343iBot Posted September 9, 2020 Report Share Posted September 9, 2020 AMD has finally revealed when it plans to announce both its next-generation graphics cards and Ryzen 4 CPUs for desktops. The announcements will take place separately on each side of October. The computing company is planning to host its Zen 3 focused event on October 8, which will likely include the full revel of its Ryzen 4000 CPU line for desktops. Ryzen 4000 CPUs have already been making their way to gaming laptops (namely ASUS's Zephyrus G14) and have shown remarkable results. Given the popularity of AMD's current Ryzen 3000s CPUs, Zen 3 promises to make even bigger inroads into Intel's marginal performance lead. Join us on October 8 and October 28 to learn more about the big things on the horizon for PC gaming. pic.twitter.com/9dy8Lt5MP8 — AMD Gaming (@AMDGaming) September 9, 2020 Later, on October 28, AMD will present its new desktop GPUs equipped with its latest RDNA 2 architecture (the same technology present in both the Xbox Series X | S and PS5). This reveal has been a long time coming, given that the company doesn't yet have graphics cards on the market that support hardware-based ray tracing or similar technologies to Nvidia's DLSS 2.0. Continue Reading at GameSpotView the full article Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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