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Discussion RDNA 5 / UDNA (CDNA Next) speculation

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Yeah, my guess is the lineup will go from 64CU/256bit+32CU/128-bit to 96CU/384-bit+64CU/256-bit+32CU/128-bit.
That would be amazing if that happens , with improved "tech" a real upgrade for a 7900XTX user. Maybe im in to much of the adroc AMD consumer GPU ghetto but i expect 64 CU again 🙂.
 
With the Xbox(?) APU leak having 384-bit bus and what looks like 80 CU (very similar layout to Navi21), I don't see RX 10K topping out at 64 CU.
You mean this leak? and it's Xbox?
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80CU? looks like more powerful than 9070XT + rumors about 1k$ console

~4090 perf?
Lets see, N48 has roughly 25% more gaming perf/FLOP than N31.
RDNA5 can be expected to increase that more, let's say 35%.
At 3Ghz, 80CU matches 2.5Ghz 96CU in FLOPS.
35% faster than the 7900XTX is a 4090.
Really depends on target power, but I expect it should beat the 5080 and be similar to a 4090 at lower power.
Importantly, that is comfortably 2x PS5 Pro.
You can charge $1599 for it, same as the 4090 launch price for the same perf with a fully complete system that fits in a backpack.
You cannot beat that price/perf with a DIY PC until ATX is replaced with a modern holistic architecture, AMD builds a halo to force NV discounts down the stack or just wait 5 years.

I am NOT a crackpot.
 
Being MLID it's likely fake. The MS console is not going to be cheap tho.


It might not be fake. Point was this chiplet solution won't be found in a $500 console unless they're going with an ancient process node.
If instead this is a semicustom chip for Xbox-branded pre-builts or handheld hybrids being sold by Asus, MSI, Lenovo, etc. then it's not going to cost $500 nor $600. We'd be looking at over $1000.

Though Sony is the one who started to wind down the subsidized hardware concept, with the PS5 Pro's MSRP.
 
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