If Clocks stay the same,
That's theoretically 10.3+ TFLOPs


I thoroughly enjoyed reading the AMD Bashing in the comments of some of the recent articles.

Claiming AMD is ignoring the PC Master Race, and catering the the console players.

And I'm sittin' there like:
"Umm, So you're saying a company positioning their products in the 86% of the Discrete Market is a bad idea?"

nVidia's GPUs are Positioned in the 9% Discrete market that Spends $500+, Their GPU Yields are Still in the Toilet, so Availability is still in the toilet


End Run Scenario?

Polaris 10 is 232mm Sq.
Pascal 104 is 350mm Sq.

Polaris-10 is Getting fantastic yields per run, Pascal-104 is not, Polaris Costs Significantly less to produce due to size and yields.

So While people struggle to get their hands on the GP-104in the 9% $500+ Performance Market,

People are going to be buying the Polaris-10's in mass on launch day.

so if the RX-480 outsells the GTX1080 10:1, AMD is not only bringing in more revenue due to Price and Availability,

they are also taking Discrete GPU Marketshare from nVidia, that used to be the GTX980/970/960 and 950ti.

as far as AMD is concerned, they can have that 9%, they'll take the 86%