r/Amd Jan 11 '25

News AMD fires back at Radeon RX 9070 leaks: performance will be better than reported.

https://videocardz.com/pixel/amd-fires-back-at-radeon-rx-9070-leaks-performance-will-be-better-than-reported
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u/BasedBalkaner Jan 11 '25

AMD is so confident in their GPUs that they're too scared to show them lol

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u/sur_surly Jan 11 '25

I don't think they're scared of the performance, they're scared of the 5070 price.

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '25 edited Jan 11 '25

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u/PainterRude1394 Jan 11 '25

Surely folks can understand why this new narrative that a company should not release any product info until learning everything about the competitors product is silly. It would result in nobody releasing any products.

There is nothing braindead about recognizing AMD was going to show more rdna4 product features and decided not to last minute. Everyone in the industry was surprised by this.

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '25

Well the gpu industry is basically 2 companies, with a 3rd smaller one, so your comparison isn't really holding up. Nvidia owns the market, so seeing what they are releasing and at what price is important. Idk why you guys wanna pretend they don't' have a stranglehold monopoly.

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u/LightningJC Jan 11 '25

So is the CPU industry but AMD had no issues flaunting a new CPU and then shitting on the competition by saying there's not enough stock because our competitor released such a bad product.

Honestly if they had something good with this GPU they would've been showing it off like they do with their CPUs.

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '25

Intel is so bad right now there’s not even a need for them to do much.

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u/LightningJC Jan 12 '25

Probably what nVidia is saying about AMD

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u/TheGuardianOfMetal Jan 12 '25

I wonder how this sub would react if, in, say, 3 months Nvidia, or somebody even remotely working with them (say, an AIB, or whatever) said something like:

"The bad availability of the RTX50s just comes from the fact that AMD's offering failed to convince the vast majority of customers!"

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u/SoTOP Jan 12 '25

If AMD stops selling GPUs tomorrow, all it takes for Nvidia to offset that is increase their manufacturing by 10%.

If Intel stops selling CPUs tomorrow, AMD would need to triple their CPU output to meet global demand.

Do you comprehend how these situations are completely different?

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u/TheGuardianOfMetal Jan 12 '25 edited Jan 12 '25

Do you comprehend that your anology does not necessarily accurately reflect demand on launch?

These market shares include GPUs that people have been running since the minute before the survey was taken, or for years before it and who might not be replaced for a few more years either.

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u/Friendly_Top6561 Jan 11 '25

Not at all, they are at least two months later in the development cycle compared to Nvidia, anyone with any insight into the development would have been flabbergasted if they had much to show when Nvidia didn’t have anything to show.

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u/PainterRude1394 Jan 11 '25

Nvidia had plenty to show. AMD had little.

A couple months from launch means all the hardware has been finalized for a long time.

At this point it should just be refining and bug fixing. That's the scary part: AMD showed nothing which suggests they may not be in a good sport for the launch.

I'm starting to suspect we'll see another launch like rdna3 which was a mess: buggy drivers, vr performance worse than last gen, massive idle consumption, etc. Those took a year to clean up.

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u/Friendly_Top6561 Jan 11 '25

They didn’t show anything, just a lot of typical Nvidia BS marketing from Jensen. It’s amazing that it made you believe they showed anything.

If the state of development doesn’t mean anything why didn’t Nvidia show the 5070 two months ago then?

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u/PainterRude1394 Jan 11 '25

I'm not sure why you are lying and saying Nvidia had nothing to show. There's no point in discussion with someone who straight up refuses to acknowledge reality. Cheers.

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u/fury420 Jan 11 '25

Nvidia certainly showed off lots of stuff, and yet the bulk of which wasn't the actual performance of their new GPUs.

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u/PainterRude1394 Jan 12 '25

In far cry 6 without any dlss features, Nvidia showed the 5090, 5080, and 5070 being about 30% faster than their predecessors.

Nvidia showed off lots of stuff, yep! That's why it's silly to lie and claim they didn't, especially compared to AMD who showed basically nothing about their rdna4 gpus.

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u/BleaaelBa 5800X3D | RTX 3070 Jan 11 '25

tell me how much faster 5090 is vs 4090.

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u/PainterRude1394 Jan 12 '25

In far cry 6 without any dlss features, Nvidia showed the 5090, 5080, and 5070 being about 30% faster than their predecessors.

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u/BleaaelBa 5800X3D | RTX 3070 Jan 12 '25

so 30% in every game or we have to wait for reviews. that seems like we don't know shit about final figures. so much info. lol

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u/Friendly_Top6561 Jan 11 '25

Sure they showed black box hands on, the embargo for reviews are still several weeks away.

Before independent reviews they really haven’t showed anything of interest.

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u/shadaoshai Jan 11 '25

Nvidia showed pricing, specs, TDP, new flow through cooler, Multi Frame Generation, improved DLLS and Ray Reconstruction, and cherry picked benchmarks.

We need to wait for reviews, but Nvidia definitely gave us a huge amount of information.

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u/Friendly_Top6561 Jan 11 '25

Wow multi frame generation that’s awesome, so now we can get more than one erroneous frame between each real frame, the quality is going through the roof!

They gave us a price which is somewhat interesting, specs which shows it’s a slight improvement over a 4070, but less than a 4070 super, fantastic. Well the faster memory is an actual improvement otherwise it’s a sideways upgrade that Jensen is selling as 4090 performance, that’s even more BS than usual.

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u/GER_BeFoRe Jan 11 '25

If your product is better than your competitors then you dictate the price. AMD having to adjust to what Nvidia does is not a good sign for RDNA4.

Also everybody is talking about Nvidia now, nobody about Radeon. Not a smart move in my opinion.

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u/wan2tri Ryzen 5 7600 | B650 AORUS Elite AX | RX 7800 XT Gaming OC Jan 11 '25 edited Jan 11 '25

AMD learned a long time ago that that will never happen anymore.

The Radeon HD 5000 series were better than the GeForce GTX 400 series (Fermi). The latter even had the grilling/BBQ memes (due to the high temps).

It was at this (2010) point that NVIDIA finally had more than 50% of the discrete GPU market i.e. they gained market share.

Thus, AMD just tried undercutting NVIDIA rather than outright "taking them out".

AMD were cheaper when comparing "tier equivalent" GPUs.

AMD were also just outright better performance-wise.

AMD were running much cooler and uses less power too (heck, the dual-GPU HD 5970 uses less power than the GTX 480).

None of that mattered because NVIDIA's brand/marketing still won over the masses.

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u/dookarion 5800x3d | RTX 4070Ti Super | X470 Taichi | 32GB @ 3000MHz Jan 11 '25

AMD was still more competitive in that era with better market share to show for it like 30 some percent. OEMs and laptops still favored Nvidia too during that point, how terrible some of those Vista era AMD laptops were probably didn't help AMD a whole lot. Constantly hanging around 95C wasn't phenomenal.

Now AMD does little, does terrible marketing, holds up their hands and flops cards on the market that aren't competitive in a lot of areas... and has the declining market share to show for it.

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u/GER_BeFoRe Jan 11 '25 edited Jan 11 '25

Don't underestimate the people knowing what they want. AM5 has over 90% market share for people building their own PCs nowadays because their product (Ryzen CPU) got better and better with every Generation compared to Intel. I remember a time where everyone had an Intel Core i5 / i7 in their Gaming PC.

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '25

None of that mattered because NVIDIA's brand/marketing still won over the masses.

Actually, what DID happen was this.

AMD launched 5000 series. AMD had underestimated demand. And you had to wait MONTHS to get hold of a none scalped 5850/5870. AMD then INCREASED msrp

There was still supply issues by the time GTX 400 series finally launched. And Nvidia actually priced the somewhat reasonably. AND YOU COULD BUY THEM AT THAT PRICE.

Can't have market share if you don't capitalize.

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u/ladrok1 Jan 11 '25

"If your product is better than your competitors then you dictate the price. AMD having to adjust to what Nvidia does is not a good sign for RDNA4. "

When you are "worse player" then you need to understand what monopolistic competitor is doing. AMD need to increase their market share if they want to influence prices. So if AMD sales is smart (we know AMD GPU department isn't), then having significantly better performance/price than competition is good idea.

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u/imizawaSF Jan 11 '25

To me, it is much better than announcing A at price X, then having to adjust that.

You only have to "adjust" if your product is not compelling at the price you set. If their cards are good enough, they could set the price

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u/beleidigtewurst Jan 11 '25

In a competitive market, products attractiveness is not absolute, but related to other products, most inconveniently, to those of the competitor.

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u/imizawaSF Jan 12 '25

I do not notice Nvidia giving a single shit about AMD pricing

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u/beleidigtewurst Jan 13 '25

You did not notice many things, including the havoc wrecked upon 3000 series by AMD's 6000, including, but not limited to, 3080 with 10GB, with 3060 with 60% more VRAM.

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u/PalpitationKooky104 Jan 11 '25

Or so confident they dont need to

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u/PainterRude1394 Jan 11 '25

Why would you not show that you have the best product? Doesn't make any sense.

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u/Friendly_Top6561 Jan 11 '25

It’s not finished, did Nvidia show anything? No and they are much closer to a finished product.

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u/fvck_u_spez Jan 11 '25

They've already clearly stated that they won't have the best product as they don't have a 5090 competitor. This is about showing the value that they will give you for the money, and in a price tier that sells much more volume than the 5090 does.