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Almost as if to prove my point from earlier, both Nvidia and AMD are releasing a new line of graphics cards into the market. They are talking of their cards, in true marketing fashion, as proprietary and must haves for everyone. Although in a way, they aren't. Here's my TL;DR version of the rumored specifications for each platform.

-It runs on 14nm architecture. In English, that means the channels cut into the semiconductor are twice as small as the old 28nm architecture. It's theoretically easy to do, but as it gets smaller, while it is more efficient, it also puts out much more heat.
-This is where it gets good. It is said to be twice as efficient as what Nvidia currently has (the released cards).
-These two factors are important because it makes for less power consumption for the consumer down the road, attractive because it cuts long term costs.

-This one runs on 16nm architecture. While the channels are 2nm larger, it depends on how Nvidia uses these to tell which one will show its dominance this release cycle.
-More memory and a better memory interface are among the rumors. This is especially important with the more high definition screens introducing themselves daily. 1080p is the average consumer's display resolution, which essentially means the screen is 1920 pixels wide and 1080 long. But by now, we see 1440p, 4k resolution, even 8k. As more pixels are needed to be rendered, memory demand goes up, and it has been shown that even current top tier cards are insufficient to handle 4k comfortably at the moment.

What does this mean for us?

If you're an average consumer like me, the next big thing is here. But only if you feel like shelling out the money to update a nearly current computer build, or you need to find a replacement for that ten year old toaster that's burning a hole on your desk. Because if you aren't going with the really high resolutions, I can't find a reason to justify throwing away some part that came out just last May or June for another couple hundred.

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