In semi-custom you can choose to use any memory controller you want... even m ore than one (GDDR6 and DDR4 for example).Just to state the obvious - the new Navi RX5700 die is single silicon - no HBM there .. since HBM needs a different memory controller it's likely that AMD is with GDDR6 for gaming CPUs (and by extension PS5 and Snek)
[edit] GDDR6 confirmed https://www.amd.com/en/press-releas...ion-leadership-products-computex-2019-keynote
Which interview.
At what time point? I found Microsoft speech boring to watch.
Yeah im thinking that's the route Sony is likely to go MS might go for a 64CU chip to claim the performance crownMaybe 56 CUs + a few modified CUs for RT and other things, since there is space.
Not without increasing SEsI don't think that ever been a real problem. AMD could have easily extended the GCN ISA.
Suggestions?OP will be updated?
No raytracing just for ps5/nextbox and not for pc gpu? 3rd Ryzen info, Navi using RDNA and not GCN as some leakers told us. I dunno.Suggestions?
Yeah smiling and alluding to big things to come was same thing they did for Ps4/Xbox one prior to its unveil. This is par the course and really doesn't say much.
All of this shows that AMD worked on different tech with Sony and MS. Each console is going to have its own customizations.
Special sauce for everyone, just like Lisa promised.
“Raja is a brilliant guy, a brilliant architect, a brilliant marketer, but he lives in the future,” he said. “He’s running a massive organization, and based on my perceptions of Raja and my experience working with him, that doesn’t play to his strengths. We’ll see what happens.”
“We had some wastage on the GPU roadmap where he changed his mind,” he said. “I think that since we’ve really locked that down, we’re making a little bit more rapid progress.”
tbf the PPE was trash the actual meat and balls of the R&D was spent on the SPUsAnyone remember how much money Sony dumped into IBM codeveloping ps3 cpu only to see MS use alot of the same tech in the 360?
tbf the PPE was trash the actual meat and balls of the R&D was spent on the SPUs
We don't know the whole story though, maybe Sony funded the SPEs bit while IBM already had a working PPE core.Nonetheless, they paid ibm for a cpu that was then sold to their competition. It was a monumental fuck up. Edit and kind of a scummy thing to do that left the lead architect feeling shitty, according to his memoir.
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I think one of the more interesting things that they shared was that both AMD and Microsoft started planning the next generation Ryzen family together 2 years ago. It was pretty apparent during this segment and throughout the the presentation that AMD and MS are pretty tight, so much so that Lisa even stated that they "Recognized MS as the most important partner for AMD".
You are reading too much into that. If anything it'll just be the drivers on Microsofts side.
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Well, those parts which you claim happened would be nice,Do you want me to remember things from the past?
I still cannot wrap my head around it.He did leave not long after, apparently quite frustrated. More than having no say on the chip, the rumor is that someone else working on the PS5 semi custom chip got engineers assigned to his or her division as the PS5 contract took priority... probably a cal made by Su herself.
Hm, what do you mean?Anyone remember how much money Sony dumped into IBM codeveloping ps3 cpu only to see MS use alot of the same tech in the 360?
Which interview.
At what time point? I found Microsoft speech boring to watch.
Oh, and the original plan was to have no GPUs at all, but 2 CELL's instead.
Hm, what do you mean?Anyone remember how much money Sony dumped into IBM codeveloping ps3 cpu only to see MS use alot of the same tech in the 360? That was hilariously incompetent Sony. Anyway, if Sony did dump a lot of money into co-dev of navi, no way would they allow it in other consoles, but they would allow it in desktop cards. If they didn't pay, then rdna will be everywhere except Stadia.
Most money went into CELL development.
The point was to leverage dominant market position, create some crazy hardware spec, which would make porting close to impossible, be in full control of the development, while laughing at competitors.
Oh, and the original plan was to have no GPUs at all, but 2 CELL's instead.
That just confirms Lisa and the MS woman are scissoring.Whenever MS lady was on stage, towards the end of it. They both had a shit eating grin on so it was more than just the Windows scheduling/driver collaboration lol
Mkay. Read about "orignial plan" on gaf, no real link (in one of the Cernysogreat threads)Nope, original plan was to have a fast rasterizer from Toshiba. Which was a pretty good plan. But Toshiba fucked it up.
This is a hangover from the BS book some guy wrote claiming to be a big insight into the development of the cell and 360 processors at IBM - people who reviewed the book made out it created a narrative where IBM was basically taking money from Sony, and then using the work to offer MS something good.
There's a summary here , the wall street journal also ran a sensationalised version posing as journalism
the book was The Race for a New Game Machine: Creating the Chips Inside the XBox 360 and the Playstation 3
I think one of the more interesting things that they shared was that both AMD and Microsoft started planning the next generation Ryzen family together 2 years ago. It was pretty apparent during this segment and throughout the the presentation that AMD and MS are pretty tight, so much so that Lisa even stated that they "Recognized MS as the most important partner for AMD".
That just confirms Lisa and the MS woman are scissoring.
Developers are finally going to master Cell programming any year now.The real magic of the Cell was its ability to be hotly debated 14 years later
ARM and PowerPC hold no secrets and x86 is meh as a talking point (although the CELL was nothing more than a PowerPC/Risc hybrid). We need a brand new controversial architecture to fire up the Internet!The real magic of the Cell was its ability to be hotly debated 14 years later
I called BS because the imo book was more about creating a good story than being a balanced look.Any proof Shippy was lying?
I don't know if this means anything, but has anyone seen this slide saying "Deep partnership - From console to cloud" in the keynote? They could be talking just about Xbox One, but it's a bit suspicious to show this in a keynote talking about the new architecture... Idk.
The prices of ryzen 5 3600 and 3600x are known.
I also think, probably a slightly restrained 3700 model for a lower tdp/temperature.So the consoles will probably be a 3700 variant with lower clocks and their own customizations?
whats the difference between 3700x and 3800x except for price and watt?
clock speed/boost : 3.6 GHz and 4.4 GHz for 3700X vs 3.9GHz and 4.5 GHz for 3800X.
Xbox Infinite (Anaconda)
Die - 352mm^2
GPU - 11.1TFLOP/s
Details: 64 CU, 8 disabled, 56 active, 1548MHz.
CPU - 8 cores, 16 threads, 3.3GHz.
Details: Zen 2.
Memory - 24GB GDDR6, 4GB DDR4.
Details: Samsung’s K4ZAF325BM-HC14 clocked at 3300MHz, 13.2Gb/s, 12 chips, 384-bit, 634GB/s. 24GB GDDR6 is available for developers, 3GB DDR4 dedicated to the OS, 1GB DDR4 dedicated to the SSD.
Storage - 256GB NVMe SSD, 2TB HDD
Details: Players don’t have access to the SSD, the 2TB drive is replaceable, an external drive works too. The OS manages the SSD for caching, Microsoft is using machine learning algorithms for analyzing games while they are being played on the development kit, the algorithm keeps track of what blocks are being used and what blocks are most likely to be used next while developers are playing the games for thousands of hours. The OS keeps on the SSD only relevant blocks to the last known player position in the game. For example, if the player is in level 3, the OS won't load level 6 to the SSD until the player reaches level 5. The SSD also keeps a compressed memory snapshot when a game is closed for fast launching the game to the spot the player had left it. Developers have some control over what is stored on the SSD by marking a block's priority level if they wish to do so. If a player hasn't touched a game for a while, if necessary its' memory snapshot and or data will get dumped from the SSD.
Cooling - Vapor chamber
External media drive - Blu-ray optical drive
Price - 499$
Xbox Infinite Value (Lockhart)
Die - 288mm^2
GPU - 4.98TFLOP/s
Detail: 40CU, 4 disabled, 36 active, 1081MHz.
CPU - 8 cores, 16 threads, 3.3GHz.
Memory - 18GB GDDR6, 4GB DDR4.
Details: 2600Hz, 10.4Gb/s, 9 chips, 288-bit, 374GB/s.
Storage - 120GB NVMe SSD, 1TB HDD
Cooling - Blower fan
External media drive - None
Price - 299$
Extra Stuff
Microsoft's Rules on Game Development to Game Developer:
- Develop your game to the Xbox Infinite as a lead platform.
- Xbox Infinite Value was built to run even sub-4K Xbox Infinite games in Full HD.
- Xbox Infinite Value version is allowed to run above 1080p, but it isn't allowed to have better graphical features, higher fidelity or frame-rate than the Xbox Infinite.
- Microsoft recommends using any leftover headroom on the Xbox Infinite Value GPU to increase resolution.
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Yes probably a mistake of eurogamer, but the prices are right.so chart is wrong. but wow a relative small boost and its 40watts more.
this was already posted in this thread. go troll someplace else. honestly why aren't u banned yet?
Sorry, I do not check this thread very often and 2nd you gotta stop being hostile for no real reason dude.
3rd - Why you so angry? You not having a good day today?
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Definitely not true: Keep in mind that the PS3 only has 1 CPU core, not 3. 14 years later, i think people still get caught up in the Cells SIMD theoretical numbers. Like I said earlier, that's not what a game spends all its time doing, the Cell and Xenon had very narrow (2-issue), in-order...www.neogaf.com
its a trashy pastebin leak. seriously? and u claim to have insider sources LOL.
I never said that Pastebin was my source you fucking idiot. I was only trying to add to the conversation. Seriously go fuck yourself you piece of shit.
Im guessing $120-130 for a 350mm2 APU.So next-gen consoles will have a lower binned 3700X chip running at 3.2-3.3 GHz with 8 functioning cores and the entire APU die (including the Navi GPU) is gonna cost $100-110 tops?
Sounds good IMHO. 7nm wafers are more expensive (prices could drop next year, along with increased yields and maybe EUV).Im guessing $120-130 for a 350mm2 APU.