Topic: Radeon VII (Read 846 times)
There is that as well, amd made the same thing to vega to what they are doing to radeon vii, make few thousands and jack up the price. Nvidia is the champion last year, they completely stopped supplying to retailers letting prices inflate and then crypto crashed and nvidia have thousands of chips laying around without knowing what to do with them, they could have sold each for $800 and now will have to sell each for $200-300 at most, nvidia failed hard, reason its shares/stock crashed hard, investors dont like idiotic actions.
Vegas have always been the best option for mining Cryptonight based coins. At times they were even more profitable then a GTX 1080 Ti; there's a reason why they were sold out and then overpriced everywhere. If they had stayed in stock at the original MSRP then allot more gamers would have them and have been pretty pleased with them too since they offered reasonable gaming value for their MSRP (but not the hugely overinflated crypto prices).
*For example, NVIDIA released the 1070 Ti specifically because the Vega 56 beat out the regular 1070 in it's price/performance bracket for gaming.
*For example, NVIDIA released the 1070 Ti specifically because the Vega 56 beat out the regular 1070 in it's price/performance bracket for gaming.
reason why amd would never sell radeon vii cheap, you trolls need to understand there is market for radeon 7 other than gaming and crypto mining. Actually i think amd knew its vega would sell very easily, at that time gpu was scarce and anything above rx 570 performance was selling for a thousand dollar hehe and trolls were buying it hehe
It's easy to sell your Radeon VII when you make an announcement at CES and then only make 5000 units.....
Vegas have always been the best option for mining Cryptonight based coins. At times they were even more profitable then a GTX 1080 Ti; there's a reason why they were sold out and then overpriced everywhere. If they had stayed in stock at the original MSRP then allot more gamers would have them and have been pretty pleased with them too since they offered reasonable gaming value for their MSRP (but not the hugely overinflated crypto prices).
*For example, NVIDIA released the 1070 Ti specifically because the Vega 56 beat out the regular 1070 in it's price/performance bracket for gaming.
*For example, NVIDIA released the 1070 Ti specifically because the Vega 56 beat out the regular 1070 in it's price/performance bracket for gaming.
reason why amd would never sell radeon vii cheap, you trolls need to understand there is market for radeon 7 other than gaming and crypto mining. Actually i think amd knew its vega would sell very easily, at that time gpu was scarce and anything above rx 570 performance was selling for a thousand dollar hehe and trolls were buying it hehe
I wonder sometimes if we live in a different world. There are some trolls in mine, but you seem to meet them every second
Vegas have always been the best option for mining Cryptonight based coins. At times they were even more profitable then a GTX 1080 Ti; there's a reason why they were sold out and then overpriced everywhere. If they had stayed in stock at the original MSRP then allot more gamers would have them and have been pretty pleased with them too since they offered reasonable gaming value for their MSRP (but not the hugely overinflated crypto prices).
*For example, NVIDIA released the 1070 Ti specifically because the Vega 56 beat out the regular 1070 in it's price/performance bracket for gaming.
*For example, NVIDIA released the 1070 Ti specifically because the Vega 56 beat out the regular 1070 in it's price/performance bracket for gaming.
reason why amd would never sell radeon vii cheap, you trolls need to understand there is market for radeon 7 other than gaming and crypto mining. Actually i think amd knew its vega would sell very easily, at that time gpu was scarce and anything above rx 570 performance was selling for a thousand dollar hehe and trolls were buying it hehe
Wait...people actually CHOOSE to buy Vega's over basically any other mining card? This is news to me. I always thought they were kind of a joke.
Remember so few people mine with Vegas try to remember how long it took after they came out before any decent miners were released.
I would expect that it takes months after release before they are performing at anywhere near max capacity.
Remember so few people mine with Vegas try to remember how long it took after they came out before any decent miners were released.
I would expect that it takes months after release before they are performing at anywhere near max capacity.
Vegas have always been the best option for mining Cryptonight based coins. At times they were even more profitable then a GTX 1080 Ti; there's a reason why they were sold out and then overpriced everywhere. If they had stayed in stock at the original MSRP then allot more gamers would have them and have been pretty pleased with them too since they offered reasonable gaming value for their MSRP (but not the hugely overinflated crypto prices).
*For example, NVIDIA released the 1070 Ti specifically because the Vega 56 beat out the regular 1070 in it's price/performance bracket for gaming.
Its specially for progpow, bandwidth hungry and eth soon will switch to progpow, radeon VII will be the king
Buy some before review came out
Buy some before review came out
The hardware is quite powerful, but much like you said they're a lot different to use and often aren't working at their maximum efficiency.
Wait...people actually CHOOSE to buy Vega's over basically any other mining card? This is news to me. I always thought they were kind of a joke.
Remember so few people mine with Vegas try to remember how long it took after they came out before any decent miners were released.
I would expect that it takes months after release before they are performing at anywhere near max capacity.
Remember so few people mine with Vegas try to remember how long it took after they came out before any decent miners were released.
I would expect that it takes months after release before they are performing at anywhere near max capacity.
Here are the supposed specs for the card (taken from this source):
60CUs
3840 Stream Processors @ up to 1.8GHz
16GB HBM2, 4096-Bit @ 1TB/s memory bandwidth
Retail Price $699, Shipping Feb 7th
Depends what the availability of this card is and how it performs in mining. I'm not going to place any orders for this card 'till I see what it's capable of in mining, and the pricing is a bit high. It may still be more cost-effective to use older-generation cards like Vegas and Polaris cards for newer builds.
60CUs
3840 Stream Processors @ up to 1.8GHz
16GB HBM2, 4096-Bit @ 1TB/s memory bandwidth
Retail Price $699, Shipping Feb 7th
Depends what the availability of this card is and how it performs in mining. I'm not going to place any orders for this card 'till I see what it's capable of in mining, and the pricing is a bit high. It may still be more cost-effective to use older-generation cards like Vegas and Polaris cards for newer builds.
yes, you have nailed it sometimes they make all these cards look like the next big thing only to buy and get some crap of your money!!
As a gamer, it doesnt seem all that great considering the price. At best it's comparable to a rtx 2080. As a miner, it looks very promising. It should be a decent upgrade over the vega 56/64. I'll be trying to get my hands on a few.
I'm pretty interested in getting one for my personal desktop since it would pair nicely with my 4K monitor. If I can subsidize part of the cost by mining that's a nice bonus of course.
Does anyone know when the nda lifts for professional reviewers?
Does anyone know when the nda lifts for professional reviewers?
If it is 7nm there will be big improvement over Rx Vega and I expect to show really good behaviour in mining too. As far as I know 7 nm is the industry standard right now and is the best technology available. I see no reason why this card should not behave well if the specifics published will also be true in production.
Tb/s bandwidth. Sold.
You can watch the AMD keynote live stream here: https://www.guru3d.com/news_story/watch_the_amd_ces_2019_event_ceo_dr_lisa_su_keynote_live_stream_here.html
I'm sure you can find it all over youtube directly as well.
Overall it's an interesting card for sure, but I think that gamers anyways would rather have just 8 GB of HBM2 for $100 less. For miners that extra memory bandwidth is more interesting.
I'm sure you can find it all over youtube directly as well.
Overall it's an interesting card for sure, but I think that gamers anyways would rather have just 8 GB of HBM2 for $100 less. For miners that extra memory bandwidth is more interesting.
25% more performance than Vega64 with same power consumption, this ist still Vega just in 7nm and some features are working now.
it is 7nm Vega with twice wider memory bus and higher clocks for the same wattage. It should give significant performance increase for ethereum and cryptonight variants. Especially for heavy (much mem required) algos.Well 62% higher performance than Vega64 in opencl applications, this should give us a nice boost in mining.
25% more performance than Vega64 with same power consumption, this ist still Vega just in 7nm and some features are working now.
it is 7nm Vega with twice wider memory bus and higher clocks for the same wattage. It should give significant performance increase for ethereum and cryptonight variants. Especially for heavy (much mem required) algos. this don't look much impresive to me. Boosted Vega?
it has a 7nm chip, it's not a Vega definitely. power consumption shoud also decrease.25% more performance than Vega64 with same power consumption, this ist still Vega just in 7nm and some features are working now.
i think it's huge improvement.
this don't look much impresive to me. Boosted Vega?
it has a 7nm chip, it's not a Vega definitely. power consumption shoud also decrease. 
62% increase in opencl performance is great, but if it costs 70% more than a Vega64, not that much greater in the end...
We'll have to see when real tests come out I guess.
We'll have to see when real tests come out I guess.
edit: maybe it's not that bad...as I think
Here are the supposed specs for the card (taken from this source):
60CUs
3840 Stream Processors @ up to 1.8GHz
16GB HBM2, 4096-Bit @ 1TB/s memory bandwidth
Retail Price $699, Shipping Feb 7th
Depends what the availability of this card is and how it performs in mining. I'm not going to place any orders for this card 'till I see what it's capable of in mining, and the pricing is a bit high. It may still be more cost-effective to use older-generation cards like Vegas and Polaris cards for newer builds.
60CUs
3840 Stream Processors @ up to 1.8GHz
16GB HBM2, 4096-Bit @ 1TB/s memory bandwidth
Retail Price $699, Shipping Feb 7th
Depends what the availability of this card is and how it performs in mining. I'm not going to place any orders for this card 'till I see what it's capable of in mining, and the pricing is a bit high. It may still be more cost-effective to use older-generation cards like Vegas and Polaris cards for newer builds.
this don't look much impresive to me. Boosted Vega?
AMD revealed the OpenCL performance of the VII was 62% better than the Vega 64 
what you think? will this new cards replace your Vega / Polaris setup?
what you think? will this new cards replace your Vega / Polaris setup?
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