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Картинки это результаты тестов https://youtu.be/-c2hbaQwjbc?t=427 , притом делал их Igor Wallossek. От разгона Веги, прибавилось +15%, ничего невозможного тут нету, прошлые Веги так же бустились под водой.

Между 2080 и 2080Ти разница (25.7%)
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А на сайте на который ты ссылался (77/61=26%):
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https://wccftech.com/amd-navi-preliminary-support-added-to-hwinfo-as-amd-gears-up-for-launch/
AMD’s Navi GPU, the first non-GCN GPU, is ready for launch
NAVI GPU is a very special GPU, in fact, it is slated to be the first graphics card from AMD that will not be made on the GCN macro-architecture. This is something that I was told in my talks with AMD insiders more than a year back – the same people who told me that NAVI is not landing before 2H 2019.

That said, it would make sense for the company to start off slow and with mainstream segment cards rather than the high end one. In fact, I have been told that one of the earliest SKUs will have just 40 CUs – which translate to a core count of 2560 SP IF the CU to SP ratio is the same as GCN (of which there is no confirmation as of yet). If that is the case then we are looking at a performance metric that will go up against the GTX1660 Ti/RTX 2070 class of cards – which is really the most profitable and voluminous segment.

We are also pretty sure that AMD will be launching the Navi GPU very soon (more on this soon, stay tuned) which is why if you are someone who is still on an old RX 480/580, wait just a little bit longer and you will have the perfect card to upgrade too.

Here’s the thing though: there has actually been rumblings that AMD is going to start with Navi 12 first and not Navi 10. And it is Navi 12 GPU that will have 40 CUs. If this is true then Navi 10 is going to be the flagship part that y’all need to look out for. The performance of the card will be somewhere around the Vega 56 depending on the clock rate but much cheaper!