AMD’s Vega architecture is on track for launch in Q2
AMD’s Vega architecture is on track for launch in Q2
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At their Q1 2017 earnings call, AMD has confirmed that their Vega GPU architecture is on track for a Q2 launch. This means that AMD’s new Vega architecture has not been delayed and that the new architecture will have been launched by late June.Â
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In their earnings call, AMD also highlighted Vega’s key architectural enhancements, from their new memory sub-systems, next-generation geometry pipeline and new compute engine designs. At this time the performance impact of these features is unknown, though they will certainly make Vega competitive in the server/compute market.Â
In their earnings call, AMD also highlighted Vega’s key architectural enhancements, from their new memory sub-systems, next-generation geometry pipeline and new compute engine designs. At this time the performance impact of these features is unknown, though they will certainly make Vega competitive in the server/compute market.Â
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AMD’s “Vega†GPU architecture is on track to launch in Q2, and has been designed from scratch to address the most data- and visually-intensive next-generation workloads with key architecture advancements including: a differentiated memory subsystem, next-generation geometry pipeline, new compute engine, and a new pixel engine.
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AMD fans can rest assured that Vega has not been delayed, though at this time it is still unknown how well Vega will compete with Nvidia’s flagship Pascal-series GPUs.Â
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