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Okay.
I'm wrong.
It's not GCN. It's entirely different. Nothing like it.
I accept my errors and will move on.
Back to the OP. Vega 64 is not going to get much faster. The review sites seem to concur that it is already running at pumped up volts and speeds to fight with the 1080. Water cooling makes it quieter and gives it a little headroom but it is already up near it's limits. Not unlike the Ryzen chips I guess and one of the reasons there are power limits on cards now with limited voltage controls.
I'm wrong.
It's not GCN. It's entirely different. Nothing like it.
I accept my errors and will move on.
Back to the OP. Vega 64 is not going to get much faster. The review sites seem to concur that it is already running at pumped up volts and speeds to fight with the 1080. Water cooling makes it quieter and gives it a little headroom but it is already up near it's limits. Not unlike the Ryzen chips I guess and one of the reasons there are power limits on cards now with limited voltage controls.