AMD Teases First Radeon RX 6000 Video Card Picture
by Ryan Smith on September 14, 2020 5:30 PM EST- Posted in
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- RDNA2
- RX 6000 Series
In a very brief teaser, AMD this afternoon has released a picture of their first Radeon RX 6000 video card.
No further details about the card are given, but based on the sizable triple fan design and dual 8-pin PCIe power connectors, it stands to reason that we’re looking at one of AMD’s high-end card designs. Overall the design looks reminicant of the Radeon VII, which is not terribly surprising since that is the last high-end (high-powered) video card released by AMD.
Don’t be surprised if we see more teasers over the coming weeks, as AMD gears up for its October CPU and GPU presentations. AMD will be holding its “Next Generation Radeon Graphics” keynote on October 28th at noon Eastern.
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alufan - Tuesday, September 15, 2020 - link
Lol Nvidia and AMD Fanbois debating which is the faster card before either have been tested properly.I think (hope) that AMD has a chance of being very close to beating Nvidia this time round just based on the console specs and ability seen so far the PS5 is shown as 4k capable with RT and can use 8k textures in real time, of course we have not seen what the Green Team can do yet but the prices suggest they are aware of the capability of the AMD offer.
Am going to sit on the Fence and wait and give my Money to the one that offers the best product for me, but I think at least we will have some competition for a change.
Spunjji - Tuesday, September 15, 2020 - link
Are they, though? I haven't seen a single person here claiming that the AMD card will be faster - it's literally just Nvidiots saying it DeFiNiTeLy WoN't Be.PeachNCream - Tuesday, September 15, 2020 - link
Not much can be discerned from only one image. We'll need physical hardware plus performance and power data from third parties with relevant data for current competition which will be coming later on. And even then, all of that will likely be moot if the pricing is unrealistic which has been the case for a few many generations of upper tier gaming GPUs.TEAMSWITCHER - Tuesday, September 15, 2020 - link
LOL. I can't believe this was even posted.fred666 - Tuesday, September 15, 2020 - link
What's the point, since it's only a reference design which is not going to be sold, and we don't even see the PCB?It could be a previous-gen card under the hood an nobody would know
PeachNCream - Tuesday, September 15, 2020 - link
Oh more likely its just a 3D render of the card's reference design. It is getting difficult to discern the differences these days without a high resolution image to look over closely.eastcoast_pete - Tuesday, September 15, 2020 - link
Well, at least regarding NVIDIA's 30XX series, doesn't the embargo on first tests lift by tomorrow? Ryan, please update if yes, and by when your first impressions will go live. At least, then we'll have an idea what Big Navi is really up against.AMDSuperFan - Tuesday, September 15, 2020 - link
Just by looking at it, you know this card is the fastest there is or ever will be. It screams speed. I believe we know it can easily do 12 TFlops standing still. Quiet and much faster than NVidia? What is not to love? I am sure it will use less power as well. Nvidia is yesterdays news with their ARM purchase that will make them really a bad company in the long run compared to AMD. AMD make us all feel good inside and as you know, they are used for playing video games on the consoles.Spunjji - Wednesday, September 16, 2020 - link
The funny bit about your posts under this daft sock-puppet is that they serve only to illustrate how partisan and incapable of understanding an opposing point of view *you personally* are.Toadster - Tuesday, September 15, 2020 - link
it's .... a... videocard... LOL