Monday, July 26th 2021

Next-Gen AMD Radeon RDNA3 Flagship To Feature 15,360 Stream Processors?

AMD's next generation RDNA3 graphics architecture generation could see a near-quadrupling in raw SIMD muscle over the current RDNA2, according to a spectacular rumor. Apparently, the company will deploy as many as 15,360 stream processors (quadruple that of a Radeon RX 6800), and spread across 60 WGPs (Workgroup Processors), and do away with the compute unit. This is possibly because the RDNA3 compute unit won't be as independent as the ones on the original RDNA or even RDNA2, which begins to see groups of two CUs share common resources.

Another set of rumors suggest that AMD won't play NVIDIA's game of designing GPUs with wide memory bus widths, and instead build on its Infinity Cache technology, by increasing the on-die cache size and bandwidth, while retaining "affordable" discrete memory bus widths, such as 256-bit. As for the chip itself, it's rumored that the top RDNA3 part, the so-called "Navi 31," could feature a multi-chip module design (at least two logic dies), each with 30 WGPs. Each of the two is expected to be built on a next-gen silicon fabrication node that's either TSMC N5 (5 nm), or a special 6 nm node TSMC is designing for AMD. Much like the next-generation "Lovelace" architecture by NVIDIA, AMD's RDNA3 could see the light of the day only in 2022.
Sources: kopite7kimi (Twitter), KittyYYuko (Twitter), Greymon55 (Twitter), WCCFTech
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40 Comments on Next-Gen AMD Radeon RDNA3 Flagship To Feature 15,360 Stream Processors?

#26
MentalAcetylide
N3M3515I think of it this way, if the market does not like the prices and the majority does not buy, then prices will go down. I for example won't buy a 6600XT for more than $300 and that's after verifying that it is considerably faster(30 - 35%) than the 5600XT.

Hey, if nvidia/amd/intel set prices and a lot of people buy, what incentive do they have to lower them?, you can't blame them. Like someone said, their business is earning as much money as they can.

Why do you think gpus like rtx 3090 exist, because people buy them.

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Because its not a simple matter of NVidia/AMD/Intel overcharging for their hardware. Demand is much greater than the supply not just from crypto-mining, but because of shortages caused by the pandemic and who knows what else. This is basic economics that is not going to be remedied by a "basic solution" of banding together and refusing to buy at said prices; especially when you have "needs" vs. "wants" that have varying degrees when it comes to how much money individuals are willing to part with to get those needs or wants.
Unfortunately, its a dog eat dog world and people in general are scumbags from the shareholders expecting to profit in all of this, NVidia/AMD/Intel turning a blind eye to it since they're still making record profits, to the numerous shitlords in the supply chain that are taking advantage by hoarding & scalping.

RTX 3090 exists because there's a need for it, and not just for big screen high-res gaming. Ask any knowledgeable person that renders in Iray whether they would want to use an RTX A5000 vs. an RTX 3090 in their workflow, and they will tell you an RTX 3090 every time. While I'm sure there's no shortage of people buying 3090's that is complete overkill for their use(like buying a racecar to drive back & forth to work), there are plenty who buy these cards that can take advantage of the extra horse power.

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#27
Minus Infinity
teheheWhat I'm most interested in is how current GPU pricing situation will influence future gpu prices. We may be in for a rude awakening...
Moore's Law is Dead, reckons 6900XT successor will blow out to $2K becuase Nvidia won't be able to touch it for performance and gamers have clearly shown they will pay absurd prices at the high end. He also says both companies are trying to kill of the budget GPU and AMD will refer people to their APU's if that's what they want. Not sure what Nvidia's plan is.
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#28
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
Too much speculation, lets wait till the parts are in US, EU hands
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#29
N3M3515
MentalAcetylideBecause its not a simple matter of NVidia/AMD/Intel overcharging for their hardware. Demand is much greater than the supply not just from crypto-mining, but because of shortages caused by the pandemic and who knows what else. This is basic economics that is not going to be remedied by a "basic solution" of banding together and refusing to buy at said prices; especially when you have "needs" vs. "wants" that have varying degrees when it comes to how much money individuals are willing to part with to get those needs or wants.
Unfortunately, its a dog eat dog world and people in general are scumbags from the shareholders expecting to profit in all of this, NVidia/AMD/Intel turning a blind eye to it since they're still making record profits, to the numerous shitlords in the supply chain that are taking advantage by hoarding & scalping.

RTX 3090 exists because there's a need for it, and not just for big screen high-res gaming. Ask any knowledgeable person that renders in Iray whether they would want to use an RTX A5000 vs. an RTX 3090 in their workflow, and they will tell you an RTX 3090 every time. While I'm sure there's no shortage of people buying 3090's that is complete overkill for their use(like buying a racecar to drive back & forth to work), there are plenty who buy these cards that can take advantage of the extra horse power.

Porn has been around a lot longer than onlyfans, and the only reason some women are turning to it for easy $$$ might be due to how simple it is for them to publish their own "material". Its no different than taking a Deviant Art type of site and making it pay-per-view. This just shows that individuals will do whatever they can to make easy/fast $$$ ranging from porn, scalping graphics cards, to performing a bunch of Jackass-type escapades and making a movie from it.
Whether, there's a need for x o y item, or you have enough disposable income, epenis, etc, the result is the same, item is bought. There is people willing to pay whatever price in order to get it. GPUs have been x2, x3 and x4 the msrp and people still buy them, then amd/nv/int will keep rising the prices, until the market puts a stop to it. I'm not saying people should band up and not buy(lol). I was just talking about myself. I do not have any ridiculous need to have a gpu at whatever cost just to play a few games. So i don't buy until prices get back to normal levels.

I'm only saying, they (amd and co) do not care about selling cheap IF they can get away with charging exagerated prices. They do not care about you and me or anyone else as long as their pockets are filling with money. Do i think they are scumbags? yes, but that does not change anything.
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#30
watzupken
Minus InfinityMoore's Law is Dead, reckons 6900XT successor will blow out to $2K becuase Nvidia won't be able to touch it for performance and gamers have clearly shown they will pay absurd prices at the high end. He also says both companies are trying to kill of the budget GPU and AMD will refer people to their APU's if that's what they want. Not sure what Nvidia's plan is.
They can price what they want, but how well they sell it is another issue. There will be people willing to pay that kind of money for GPUs, but I don't think the number is high to begin with. The trend is the same with every generation of GPU where halo products don't sell well. RTX 3090 may have buck the trend somewhat because the massive amount of VRAM is good for some professional applications, and less for gaming. So that opens up another market for the RTX 3090, which is probably the reason for the higher demand.
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#31
Guwapo77
ODOGG26They are a business after all. The problem is people want AMD to remain second rate so they can keep prices down while they buy Nvidia GPUs instead. How does that help AMD create better products if everyone wants them to remain the budget brand while still complaining that their products are second rate. People are so fickle. But if Nvidia and Intel can charge high prices while on top then so can AMD.

I will never complain about AMD raising prices because its been done by the competitors for far too long now. Heck people had a problem with a $50 price increase for a better product of the same level. Never understood the rage about paying $50 more to go from 3600x to 5600x. Like the performance difference is crazy.

Btw, I think they handled the CPU market quite fine. They need all the money they can get to battle 2 giants.
Man you hit the nail on the freaking head, I never understood any of this nonsense. I'm like $50?? You're going to rage over $50? Rebuild your YouTube channel from the ground up, as you clearly need revise your channel's theme.
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#33
agentnathan009
N3M3515I think of it this way, if the market does not like the prices and the majority does not buy, then prices will go down. I for example won't buy a 6600XT for more than $300 and that's after verifying that it is considerably faster(30 - 35%) than the 5600XT.

Hey, if nvidia/amd/intel set prices and a lot of people buy, what incentive do they have to lower them?, you can't blame them. Like someone said, their business is earning as much money as they can.

Why do you think gpus like rtx 3090 exist, because people buy them.

Why do you think more and more sexy women are creating onlyfans accounts, because there are TRUCKLOADS of men willing to pay. It's not their fault (to a certain extent). If men didn't pay for it, it would not exist.
This may be true when taken to the extreme, but you are failing to acknowledge all the other variables with operating a business and the fact that more advanced nodes are not getting cheaper. You are ignoring price hike by the company supplying the voltage regulator, the other company supplying capacitors, who in turn has to raise their prices to buy raw material that is in high demand. It is not as simple as you make it out to be. Companies want to make money and they can’t price gouge you unless you are willing to pay too dollar for their products. They have to walk a fine line between margin and consumer demand.
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#34
N3M3515
agentnathan009This may be true when taken to the extreme, but you are failing to acknowledge all the other variables with operating a business and the fact that more advanced nodes are not getting cheaper. You are ignoring price hike by the company supplying the voltage regulator, the other company supplying capacitors, who in turn has to raise their prices to buy raw material that is in high demand. It is not as simple as you make it out to be. Companies want to make money and they can’t price gouge you unless you are willing to pay too dollar for their products. They have to walk a fine line between margin and consumer demand.
Well i do agree, a company will increase prices as much as people are willing to pay, obviously that has a limit.
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#35
dragontamer5788
delshayEnd of HBM on gaming card. Nano card is also dead. Oh dear.
As long as we get the power envelope and/or bandwidth from GDDR6, I don't see that as a major issue. Even IBM POWER10 is looking into GDDR6, so its not really that bad of a tech.

HBM is still used on the high end, but its not looking like its a cost-effective solution. Saving $50 here and there off the bill of materials is clearly better than the benefits of HBM over GDDR6.
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#36
The red spirit
Will care, when there is going to be 200 Euros cards with that. I'm boycotting expensive hardware since forever.
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#37
THU31
I do not really care how much faster it is. I care whether I can buy it without selling my kidney.
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#38
mtcn77
dragontamer5788HBM is still used on the high end, but its not looking like its a cost-effective solution. Saving $50 here and there off the bill of materials is clearly better than the benefits of HBM over GDDR6.
I rather have a 5000 ball joint gpu which will never run out of them due to thermal cycling, so...
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#39
TheoneandonlyMrK
Sounds good, I'll take it's cobbled bro in all likelihood but would like one.

Unified 256 bit wide work groups, well I think they're definitely moving forward with a purely gaming card, all rumours and no fact's, the 4090 is also going to be legendary, though probably due to it's record breaking price, same as this.
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#40
agentnathan009
N3M3515AMD or Nvidia or Intel are not to blame for high prices, the people that accept those ridiculous prices and buy the products are the ones that ruin it for everyone else.
N3M3515I think of it this way, if the market does not like the prices and the majority does not buy, then prices will go down. I for example won't buy a 6600XT for more than $300 and that's after verifying that it is considerably faster(30 - 35%) than the 5600XT.

Hey, if nvidia/amd/intel set prices and a lot of people buy, what incentive do they have to lower them?, you can't blame them. Like someone said, their business is earning as much money as they can.

Why do you think gpus like rtx 3090 exist, because people buy them.

Why do you think more and more sexy women are creating onlyfans accounts, because there are TRUCKLOADS of men willing to pay. It's not their fault (to a certain extent). If men didn't pay for it, it would not exist.
For anyone complaining about higher prices, AMD ate the higher prices, now stop complaining you ungrateful lot of PC users!

“AMD's rising share price could also have benefitted from Intel's repeated warnings that the consumer chip shortage would continue into the third quarter. The company said in its most recent earnings callthat margins have suffered as supply chain costs have risen because it hasn't passed those increases on to consumers.”

www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-sets-record-share-price-five-days-straight
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