 and is titled "together we advance_gaming". AMD has confirmed that they'll be announcing their next generation of GPUs in their upcoming live stream. This gives us exceptionally high hopes for what to expect from this new line of cards, with the expectation that they really will advance the gaming industry. It is already confirmed that we will be seeing AMD RDNA 3 technology which will allow for higher levels of performance, efficiency and functionality compared to the older RX 6000 series. We'll be covering when the card will be dropping, how much we're expecting it to cost, and what we're hoping to see from it performance-wise. As is already confirmed, we know that the reveal of the cards will fall on the 3rd of November, at 20:00 GMT (16:00 EDT) during the AMD event. This is a video which will be live-streamed on the company's YouTube channel and will hopefully unveil the card in its full glory as well as summarise all of the specifications. As for the release of the cards, it is very likely that we will see them hit the shelves before the end of the month. With Nvidia set to release the RTX 4080 on the 16th November, it is expected that AMD will follow suit shortly after - if not before - to ensure their competing model is on the market around the same time. Right now we have no confirmation about the price of their new graphics cards, so everything is based on speculation and estimates. Based on the RRP of the 6000 series, we're hoping the price of these new-gen cards will be lower than that of the competing Nvidia RTX){kind=link}
Everything we know so far about the AMD Radeon RX 7000 GPUs, so you’re ready for the AMD event this week, with the new graphics cards set to rival those from Nvidia and Intel.
With the AMD event just around the corner, we’re summarising our expectations for the AMD Radeon RX 7000 GPUs including what we know so far.
AMD’s 3rd of November event is scheduled to start at 20:00 GMT (16:00 EDT) and is titled “together we advance_gaming”. AMD has confirmed that they’ll be announcing their next generation of GPUs in their upcoming live stream. This gives us exceptionally high hopes for what to expect from this new line of cards, with the expectation that they really will advance the gaming industry.
It is already confirmed that we will be seeing AMD RDNA 3 technology which will allow for higher levels of performance, efficiency and functionality compared to the older RX 6000 series. We’ll be covering when the card will be dropping, how much we’re expecting it to cost, and what we’re hoping to see from it performance-wise.
As is already confirmed, we know that the reveal of the cards will fall on the 3rd of November, at 20:00 GMT (16:00 EDT) during the AMD event. This is a video which will be live-streamed on the company’s YouTube channel and will hopefully unveil the card in its full glory as well as summarise all of the specifications.