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AMD Radeon RX Vega 64

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Front view of GeForce GTX 1080 Ti

Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti

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Differences What are the advantages of each

Front view of Radeon RX Vega 64

Reasons to consider the
AMD Radeon RX Vega 64

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Better floating-point performance 12,665 GFLOPS vs 11,340 GFLOPS More than 10% better floating-point performance
Significantly wider memory bus 2,048 bit vs 352 bit More than 5.8x wider memory bus
Higher texture rate 395.8 GTexel/s vs 354.4 GTexel/s More than 10% higher texture rate
More shading units 4,096 vs 3,584 512 more shading units
More texture mapping units 256 vs 224 32 more texture mapping units
Front view of GeForce GTX 1080 Ti

Reasons to consider the
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti

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Much higher effective memory clock speed 11,008 MHz vs 1,890 MHz More than 5.8x higher effective memory clock speed
Higher clock speed 1,480 MHz vs 1,247 MHz Around 20% higher clock speed
More memory 11,264 MB vs 8,192 MB Around 40% more memory
Higher pixel rate 139.2 GPixel/s vs 98.94 GPixel/s More than 40% higher pixel rate
More render output processors 88 vs 64 24 more render output processors
Higher memory clock speed 1,376 MHz vs 945 MHz More than 45% higher memory clock speed
Lower TDP 250W vs 295W More than 15% lower TDP

Features Key features of the Radeon RX Vega 64  vs GeForce GTX 1080 Ti 

memory bandwidth Rate at which data can be read from or stored in onboard memory

Radeon RX Vega 64
483.8 GB/s
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
484.4 GB/s

pixel rate Number of pixels a graphics card can render to the screen every second

Radeon RX Vega 64
98.94 GPixel/s
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
139.2 GPixel/s

texture rate Speed at which a graphics card can perform texture mapping

Radeon RX Vega 64
395.8 GTexel/s
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
354.4 GTexel/s

floating point performance How fast the gpu can crunch numbers

Radeon RX Vega 64
12,665 GFLOPS
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
11,340 GFLOPS

shading units Subcomponents of the gpu, these run in parallel to enable fast pixel shading

Radeon RX Vega 64
4,096
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
3,584

texture mapping units Built into each gpu, these resize and rotate bitmaps for texturing scenes

Radeon RX Vega 64
256
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
224

Specifications Full list of technical specs

gpu

 Radeon RX Vega 64  vs
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti 
GPU brand AMD Nvidia
GPU name Vega 10 GP102
Clock speed 1,247 MHz 1,480 MHz
Turbo clock speed 1,546 MHz 1,582 MHz
Is dual GPU No No
Reference card None None

raw performance
Shading units 4,096 3,584
Texture mapping units 256 224
Render output processors 64 88
Pixel rate 98.94 GPixel/s 139.2 GPixel/s
Texture rate 395.8 GTexel/s 354.4 GTexel/s
Floating-point performance 12,665 GFLOPS 11,340 GFLOPS

memory

 Radeon RX Vega 64  vs
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti 
Memory clock speed 945 MHz 1,376 MHz
Effective memory clock speed 1,890 MHz 11,008 MHz
Memory bus 2,048 bit 352 bit
Memory 8,192 MB 11,264 MB
Memory bandwidth 483.8 GB/s 484.4 GB/s

noise and power
TDP 295W 250W

Comments

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Dn. Alfred (02:35 AM, September 7, 2017)
By all means, buy my GTX 1080 if you love it so much: http://www.ebay.com/itm/332369167092
Ahmad Aizat (02:33 AM, September 7, 2017)
Yes, it did looks stunning, same to the gtx 1080, because u have been an amd fanboy so much, u didnt even realize the gtx 1080 can do the same thing. http://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/asus-radeon-rog-rx-vega-64-strix-8gb-review
Serge Khaustov (04:19 PM, September 6, 2017)
in your dreams, idiot. Also its worth much more,than GTX 1080
Rerry1000 (02:26 AM, September 5, 2017)
is weird, seems better to buy a radeon pro duo instead a VEGA, really weird
Dn. Alfred (07:04 PM, September 4, 2017)
The GTX 1080 only gets about what, 22mh/s mining? Vega 64 gets 34mh/s. And No Man's Sky looks totally stunning in 4k.
Ima wa Muri Nano (07:02 PM, September 2, 2017)
@michaelmctigue:disqus Prove HIM wrong now http://www.game-debate.com/gpu/index.php?gid=3954&gid2=3506&compare=AMD%20Radeon%20RX%20Vega%2064%20Liquid%208GB-vs-Nvidia%20GeForce%20GTX%201080%20Ti WHILE BEING MORE EXPENSIVE. HAH. I can laugh now.
rurushx (06:24 PM, September 2, 2017)
If it was cheaper it would be much better than nvidia
Yep (02:56 AM, August 29, 2017)
MY $850 1080ti is looking better by the week!
Pistol Pete (08:48 PM, August 28, 2017)
AMD + Vulkan = Massive win over Windoze and Nvidia. Linux Open-Source Master PC Race!
Ahmad Aizat (01:56 PM, August 28, 2017)
this is why theory is always not a fact. it is theoretically. but a fact that remain is its inferior to the gtx 1080 in gaming. yea you will love vega 64 bit for rendering\mining, but u wont like it for gaming.
Ahmad Aizat (06:48 PM, August 26, 2017)
you're correct. you want this card if u want to mining ethereums. This card is far superior to the gtx 1080 ti in mining, but if you want to gaming, forget this.
Ahmad Aizat (06:46 PM, August 26, 2017)
how am i an nvidia fanboy when your shitty amd has been failing, a failure is a failure. you have to accept it. You support amd for being cheap? Now its far more expensive than 1080ti. and inferior in gaming performance.
Ahmad Aizat (06:42 PM, August 26, 2017)
sir, if you tell us amd for rendering i can exactly accept it, but if you want for gaming, i honestly tell you to back down. tests have been made and shown thats inferior for gaming, if you want to mine for ethereum thats different.
Bob N-S (07:45 AM, August 26, 2017)
I would love to see amd actually compete on a market share bases if anything to purely drive down prices nvidia is reaping cash with this titan bs and its going to start again soon vega took too long, being slightly the fastest for just a few months will win them nothing in the long run unfortunately
ThatGy (01:09 PM, August 25, 2017)
Look at this guy, Ahmad Ai-Fanboi!
BlackHippy (12:25 AM, August 25, 2017)
Blame the miners. Not AMD
John Doe (06:17 PM, August 24, 2017)
Stop being a fanboi for NVidia.
James Hall (02:46 AM, August 24, 2017)
note that with even with a lower effective memory clock, vega 64 about matches the bandwidth of 1080 ti. It can theoretically do more than that as well when the HBCC is used.
Smithy (05:07 AM, August 22, 2017)
They probably would be cheap but there's a super high demand. Price is probably dictated by market demand, not manufacturer. The soaring price of the Bitcoin could be driving heaps of people to buy AMD cards for Bitcoin mining (AMD cards are way better at mining apparently). That's my 2 cents, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong though, I find this interesting so getting some other opinions would be great!
Akshat Verma (04:04 AM, August 21, 2017)
Where are the gaming benchmarks of these cards? Please include them too. Thanks
michael mctigue (11:15 AM, August 19, 2017)
vega 64 air cooled did beat the gtx 1080 7 out of 10 top games FPS. And the watercooled Vega 64 beat the gtx 10 out of 10. so Ahmad Aizat doesn't know what he's talking about. Avoid fanboy's my friend!
Chump Lundegaard (05:31 PM, August 17, 2017)
Really? Find any cheap RX580s recently?
Chump Lundegaard (05:26 PM, August 17, 2017)
Not if you can't buy one for 6 months. 1080ti arriving tomorrow.
Ahmad Aizat (07:26 AM, August 17, 2017)
it is 4-6% inferior to gtx 1080, and about 23% inferior to gtx 1080ti. it just came out and someone has already did the test, WHILE BEING MORE EXPENSIVE THAN BOTH.
Ahmad Aizat (07:24 AM, August 17, 2017)
not a typo. rx vega got smashed. it is inferior to gtx 1080ti while being more expensive. 23% inferior performance is too much tbh.
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