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AMD asks what you want from RDNA 4. PC gamers reply: 'er, just make sure we can actually buy it, oh and don't worry about ray tracing'
News It's all about availability. Well, that and price. Oh, and performance. Maybe some better upscaling, too. You get the idea...
Where the AF are all the graphics cards?! It's not just the new RTX 50-series that's impossible to buy, finding any decent GPU in stock at the major US retailers right now is like staring into an abyss of nothing
Barren shelves It's like the pandemic's back for another round of GPU misery.
AMD's new RDNA 4 GPUs are officially arriving in 'early March' and they'll need to be stellar to rescue the company's nosediving gaming graphics division
News Help us RDNA 4, you're our only hope.
AMD claims it's 'taking a little extra time' to get 'maximum performance' out of the RX 9070 and RX 9070 XT before the GPUs launch in March
News Makes sense, but this still doesn't scream confidence in the product.
AMD finally gives the Radeon RX 9070 XT a release date and it's (roughly) March
News At the very back end of that 'Q1' promise, then.
If AMD isn't spilling the beans on the RX 9070 and 9070 XT at least online retailers are, but a release isn't imminent
News Just give us the scoop, already!
AMD might have told us little about its RDNA 4 graphics cards but at least we know the Radeon RX 9070 and 9070 XT have 16 GB of VRAM
News It looks like Asus has actually told us more than AMD did.
With its Prime and TUF Radeon RX 9070 graphics cards, Asus is ditching thermal paste for a thermal pad that melts when hot
news This should really make the TUF cards tough over the long-term (sorry).
