Despite the arrival of a new player on the GPU market (Intel not to mention it) we must not forget the pillars of the industry like AMD. Who this day is talking about him about a certain Radeon RX 7900.
It’s no longer a secret, the first AMD graphics cards under RDNA 3 architecture should (except in cases of force majeure) arrive by the end of the year. And it was Lisa Su herself (CEO of AMD) who reaffirmed all this last February, acting as a bit of gospel.
A “leak” that provides details.
It was a Twitter user by the name of Kepler who found some interesting information. See instead:
This changelog update doesn’t actually bring any juicy new details as one might expect. But it provides confirmation that the RDNA3 architecture is indeed planned for this year. In addition, the note specifically also mentions the SoC 21, designation (more than likely) of the Navi 31 GPU.
An AMD card under the tree?
The AMD Navi 31 GPU (new generation from AMD) should form the heart of the future Radeon RX 7900 product. The manufacturer’s top of the range. To sum up, we should logically have the right to RX 7900s by the end of the year. At least that’s what we hope if component shortages don’t spoil the party.
If AMD actually releases its new generation of GPUs this year, would you be ready to crack? Or do you want to turn to Intel or Nvidia?