EmmaLong

Greenland as reported by Fudzilla is an entirely new GPU and not a die shrink of Fiji. It will succeed Fiji as the new flagship GPU in 2016. Please edit your post accordingly as it contains false information as it is.
 
http://www.fudzilla.com/news/graphics/37584-amd-greenland-2016-is-a-14nm-gpu
 
http://www.kitguru.net/components/graphic-cards/anton-shilov/amd-readies-greenland-graphics-processor/
 

+1 the OP is misleading, makes it appear as though Grenland is just a die shrink of Fiji when it's a brand new GPU featuring an entirely new graphics architecture code named Arctic Islands.

I know full well what I'm talking about, nothing of what you mentioned above is false. What is false however is your statement that "Greenland gpu will be a Fiji XT with memory and node improvements"
Greenland isn't Fiji, they're two different GPUs.  Just like Hawaii (290 series) and Tahiti (280 series) are two different GPUs.

Rory Read, AMD’s ex CEO who has been replaced by Lisa Su last year will be joining Dell as COO and president of global commercial sales.
 

 
He then joined AMD for three years and restructured the company.
 
Read’s new position at Dell could be the beginning of a new alliance with AMD. He led AMD's commercial efforts and quadrupled their revenue in that field in two years. His new position at Dell might be telling of what's to come.
  Source article  

Then you'll probably be waiting for a looooong time.

Not a chance this is a plateau. First off Intel promised 5% IPC gains with Ivy Bridge and they failed to deliver even that.

Excavator, according to the official presentation slides at least, is 29% smaller than steamroller, achieves 20% higher clock speeds at the same voltage (10% of that is actually thanks to the HDL @patrickjp93 ) and a 5% IPC gain on top of that.
That's actually a 26% (1.2 x 1.05) CPU performance gain over Kaveri at the same power.This is nothing short of fantastic. And that's without even including the GPU improvements in the discussion.
 
Not even close. That's not even an actual 8 core chip. It has 4 high performance cores and 4 low power state, tiny cores.

The source is amd's news page. get your biased ass out

That's a new low, blaming the 970 users for Nvidia's false advertising. Shameful.

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That's a new low, blaming the 970 users for Nvidia's false advertising. Shameful.

That's a new low, blaming the 970 users for Nvidia's false advertising. Shameful.

That's a new low, blaming the 970 users for Nvidia's false advertising. Shameful.

That's a new low, blaming the 970 users for Nvidia's false advertising. Shameful.

That's a new low, blaming the 970 users for Nvidia's false advertising. Shameful.

That's a new low, blaming the 970 users for Nvidia's false advertising. Shameful.

That's a new low, blaming the 970 users for Nvidia's false advertising. Shameful.

That's a new low, blaming the 970 users for Nvidia's false advertising. Shameful.

That's a new low, blaming the 970 users for Nvidia's false advertising. Shameful.

That's a new low, blaming the 970 users for Nvidia's false advertising. Shameful.

That's a new low, blaming the 970 users for Nvidia's false advertising. Shameful.

That's a new low, blaming the 970 users for Nvidia's false advertising. Shameful.

That's a new low, blaming the 970 users for Nvidia's false advertising. Shameful.

That's a new low, blaming the 970 users for Nvidia's false advertising. Shameful.

That's a new low, blaming the 970 users for Nvidia's false advertising. Shameful.