So, in other words, you can and will assume just fine if it suits you.
I asked you a simple question, you replied how even if Vega looks like an overclocked Fury X, it's not.
I'm gonna leave it at that, because we're not going to settle anything even with RX Vega released (because if it sucks, you'll probably play the "immature drivers" and "who cares if if need 50W more" cards).
You didn't ask any questions, you're assuming BS about ME the entire thread. I on the other hand am predicting things about RX Vega. You do know prediction is a real scientific thing based on observation of past events and applying them to current or future scenarios (prediction model)? But hey, whatever floats your boat...
Let me give you some facts if you'll get it then (I doubt it, but I'll try anyway):
- AMD (RTG) is under pressure to deliver Vega to the people
- Vega FE was launched with productivity in mind and with gaming feature set to be rolled out with RX Vega launch (in other words, highly immature drivers, but they expected "that'll do for now")
- AMD didn't expect everyone to be throwing games at it with such enthusiasm (how often have you ever heard whole gaming community raving about any FirePro or Quadro cards on release for gaming? Like, never)
- Productivity tools do show good results
- TBR does NOT function (as seen on PCPer stream) or it's using some unheard of method which I highly doubt
- If TBR doesn't function and it's a core element of rasterizer (which it is), how come no one asks themselves what else doesn't work yet for gaming, potentially gimping performance entirely (which is why it's still not released yet)?
- TBR provides huge leaps in efficiency and performance (of which neither is present on Vega FE as far as gaming goes right now). Prediction material: years of mobile 3D accelerators, Kyro II from 15 years ago as well as Maxwell 2 and Pascal.
I can't predict how fast it'll actually be because there are still too many unknowns, but from given info and from my past knowledge and knowledge of how graphic cards companies work and how technologies on graphic cards work, you'd have to be literally insane to think AMD is spending such long time and so much resources on an entirely redesigned GPU which is barely faster than Fury X from 2 years ago and hardly any faster than GTX 1080, let alone even reaching Titan Xp. And I seriously believe no one at AMD is that insane. A lot of people do apparently with such wild ideas that what Vega FE showcased on release day is Vega's final form for GAMING. Now, that IS insanity.
What I did say is that if AMD would have wanted just that, they'd just shrink and clock higher the existing R9 Fury X. And probably get what you've seen now on Vega FE benches. If you strip Vega of all the unique new features it has, in an essence, it's just a highly clocked R9 Fury X. Now, ask yourself, again, for the N-th time, why on earth would a group of graphics professionals do that? It would literally make no sense. Though, I am wondering why they haven't just shrunk down R9 Fury X, overclock it and sell it as I don't know, RX 490/590. People would buy it for the right price.
And I'm not "playing" the "immature drivers at all. I AM stating that their current drivers are very immature. Have been saying so for the last bloody several posts. I mean, even fucking Ray Charles can see it and he's blind and dead. As for the power consumption, I literally don't care. If you do, well I still don't care, that's your thing. And if you search the forum back, you'll see I didn't care about great power consumption of GTX 980 either. Not because I'm an AMD fanboy, but because I literally DON'T CARE about it.