You honestly believe that?
NVIDIA is maximizing profits on a cheaper fabrication node - why would they push themselves to pay more for silicon they can sell for top dollar anyway?
Don't worry for NVIDIA and their giant army of engineers, if they need to go more advance they will.
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Technically speaking, there exists a scenario where AMD develops a larger RDNA4 core with a 384bit bus, connect it to 24GB of GDDR6 and sell a product capable of surpassing an RTX 5080 on paper.
The question here is if they should, and considering we more often than not see the fruits of such...
Rockstar has a pretty clean history of not overselling their visuals. They use in-game sets for their trailers and cutscenes. People can actually go and find those with hacks and tools.
They might oversell you the amount of NPCs or traffic density, though.
ARL-S doesn't much of a power consumption issue. It surely doesnt have much of a core-count issue. ARL-S has a per-core compute issue it has to solve.
Frankly, unless this is treated, I don't see having 12 P-cores as a game-changer. No pun intended.
Radeon brand celebrates 25 years of competitive attitude, fair prices, good availability and technology pioneering.
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I remember the times the Radeon brand actually represented those.