 These numbers are based on AMD's internal testing, so to be honest, I'll believe it when I see it for myself. I'll likely be benchmarking the cards on release day and comparing them to the Nvidia 40 series cards to see if they do hold up. For those of you who don't really know much about frame rates, it's worth noting that some experts have stated that the average human eye perceives frames at 60fps; so we're not sure what to do with the other 770 AMD claim you'll get in Valorant. AMD didn't come to play with the performance of these GPUs, and if they do hold up to these promises in testing they will likely take the spot of best graphics cards on the market The good news keeps on coming The graphics cards will set you back just $999 (around £895.30 / AU$1587.71) and $899 (around to £895.30 / AU$1587.71) respectively. This is extremely aggressive pricing – which was to be expected since AMD is hoping to compete with multiple other GPUs including the Intel Arc series and the Nvidia 40 series. But was a surprise, never){kind=link}
AMD announced its new 7900 series GPUs and is claiming they will achieve over 800 fps
AMD has finally officially announced its AMD Radeon RX 7900 series graphics cards and we’re ecstatic with the specs.
The first GPUs in the new AMD Radeon RX 7900 series have been unveiled, with AMD showcasing the RX 7900 XTX 24GB and the RX 7900 XT 20GB during its reveal event.
AMD made some bold claims about the Radeon RX 7900 XTX’s frame rates. So of course, I can’t wait to get my hands on it to test it out for myself and see if it actually rings true. Apparently, we can expect to see 190fps on an 8K Ultra-Wide TV when playing Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 â which sounds absolutely insane, frankly. And if that doesn’t shock you, then maybe the the fact that you’ll allegedly get a whopping 833fps in Valorant when playing in 1440p will.
These numbers are based on AMD’s internal testing, so to be honest, I’ll believe it when I see it for myself. I’ll likely be benchmarking the cards on release day and comparing them to the Nvidia 40 series cards to see if they do hold up. For those of you who don’t really know much about frame rates, it’s worth noting that some experts have stated that the average human eye perceives frames at 60fps; so we’re not sure what to do with the other 770 AMD claim you’ll get in Valorant.