The new graphics card in question is an RDNA 4-based GPU with 56 CUs (Compute Units) and 16GB of VRAM (which should be GDDR6 still, but faster 18Gbps GDDR6 memory chips). The GPU has a "GFX1201" ...

The next-gen AMD RDNA 4 GPU architecture isn't the only one getting some patches for LLVM, with Intel's upcoming Panther Lake and Clearwater Forest series also getting some Linux lovin'. The GFX ...

AMD’s RDNA 4 architecture aims to provide significant advancements in power efficiency and performance. The Navi 48 GPUs will be the high-end option, while Navi 44 will cater to the mid-range market.

The global shortage of silicon is not preventing tech companies from continuing to innovate, and traveling down their respected roadmaps (ETAs just might need to be adjusted on occasion). We bring ...

The Navi 48 GPU, AMD’s latest leap into next-gen graphics, confirms the company’s stride towards enhancing gaming experiences. Unlike its predecessors, Navi 48, emerging from early development stages, ...

The graphics card market has one trend it follows in perpetuity, and that is the constant need for companies to develop further ahead than the competition. While NVIDIA has recently been in the ...

Rumors are swirling that AMD has cancelled the high-end versions of its upcoming RDNA 4 GPU architecture. That would mean the forthcoming Radeon 8000 series would be midrange only, like what happened ...

Rumor mill: AMD is expected to launch its Radeon RX 8000 GPU lineup later this year, and while it may not include high-end models, mainstream gamers are still buzzing with excitement over RDNA 4.

Rumor mill: AMD appears to be skipping the Radeon RX 8000 nomenclature for its next-gen RDNA 4 GPU lineup. Instead, the successors to the RX 7000 series are expected to be branded as Radeon RX 9000 ...

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