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In November 2013 the GTX 780 Ti was released, $700dollars, 250watts, 5TFLOps

if someone in November 2013 told you a new console was releasing in 2017 and it would have 20% more TFLoPS than a top of the line 780 Ti You likely would have laughed and used the same argument you are now, yet here we are with Xbox One X

I don’t see why it’s so impossible to imagine a next gen console in 2021 releasing with 20% more TFLOPs than a 1080 Ti. It would it 4.5 years after the 1080 Ti (1080 Ti is 11.8 TFLOPS)

If 2019 is the release so 2018 would be the manufacturing period and the only mid tier GPU's AMD has are the Vega 11 which are meant to replace the RX 480/580 Polaris price segment of the market which would probably fall in the 150w or less category also with maybe core clock adjustments.

Those chips will not out perform a Ti... They will probably land around the Vega 56-64 area of performance but be a lot easier to run.

They have two Vega 11 GPU's listed under XT and Pro probably a 570/580 kind of thing. LINK.

Vega 20 will also be released in the next few years but those will not be power and cost effective for consoles, as for Navi?... Looks like we won't be seeing that till 2020 and even then those will be high end cards that will draw more than 150w.

Vega 11 is the only chip AMD has for the next 2-3 years that is for the mid-tier market, and undoubtedly they will just refresh it like they did with the Polaris with the 480/580 cards with in that period.

We won't be seeing Navi mid-tier cards till 2021 or maybe even later.

In November 2013 the GTX 780 Ti was released, $700dollars, 250watts, 5TFLOps

if someone in November 2013 told you a new console was releasing in 2017 and it would have 20% more TFLoPS than a top of the line 780 Ti You likely would have laughed and used the same argument you are now, yet here we are with Xbox One X

I don’t see why it’s so impossible to imagine a next gen console in 2021 releasing with 20% more TFLOPs than a 1080 Ti. It would it 4.5 years after the 1080 Ti (1080 Ti is 11.8 TFLOPS)

I disagree. There's no reason why high end performance can not become "mid-tier" in 2 and a half years. A mid-tier GPU in 2 years will be more powerful than a vega 64