when will next gen gpu come out?

[dfsgsfa]

after rtx3000 and big navi I mean,

both company launching new gpu at same quarter this yr, meaning there should be a big winner.

 

so most customer may have upgraded this time and wont come back to gpu market in yrs

 

anyway, do you think the loser gpu company will release a new series of cards shortly to counter play?

if so , how long shall we wait?

 

[Fasauceome]

Have you googled yet? They are announcing the new cards late October according to their twitter.

4 minutes ago, dfsgsfa said:

the loser gpu company

Behind? Sure. Losers? Hardly. Do you know how well the RX 5000 series sold? AMD will be winners either way, and Nvidia have the market share to stay on top in that regard.

Edited September 29, 2020 by Fasauceome

[Stahlmann]

If big navi actually brings something to the table, i'd expect something else from nvidia in the next 6 months. But otherwise this should be it, for the next 2 years at least on the top end everything should be on the table at the end of the year.

[Tan3l6]

Obviously there will be "gap filler" GPUs.

[Radium_Angel]

The answer is, as always. "soon"

[dfsgsfa]

2 hours ago, Fasauceome said:

Have you googled yet? They are announcing the new cards late October according to their twitter.

so i said this quarter

[05032-Mendicant-Bias]

If AMD steps up their game we might get super variants of the 3000 series from Nvidia next year.

There is also an Intel discrete GPU on the horizon.

 

[ewitte]

Even if Nvidia is ahead I see a refresh from them to get to a better more efficient process.  Probably within a year.

[Mark Kaine]

8 minutes ago, ewitte said:

Even if Nvidia is ahead I see a refresh from them to get to a better more efficient process.  Probably within a year.

yeah but a refresh isn't a new gen. like at all.

 

to OP: I'd say realistically 2-4 years (something something mid console cycle)

 

 

[ewitte]

2 hours ago, Mark Kaine said:

yeah but a refresh isn't a new gen. like at all.

 

to OP: I'd say realistically 2-4 years (something something mid console cycle)

 

 

I wouldn't discount a big boost but if your talking complete refresh it will probably be 2-3 years minimum.

[Mark Kaine]

12 minutes ago, ewitte said:

I wouldn't discount a big boost but if your talking complete refresh it will probably be 2-3 years minimum.

I agree about a possible boost, but new gen means new architecture to me (and something like 5nm process) which will obviously be a couple of years away