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Rumor: Ampere based GeForce RTX 3000 series might arrive earlier than expected
Anything regarding this product series is kept under a tight leash from NVIDIA, however winner might be coming sooner than expected, French overclocking reports that the announcements and release dates are closer then we all might have expected.
French website overclocking reports that according to their own sources, they think that Nvidia would announce its next RTX next month in August. Official availability would be immediate (Founders versions) and the first custom cards could arrive in September. This last information was cross-checked by 2 different sources, they claim.
Personally here at Guru3D, we think an introduction in September makes the most sense, at that time IFA will take place in Berlin. However there's always another possibility, we could see announcements at during a streamed press event during Gamescom, which is scheduled for August 26-29, and date would be in line with what Overclockers are reporting.
Rumor: AMD allegedly to release seven NAVI GPUs but faces efficiency issues - 05/06/2019 09:20 AM
YouTube channel Adored TV discussed alleged specifications of AMD's upcoming Navi GPUs in a video. It is mentioned that AMD will release the GPUs as a Radeon RX 30xx series with the Radeon RX 3090 X...
Rumor: AMD Seeds Board partners Ryzen 3000 Samples - Runs 4.5 GHz and show 15% Extra IPC - 04/29/2019 04:52 PM
Well, loads of AMD related news today. Earlier today in this news item we discussed the X570 chipset, well, that same source mentions some more spicy info on their website. Apparently, AMD Ryzen samp...
Rumor: AMD Epyc2 processors could get 64 cores over 8+1 dies - 10/31/2018 02:48 PM
That AMD has been going insanely strong with many-core processors is not a surprise, you've read all our Threadripper reviews and have learned that the top tier processors (e.g. 32-core versions) hav...
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Rumor: ASUS Would be Repositioning AMD Graphics cards under a new AREZ brand - 04/06/2018 05:07 PM
The uncomfortable GPP discussion does not seem to stop, some new info just surfaced. It's unconfirmed but from the looks of it, ASUS will be rebranding their Radeon lineup and moving them away from A...
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#5811411 Posted on: 07/23/2020 10:29 AM
I think we're going to see some large gains from both vendors in the next couple of quarters. Really exciting times for graphics.
I think we're going to see some large gains from both vendors in the next couple of quarters. Really exciting times for graphics.
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#5811421 Posted on: 07/23/2020 11:07 AM
Makse sense. I have a feeling they'll want to beat AMD to the punch. We'll see how it'll go. Hopefully we'll get some real competition this time around that will drive down the prices for consumers.
Makse sense. I have a feeling they'll want to beat AMD to the punch. We'll see how it'll go. Hopefully we'll get some real competition this time around that will drive down the prices for consumers.
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#5811424 Posted on: 07/23/2020 11:31 AM
I'm afraid NVidia will dictate prices again as they are pretty much ready for launch of their next gen.
I'm 100% sure AMD will price their next gen just a little under nVidia's prices just to keep competition up.
Meaning you can have the same performance for a little less money from the Red side and that's it really.
I hope I'm soooo so so wrong and we can have cheap and great VGAs soon
Makse sense. I have a feeling they'll want to beat AMD to the punch. We'll see how it'll go. Hopefully we'll get some real competition this time around that will drive down the prices for consumers.
I'm afraid NVidia will dictate prices again as they are pretty much ready for launch of their next gen.
I'm 100% sure AMD will price their next gen just a little under nVidia's prices just to keep competition up.
Meaning you can have the same performance for a little less money from the Red side and that's it really.
I hope I'm soooo so so wrong and we can have cheap and great VGAs soon
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#5811426 Posted on: 07/23/2020 11:33 AM
Even if they release earlier, it makes no sense to decide anything until both AMD and them have released their next-gen.
Even if they release earlier, it makes no sense to decide anything until both AMD and them have released their next-gen.
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I'm honestly looking forward to this year's Nvidia release.