AMD briefed us on the Radeon RX 9070 series and the RDNA 4 architecture when going into CES 2025, but the company's brief 45-minute keynote completely skipped over the topic of graphics and GPUs ...

AMD’s RX 9070 GPUs were listed as in stock by a Danish retailer Purported photos were also provided from a retailer in Israel Release date rumors are pointing strongly towards something ...

After a bit of an awkward silence moment during CES 2025 when AMD refused to divvy over RX 9070 / 9070 XT deetz, things might now finally be hotting up on the RDNA 4 front, as we're seeing plenty ...

According to the leaker, the RTX 4060/Ti will end production in the first quarter of 2025. This is worrying for those who hoped to score it at a lower price, but also interesting given the release ...

We’re still several weeks away from the expected AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT on sale date, with most retailers at best listing the cards as available for pre-order and most still not showing the cards ...

There, leaker and dataminer ZachyCatGames has posted that the Switch 2's GPU clock speeds could hit or surpass 560 MHz when the handheld is in portable mode What does that number mean? In ...

Last year was a big year for Fairbanks Museum, highlighted by major moments in the museum’s 136-year history, but in 2025, the museum will focus on the smaller things, both literally and ...

TL;DR: AMD is set to announce its RDNA 4-powered Radeon RX 9070 and RX 9070 XT GPUs at CES 2025, though details are limited. Sapphire is teasing its updated PULSE and NITRO+ models, featuring new ...

Of course, bulkier AIB GPUs like Asus' various triple-fan RX 9070 and 9070 XT models are better suited for larger cases that can accommodate them, at least theoretically. We'll have to wait for ...

The other shortlisted bidders are CloudThat Technologies, CMS Computers, Hostin Services, I2k2 Networks, Locuz Enterprise Solutions, Orient Technologies and Vensysco Technologies. Most of the eligible ...

In another leak reported by Videocardz, someone on the Chiphell forum posted a screenshot of what is assumedly the RX 9070 XT, sporting 16GB of GDDR6 VRAM and a 329W TGP.

Based on the results, the 8GB RX 7600 was 12% slower at 1080p in rasterized games, and a shocking 30% slower in games with ray tracing. Remember these results are for 1080p, too. At higher ...