AMD, GPUs and Radeon RX 9070
New Radeon RX 9000 GPUs promise to fix two of AMD’s biggest weaknesses
The GPUs will be built on a 4 nm process, presumably from TSMC, an upgrade from the 5 nm process used for the 7000-series GPUs and the 6 nm process used for the separate memory controller chiplets (AMD hasn't said whether RDNA 4 GPUs are using chiplets; the 7000 series used them for high-end GPUs but not lower-end ones).
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Leaks Indicate AMD's RX 9070XT Might Be On Par With An RTX 4080The leaker states that while the TBP of the official or stock version of the 9070XT is rated at 260W, 3rd party SKU or AIB ...
With regard to the 8000 and 7000 series GPUs, the 8000 series will apparently have at least three models coming. This includes the Radeon RX 8040S, 8050S, and 8060S. These are suspected to be ...
We might be looking at a similar situation to what we’ve seen in the RX 7000 series, where AMD released an RX 7600 and an RX 7600 XT. The latter had twice the VRAM, sitting at a whopping ...
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