles.
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