Amd vega is announced today with raja koduri and chris hook
Table of contents:
We have been talking about the new AMD Vega graphics architecture for many months and the wait is finally going to end, AMD is celebrating today a special event in which the protagonists will be its most anticipated products for this year, Vega graphics cards, Naples processors and the new Ryzen 9 home processors based on the Zen microarchitecture.
AMD Vega's announcement is imminent
This information has been confirmed with two Twitter posts by Raja Koduri and Chris Hook that leave no room for doubt, at least in regards to the highly anticipated Vega-based cards. It has not been confirmed that it is the event of the launch of Vega but its arrival was expected for this second quarter so it is almost certain that the date of its arrival on the market will be announced. Computex 2017 starts in two weeks, so it is very likely that we will see the first Vega-based cards customized by the main manufacturers.
AMD Ryzen 9: 16 cores, 4.1 GHz and 44 PCI-Express lanes
AMD Vega is the new high-performance architecture that is designed to work alongside the advanced HBM2 memory and aim to take the performance crown from Nvidia. Vega 10 will be the top of the range core with 4, 096 stream processors based on the new GFX9 architecture and which could reach 1600 MHz to offer formidable performance. AMD has focused on improving the power of each of the shaders instead of adding more units, so it has the same number of units as the Fiji core that gave life to the Radeon R9 Fury.
Source: wccftech
Nintendo nx will be officially announced today with a trailer
Today at 4pm the Nintendo NX will finally be officially shown in the form of a preliminary trailer lasting three minutes.
Chris hook leaves the radeon technologies group
Chris Hook leaves AMD after more than 20 years working in the graphics card division, which was first with ATI, all the details.
Chris hook (ex
It seems that Intel is taking over all the geniuses of AMD in the graphics area, first it was Raja Koduri, then Jim Keller, and now he is joined by Chris Hook, who will be on the same Koduri team, creating the next dedicated GPUs of the Californian company.
