We take a look at the new Radeon RX 7900 GRE or "Golden Rabbit Edition," an odd name for a gaming graphics card. This is going to be sold mostly in China, but maybe you can get them elsewhere, too.
We take a look at the new Radeon RX 7900 GRE or "Golden Rabbit Edition," an odd name for a gaming graphics card. This is going to be sold mostly in China, but maybe you can get them elsewhere, too.
nVidia will be getting out of the gaming GPU market soon, AMD is taking their place. I've heard some rumors that nVidia hasn't committed to making an RTX70 series. That's so far away that I don't even think they know what they're going to do but I wouldn't be surprised if they're talking about it.Wow, barely faster than 6800XT when it is has 80 CUs and the soon to be released 60CU 7800XT, will need to run over 3GHz to even get near the 6800XT. Well played AMD, well played.
the ones we here want.They'll just sell the "bad" chips that aren't server or workstation grade as 80 and 90 series gaming cards.
What does it stand for? Gimped Radeon Edition?
The thing that I find worrying about the GRE is that it really should have been a 7800XT, not a 7900. So, what is AMD planning to release as the 7800 series?Get Ready to Eject, I reckon.
I calculated the cost per frame, at 1440p, based on the current Chinese prices.Considering it's aimed at the Chinese market, I wonder what the cost-per-frame analysis is when currency is converted and prices are adjusted to the market rates in China. It may be a better (or worse) positioned product when compared to the Chinese ecosystem as opposed to the rest of the world.
But, for those of us who don't live in China (which my guess is nearly everyone who visits this site), I guess it doesn't really matter.
my 6800 fighter does 2540 while being the cheapest one, my friend's 6800 Gaming Z is the top one, but 2350 is unstable.Steve failed to answer the "Elephant in the room" question. Users need to see an analysis of how well the 7900 GRE overclocks. I believe the clocks are de-tuned vs the 7900 XT and if it overclocks as well as other 7900's, it could be a terrific value as an overclocking GPU, and it could provide even better price/performance than the 7900 XT !
no, computerbase also shows 6950xt is fasterThis makes no sense. Your results are considerably different to https://www.computerbase.de/2023-08/amd-rdna-2-rdna-3-gaming-vergleich/ their results.
ask amd how it's possible that their cards are going backwards.7900GRE has the same specs as the 6950XT, but being RDNA3 instead of 2... So how could it be slower than it in your tests?
Are you blind? The GRE is faster in every one of their tests.no, computerbase also shows 6950xt is faster
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Die AMD Radeon RX 7900 GRE im Test: Taktraten sowie Benchmarks in FHD, WQHD und UHD mit und ohne RT
Radeon RX 7900 GRE im Test: Taktraten sowie Benchmarks in FHD, WQHD und UHD mit und ohne RTwww.computerbase.de
ask amd how it's possible that their cards are going backwards.
Are you blind? The GRE is faster in every one of their tests.
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Incorrect again. it's 3% slower in rasterization and only 1% faster in rt. So, slower overall.
This is another article, where they compare IPC (hence it's "mod"). Compare actual cards in 7900gre review, not rdna3 vs rdna2 ipc summary.![]()
Click any of them, pretty much all ahead.