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Of course, we will touch on the release dates in just a bit, but these things, yeah, they could definitely shake up the entire GPU market and in a good way for once, as the price to performance is looking absolutely crazy. And the performance itself is shockingly quite a bit better than I had originally anticipated. Now, the GPUs we're talking about today are going to be the next generation, already in a 4RX 8000 series graphics cards. Now, there's been a ton of leaks about these recently, and I have a new one I want to share with you guys today, and we'll go ahead and break down, figure out whether or not this could actually happen. And what does it mean for the RX 8000 series graphics cards? Now this information I got from a hardware times article that I will have linked into the description below if you want to learn more. And it actually originates from a leak that comes from the YouTube leaker, Moore's Law is dead. Now, of course, none of this is confirmed. It's all rumors take it with a grain of salt. However, it does kind of line up with some other stuff that I've been hearing, and he did drop some core counts as well as some other information on these cards. So I'm going to go ahead and we're going to actually throw it together in a little bit of a chart and add in a little bit of my own speculation as well to figure out just what these things are going to look like. So taking a look at that chart here, guys, we can see here that the 2GP, we have a CPUs which are getting leaked are the 8700XT and the 8800XT or 8800XTX. Now, of course, the names are not confirmed at this point in time. However, that does seem to be the most likely. And it also sounds like according to the leaks that it is going to be fabbed on the N4P process, which is going to allow for significantly better energy efficiency. When compared to their previous 5nm note, and speaking of efficiency, what you're going to notice here is that in terms of the shaders, there's actually going to be fewer on the 8700XT than there are on the 7800XT, where it has just 3,584 versus the 3,840 on that previous 7800XT. However, guys, I think what you're going to notice here is that the boost clocks are significantly higher than they were on the previous generation or I guess current generation of AMD radio and graphics cards. We're talking about 3.2 gigahertz likely to be the clock speed that these things are going to be achieving. As I do believe the leak was claiming somewhere between 3.4 to 3.5 gigahertz being the maximum, the top chips might be trying to achieve. So I do think this would be a realistic value for a more power constraint and cut down version. Now 3.2 gigahertz is still an enormous uplift over the 2.4,3 on the 7800XT and also it sounds like potentially that these things might be moving to GDDR7, running at 28GB per second, possibly on a 256 bit bus for this model, which could mean up to 896GB per second, a massive uplift in terms of memory bandwidth over the 624 that we got on the 7800XT. Also the TDP I do believe actually will be going down. So overall this should be a far more efficient and also far more powerful graphics card. But what about the 8800XT or the 8800XT while I'm glad you asked, better sit down because this thing is looking pretty good actually. So we're talking about 64CUs for a total of 4,096 shaders, which is a significant reduction from the 7900XT. However, running at 3.4 gigahertz with GDDR7 running at 28GB per second, getting that same nearly 900GB per second of memory bandwidth and a far lower TDP of roughly 265 watts. And this thing could be in absolute monster. But in terms of performance, how is this thing going to stack up and what is it going to cost most importantly? Well let's go ahead and take a look. So starting off at the 8700XT, I actually do believe this will come in at a price of $399 and in terms of performance, beat around 23% faster than the 7800XT. That is a massive improvement in terms of price to performance and in terms of release state, probably talking around quarter four of this year, 2024. And then the 8800XT is I believe going to come in at $499 as was leaked by Moore's Law is dead. And if that is true well with 27.9 terroflops of GPU performance, we're talking about roughly 50% faster than that 7800XT, which also puts it around the RTX 4080 or the RX 7900XTX except for at half the cost of those cards. That is absolutely crazy. That's basically double in terms of price to performance, a two times increase absolutely insane. Now in terms of release state for this one, we're probably talking about once again quarter three or quarter four of 2024 of this year. So with these two cards kind of hanging around the 7900XT and the 7900XTX but bringing that price to half of what it currently is, yeah, I think these are going to be a go to option for a lot of gamers out there. And I'll tell you why not only is the price to performance looking really, really good, but also sounds like according to that leak that they are actually going to have some sort of tensor core option. So the RDNA 4 SIMD will allegedly include a tensor core equivalent matrix unit and FP8 units for accelerating AI workloads while RDNA 3 features AI cores. And this is the current GPUs we can buy right now in the 7900XTX. They're actually repurposing SIMDs used for WMMA instructions. So it sounds like they're going to have some new architectural changes that will allow them to actually crunch numbers in the same way that the RDX40 series does when it comes to those AI workloads. So that's really, really important stuff because I don't know if you guys saw this, but there was some recent information alluding to the idea that AMD will be actually redoing its FSR implementation to use AI upscaling rather than the current method, which just doesn't look as good as DLSS. So if they can actually pull that off with this new hardware, well then they're going to have potentially an actually legitimate DLSS competitor that will actually look as good as in my testing. They are currently falling far short where sometimes they can look almost equal, but in other times it can actually be that the quality version of FSR can look worse than the performance or even ultra performance version of DLSS. And that is not a good place for AMD to be if they want to keep up with Nvidia, especially when it comes to those AI and ray tracing workloads, which by the way, it sounds like ray tracing will be getting a significant bump as well. So really exciting stuff guys, I cannot wait to get my hands on these and honestly if those prices are true, AMD might have won already because in my book, the better the price of performance, that's going to be the one that I'm definitely going to be recommending, especially if they can finally catch up to Nvidia on those features. But hey that's just what I think. Do you think that AMD can actually pull this off or do you think that they're going to fall far short of Nvidia, at least when it comes to features once again? Let me know your guys thoughts in the comments below and of course I'll see you in the next video. If you made it to the end of the video, be sure to drop a like. Every time you do so, AMD and Nvidia release new GPUs. 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