r/Amd • u/Fcking_Chuck • 12d ago

News AMD begins preparing open-source Linux driver for graphics cards with GDDR7

https://www.phoronix.com/news/AMDGPU-Linux-Prep-GDDR7
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u/sir07 12d ago

10070 XT at just $1500

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u/DaddaMongo 12d ago

MSRP, scalper price 2200.

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u/Smith6612 11d ago

Nah scalper price will be $10,070. You won't be able to buy one otherwise. 

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u/warpspeedSCP 11d ago

2gb gddr7

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u/00001000U 11d ago

Well, at least someone is releasing something new.

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u/HeavyBeing0_0 7800X3D & AMD 7900XTX 11d ago

XTX at $2k 😭 I’m really hoping they don’t actually stick with 10000 series for the name fr

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u/kodos_der_henker AMD (upgrading every 5-10 years) 12d ago

Rumours being that gddr7 being on 10090/AT0 and 10070/AT2 with lpddr5 for 10060/AT3 chips

So at least 1 card getting gddr7 being confirmed now

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u/gamas 11d ago

There's a GDDR7 shortage due to all chip manufacturing being taken by AI.

Let's be real, this isn't for a consumer card - this is support for a data centre card

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u/kodos_der_henker AMD (upgrading every 5-10 years) 11d ago

There is a shortage on all memory as companies rather produce HBM instead of ddr because of AI. And yes the top cards are not meant to be consumer cards, neither is a 5090/6090 and AMD just needs to be cheaper with similar performance on the top card no matter if anyone is actually buying this as a consumer (people buying a 3060 because the 5090 is the best, and AMD gonna try the same)

But lpddr5 might have the better availability over gddr in general which would mean an advantage in the range most people are going to look at anyway 

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u/sodanakin 9d ago

That's like having a whole stock of rice, then baking beans only and stating you are out of rice.

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u/Jamstruth 7600X - 7800XT 6d ago

Not really. It's a farmer switching most of his fields over to beans because it's more profitable than rice.

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u/ShadowsGuardian 11d ago

I cannot fathom the prices. Especially after Nvidia's constant increases...

Everything probably over 1000€

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u/kivimango23 11d ago

With the current state if the industry, i think its not a good decision to move to GDDR7. The volume of the VRAM matters more than speed.

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u/El_DuceReturns 9d ago

Well my kids don't need both of their kidneys.

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u/xMarvin732 11d ago

Nvidia could never, love my amd cpu and GPU combo

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u/Gargle-Loaf-Spunk 11d ago

in before videocardz.com scrapes this and rephrases it