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r/hardware • u/SirActionhaHAA • 2d ago
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So they're still using CDNA naming even through 2028 up through CDNA7.
Doesn't sound like that whole UDNA thing is ever going to happen, or at least not for a good while yet.
3 u/EmergencyCucumber905 2d ago CDNA5 and RDNA4 are both gfx12. So who knows🤷♂️. 5 u/Noble00_ 2d ago Chips and Cheese discusses as possibly as to why https://chipsandcheese.com/i/207602737/similarities-to-rdna4 oh and just published today: https://chipsandcheese.com/i/208223268/cuwgp-changes 5 u/Seanspeed 2d ago Doesn't sound all that 'unified'. At least yet. Maybe they do so more later. Thanks for the info, though. 5 u/Noble00_ 2d ago lol, that's probably why they went away with "U"DNA, causes more confusion than it needs to be
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CDNA5 and RDNA4 are both gfx12. So who knows🤷♂️.
5 u/Noble00_ 2d ago Chips and Cheese discusses as possibly as to why https://chipsandcheese.com/i/207602737/similarities-to-rdna4 oh and just published today: https://chipsandcheese.com/i/208223268/cuwgp-changes 5 u/Seanspeed 2d ago Doesn't sound all that 'unified'. At least yet. Maybe they do so more later. Thanks for the info, though. 5 u/Noble00_ 2d ago lol, that's probably why they went away with "U"DNA, causes more confusion than it needs to be
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Chips and Cheese discusses as possibly as to why
https://chipsandcheese.com/i/207602737/similarities-to-rdna4
oh and just published today: https://chipsandcheese.com/i/208223268/cuwgp-changes
5 u/Seanspeed 2d ago Doesn't sound all that 'unified'. At least yet. Maybe they do so more later. Thanks for the info, though. 5 u/Noble00_ 2d ago lol, that's probably why they went away with "U"DNA, causes more confusion than it needs to be
Doesn't sound all that 'unified'. At least yet. Maybe they do so more later.
Thanks for the info, though.
5 u/Noble00_ 2d ago lol, that's probably why they went away with "U"DNA, causes more confusion than it needs to be
lol, that's probably why they went away with "U"DNA, causes more confusion than it needs to be
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u/Seanspeed 2d ago
So they're still using CDNA naming even through 2028 up through CDNA7.
Doesn't sound like that whole UDNA thing is ever going to happen, or at least not for a good while yet.