#5380385

koniu

2017-01-11 08:48

So AMD is going the same road like with HD7000 and HD8000 series We will probably see VEga as Rx490/Fury 2/Vega and RX5xx will be used for OEM/Mobile builds.

#5380387

RooiKreef

2017-01-11 08:56

This is either a typo, or the RX500 series will be the mobile parts.

#5380392

FrostNixon

2017-01-11 09:09

This is either a typo, or the RX500 series will be the mobile parts.

Or RX 570 has low enough TDP to be put in a laptop or at least it is similar to 1070 and 1080.

#5380395

Kaarme

2017-01-11 09:18

Does it indicate a similar performance level? It could also mean two models, with the Nvidia one being more expensive, the AMD model being a bit more affordable.

#5380429

reno_skychaser

2017-01-11 11:40

This is either a typo, or the RX500 series will be the mobile parts.

My first thought was typo, but this is CES, not some local Best Buy.

#5380444

UZ7

2017-01-11 12:39

If they're just going to rebadge then you'll probably be looking at 110-120W which is on the same level as the 980M or 1070 (notebook). On the other hand if its still polaris then performance will probably be around the GTX 970 and 1060, nonetheless still really good at 1080p games.

#5380570

ScoobyDooby

2017-01-11 18:25

My first thought was typo, but this is CES, not some local Best Buy.

Well, its the best buy of the future.

#5380573

Stormyandcold

2017-01-11 18:34

Good news hopefully. AMD needs something for the laptop side of their business. Nearly everyone who's into gaming laptops has moved over to Nvidia in the last few years. Nvidia must've made a killing with their laptop 970m, 980m and 980 cards. Haven't heard any negatives about their mobile pascal systems either. More competition heavily needed.