In July 2019, after much anticipation, AMD launched the first generation of RDNA based graphics cards, with the RX 5700 XT sporting 40 Compute Units, and the RX 5700 snipping 4 of those (leaving just 36 active). Both of these GPUs were based on the same Navi 10 graphics core, and of course, have.

Last year, AMD debuted their highly anticipated RDNA architecture to the world, with the highest-end SKU being the Radeon RX 5700 XT, powered by the Navi 10 silicon. This graphics card was impressive in its own right, measuring a mere 251mm2 and built using TSMC’s 7nm process. RDNA represented a significant design shift for.

If you’ve been following AMD’s GPU plans for any length of time, you’ll know that the current latest line of graphics cards from the company is based on the first generation of RDNA architecture, with the highest-end graphics card in the Navi being the RX 5700 XT, which outputs roughly the same level of.

Rumors persist that Nvidia will be adding yet another SUPER card to its Turing lineup, the Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Super. As the name implies, this would sport a specification upgrade over the original RTX 2080 Ti which launched in September of last year. This definitely isn’t the first time we’ve heard these.

If you’ve not been keeping up with the news for the past few months, AMD launched their RX 5700 and 5700 XT graphic cards back in the 7th July of this year. These GPUs are based on the RDNA architecture, and the core inside these two cards is Navi 10. Well, since then there’s.

It’s no secret that AMD are working hard to get their Navi architecture ready for launch, with the GPU appearing on roadmaps since Raja Koduri first announced Polaris back in 2016. There have been a number of leaks concerning Navi, not least of all that it is partly funded by Sony, and will be.

Benchmarks for AMD’s Polaris 12 lineup of graphics cards has leaked out ahead of the official unveiling of the silicone and hints that there will be two different models based on the Polaris 12 GPU core, codenamed 699F:CF and 6980:00. It’s no secret that AMD have been busy bees the past few months, with a.

AMD’s Radeon RX 490 is one of the most mysterious graphics cards in recent memory; a GPU we were certain would have appeared on retail shelves by this point. But yet this is evidently not the case, and as 2016 is drawing to the close and rumours of Vega take over the news, we’re.

Ahead of the release of Intel’s upcoming Kaby Lake series of desktop CPU’s, a series of new benchmarks and overclocking results have popped up for the I7-7700K flagship processor thanks to a Chinese person from FaceBook (I’ll omit his name for privacy reasons), the person in question works at Lenovo judging from his Profile..

I think it’s safe to say AMD’s upcoming Zen architecture is about the most anticipated CPU debut in quite a number of years, with gamer’s and technology enthusiasts hopeful we’ll see AMD climb back on top of the CPU mountain and reclaim some of Intel’s marketshare. It’s not that AMD’s current products are bad,.

It’s been a pretty interesting couple of weeks in the GPU industry (okay, that’s a subtle understatement), with a whole slew of news from both Nvidia and AMD on upcoming graphics cards and architectures. But Vega news is particularly prevalent at the moment, and another source has popped up citing that we’ll not only.

Like the expected lull in a storm, news from AMD went pretty quiet for a few months after the firm released their Polaris lineup of graphics cards. Since then, most of the news coming from the coming has been focused on their upcoming next generation CPU’s, Zen. But times are a changing as yet.

AMD’s plans for Vega 10 are starting to come together, and if the latest rumors are accurate we could see the company show off the long away next generation Radeon products by the end of the year. With the release of Vega 10, the company are hoping to counter Nvidia’s iron grip of the.

Rumors concerning Nintendo’s NX have been pretty consistent recently, with a plethora of new reports popping up over the past several hours. These new rumors hint the Nintendo NX will not only have a Polaris based GPU, but will also natively support the upcoming Vulkan low level API, and also launch with Luigi’s Mansion.