AMD is rumored to hold an RDNA 4 launch event later this month — RX 9000 GPUs still planned for March
AMD is rumored to unveil the RX 9070 series later this month, with potential details on pricing and performance.
AMD asks what you want from RDNA 4. PC gamers reply: 'er, just make sure we can actually buy it, oh and don't worry about ray tracing'
It's all about availability. Well, that and price. Oh, and performance. Maybe some better upscaling, too. You get the ...
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AMD launches new RDNA 3 GPU in China, the Radeon RX 7650 GRE
The Radeon RX 7650 GRE or Golden Rabbit Edition is a new RDNA 3 GPU launching in China, and with 8GB of VRAM performance ...
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AMD is 'listening' to the community when it comes to RDNA 4 and Radeon RX 9070 XT pricing
AMD's Frank Azor says the company is listening to the community regarding potential pricing for its RDNA 4 line-up, 'full details are coming soon.' ...
It's looking bleak for AMD's older GPUs - a file spotted in unofficial Radeon drivers further hints at FSR 4's RDNA 4 exclusivity
According to Osvaldo Pinali Doederlein on X, FSR 4 uses a machine learning algorithm with an 8-point floating-point ...
AMD Readies RDNA 4 Radeon Desktop GPUs But What About Gaming Laptops?
"Our current graphics strategy is focused on the desktop market with RDNA 4. So, I think you'll see those types of products first in the future. Certainly, RDNA 4 and future graphics technologies will ...
AMD confirms no RDNA 4 GPUs for laptops in the near future
In an interview with Notebookcheck, AMD confirmed that its RDNA4 graphics architecture is currently focused exclusively on ...
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AMD asks what you want from RDNA 4. PC gamers reply: 'er, just make sure we can actually buy it, oh and don't worry about ray tracing'
Maybe that's why when AMD yesterday asked gamers to say what they were most "excited" about for the upcoming RDNA 4 GPUs, "availability would be a brilliant start," pretty much sums up the sentiment.
A Valve Steam console with an AMD RX 9070 GPU is rumored, but it looks unlikely
Speculation about Valve's SteamOS follow up to the Steam Deck has taken off online, but it looks more like a case of extreme enthusiasm.