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Der Entwicker von Open Vr hat sich in mehreren Reddit Post zu dem Leak geäußert.
https://old.reddit.com/r/Amd/commen..._appeared_on/fdpd9m3/?st=k57zt8v2&sh=9ce2c96e
https://old.reddit.com/r/Amd/commen...ng_2080ti_by_17_leak/?st=k57zt1fi&sh=385161fe
ein weiteres Indiz das der leak echt ist ist der Zeitpunkt. Auf der CES gab es keine Infos dazu in der Keynote, nur um von lisa danach im Interview zu hören dass 2020 ein Big Navi kommen wird.
Und Zack ein paar Tage später gibt es einen "Leak". Gutes Marketing würde ich sagen (irgendwie ungewohnt sowas in zusammenhang mit AMD zu schreiben 😆)
https://old.reddit.com/r/Amd/commen..._appeared_on/fdpd9m3/?st=k57zt8v2&sh=9ce2c96e
Hi, I'm the developer of the benchmark (OpenVR Benchmark), and since I was already asked on my discord server to comment on the AMD benchmark result everyone seems to be talking about, I guess I will also comment here to let people know what I think.
To be clear, I do not have access to any more information than you, I also just see the result in the leaderboard, beating all the 2080 Ti.
The CPU does seem to be a Ryzen 7 4800H and people generally seem to agree about that. Regarding the GPU, it is definitely some kind of unreleased high end GPU, as being 17% above the best performing 2080 Ti is quite a big step. It hasn't really been mentioned here, but that best performing 2080 Ti in the leaderboard is already a really good performing 2080 Ti. As usual, there's many GPUs that perform somewhere in the middle, with few being faster and few being slower. The majority of 2080 Ti actually perform more around ~80 fps in this benchmark, so the unnamed GPU we talk about here is around 29% faster than a regular 2080 Ti, while being 17% faster than the highest overclocked 2080 Ti.
I guess it might be just about possible to get a "30% higher than 2080 Ti" result by having a 2080 Ti with a world-record liquid nitrogen OC, but I think most likely people using engineering sample CPUs, especially a Ryzen 7 4800H, are not running liquid nitrogen OCs.
So this benchmark result is very likely done with some unannounced GPU. And since I would consider it very unlikely that someone has access to both an AMD engineering sample CPU and an unannounced Nvidia GPU, and is allowed to use both in the same system, I think it is most likely that this is an unannounced AMD GPU. So I do agree with most people here that this most likely seems to be a new AMD GPU that is quite a bit faster than a 2080 Ti, but I also think to not be disappointed if it ends up being something different, no one should feel 100% certain about this.
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- OpenVR Benchmark is a DirectX 11 Benchmark, so no OpenCL is involved.
- There don't seem to be any Radeon VII results in the leaderboard that also use the same headset + resolution as this engineering sample result, so they can't be compared. If anyone here has a Radeon VII and a HTC Vive, they could run the benchmark and share their result.
- I think it is not possible to run OpenVR Benchmark with a Crossfire or SLI setup. No profiles for that exist.
https://old.reddit.com/r/Amd/commen...ng_2080ti_by_17_leak/?st=k57zt1fi&sh=385161fe
You seem to have a few additional points that you might like a reply to, so I'll do that here:
- OpenVR Benchmark is a GPU Benchmark, so being CPU-limited is basically impossible in there. The 4800H would definitely be fast enough to get a good result out of a GPU that is 30% faster than a 2080 Ti.
- I can confirm the AMD engineering sample result is in the leaderboard
- OpenVR Benchmark is still quite new, and every software can have bugs. But there's also almost 2000 leaderboard entries already, and if there would be something majorly buggy, that would be known (and fixed) by now. I do not think any bug is involved here.
- It's definitely not the result of a RTX 2060, the performance is way too good. The fact that the user who submitted the result is using an engineering sample CPU also makes it very unlikely that this is "fabricated by someone in their free time", because that would involve a lot of time, and someone who has an engineering sample CPU is likely using it at work, for testing purposes
ein weiteres Indiz das der leak echt ist ist der Zeitpunkt. Auf der CES gab es keine Infos dazu in der Keynote, nur um von lisa danach im Interview zu hören dass 2020 ein Big Navi kommen wird.
Und Zack ein paar Tage später gibt es einen "Leak". Gutes Marketing würde ich sagen (irgendwie ungewohnt sowas in zusammenhang mit AMD zu schreiben 😆)