Recently, NVIDIA has launched the RTX 3080 with a suggested price of $699, as well as several graphics cards under it. The company emphasizes that its graphics card will be twice as powerful as its previous generation products at the same price. This excites many players, even if many people are frustrated because they can’t wait for the new card and bought 20 series graphics cards first, but at least the new card brings players expectations for performance. As for NVIDIA’s good rival AMD, it is naturally impossible to succumb to this. The company recently revealed that it will launch a graphics card to compete with the RTX 3000 series on October 28, which is the long-rumored Big Navi graphics card series. In addition, the company is said to be launching its own Zen 3 architecture processor on October 8. This is a new toy that players have been clamoring for for a long time. AMD will release it one after another next month:
▲AMD has announced that it will launch new processors and graphics cards next month. I hope the new architecture will be as good this time (Image source）
I believe that many players are looking forward to AMD’s new graphics cards just like me. Although one party will lose in the competition between the two sides, the performance victory is often followed by the beginning of a price war. What’s more, there will be a situation in which new products are constantly being splintered to compete with the price range of rival products as in the recent past. At this time, you can see how the two companies use their superb knife skills to carve out more attractive product performance-price ratios, and players will be more confident that they can buy the best graphics card at a price that is acceptable to them.
RX 6000 Arrive later, Zen 3 main course will be served first
The new RX 6000 graphics card (or Big Navi) has been rumored for a while, but the official release and sale date has never been confirmed. Many gamers waiting to upgrade their graphics cards are simply itching to the point of being itchy. Only recently did AMD release news, confirming that it will launch its new products on one day each in early and late October. In early October we are expected to see AMD launch a new Zen 3 architecture processor:
▲Normally speaking, we will see Zen 3 come out first, and then the RX 6000 graphics card will debut (Image source）
However, AMD is still very secretive and has not revealed what type of processor it is. General speculation is that it is likely to launch Ryzen 4000 series processors for desktops to replace the current Ryzen 3000 series using Zen 2 architecture. After all, the laptop version of the processor has been updated to the Ryzen 4000 series. If a processor is to be launched next, it will naturally be associated with the launch of the desktop version of the Ryzen processor:
▲The processor launched on the day of publication is likely to be a desktop version (Image source）
After the CPU, late October will see the launch of AMD’s new graphics cards. The model part is almost certain to be the Radeon RX 6000 series. This graphics card uses AMD’s new RDNA 2 architecture. It is expected that the new architecture will bring ray tracing, Variable Rate Shading and other functions to this series of graphics cards. In addition, the Radeon RX 6000 series graphics cards also belong to the same generation graphics card architecture as PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. Therefore, the release of this graphics card also means that it is time to officially disclose the hardware levels of these next-generation game consoles:
▲The graphics card is also exciting. I hope to have a beautiful price cut-throat war with NVIDIA (Image source）
Are the new products exciting? Perhaps we will be able to reveal the mysteries of these new technologies before too long.
Source:The Verge、WCCFTech、PC World、EXtreme Tech
Source: KOCPC Chinese