Uploaded May 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Let’s get started with AMD, the company finally wrapped up their RX 6000 series of GPU’s, or at least I hope they did, with their new 50 XT series. This means, no more refreshes, and we can leave RDNA 2 behind. In the last couple of weeks, many Leaks and rumors have popped up on their next generation of GPUs based on the RDNA 3 architecture AKA the RX 7000 series.
It’s interesting, but still, Just specs. What are AMD’s performance targets? What performance uplift are they looking for with RDNA3. Well, At the top end, both Nvidia and AMD have similar targets.
On the green team, 2 times the performance of an RTX 3090 is the goal. What about AMD? Well, according to kopite over on twitter, we’re looking at 2X the performance in 4K gaming, and over 3.5X the performance in ray tracing. Now, why is it specifying 4K gaming? well, according to the recent HUB video with 50 games, the 6900 XT, on average, struggles at 4K against even an RTX 3080. So this might be an area of focus for them. As for the 3.5X on ray tracing. That’s going to be really impressive if they can achieve this. Right now with their 6900 XT, they’re not far behind even beating a 3090 in some cases. So tripling that performance is an insane performance boost.
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Let’s get started with AMD, the company finally wrapped up their RX 6000 series of GPU’s, or at least I hope they did, with their new 50 XT series. This means, no more refreshes, and we can leave RDNA 2 behind. In the last couple of weeks, many Leaks and rumors have popped up on their next generation of GPUs based on the RDNA 3 architecture AKA the RX 7000 series.
It’s interesting, but still, Just specs. What are AMD’s performance targets? What performance uplift are they looking for with RDNA3. Well, At the top end, both Nvidia and AMD have similar targets.
On the green team, 2 times the performance of an RTX 3090 is the goal. What about AMD? Well, according to kopite over on twitter, we’re looking at 2X the performance in 4K gaming, and over 3.5X the performance in ray tracing. Now, why is it specifying 4K gaming? well, according to the recent HUB video with 50 games, the 6900 XT, on average, struggles at 4K against even an RTX 3080. So this might be an area of focus for them. As for the 3.5X on ray tracing. That’s going to be really impressive if they can achieve this. Right now with their 6900 XT, they’re not far behind even beating a 3090 in some cases. So tripling that performance is an insane performance boost.
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Lets get started with Nvidia. So, obviously, we’ve been covering pretty much everything when it comes to the next generation of GPUs. Every core count that was rumored, any TDP numbers that came up, but I’ve never really discussed the possible release windows of the RTX 4000 series.
Well, That’s because it was pretty much all over the place with different leakers giving us different date ranges. So, I decided to wait for a little while the dust settled and everyone agreed on the same timeframe. The early leaks pointed at a split release for the 3 top-tier cards. The rtx 4090, 4080, and 4070. So each card’s release would be spaced by a month, so that’s 4090 in august, 4080 in September and 4070 after that. Those are all of the launches for 2022. The 4060 would be a CES 2023 launch and of course, anything else would come after.
Now though, the consensus seems to be that those release dates have been pushed by a month. So the 4090 would come in September, 4080 in October, and the 4070 in November. The 4060 launch even would still be at CES. Of course, these release dates dont mean that the cards would be announced a month apart. Just like the 3000 series and the 2000 series before that, the top 3 cards could all be announced at the same time with the timeframe likely being in august. So yeah, there you go! An update on the 4000 series release dates.
Moving on, let’s talk about intel! The 13th generation of their core CPUs is right around the corner, and with the leaks that have been popping out, it looks like a beast. The latest of those leaks is a Sis software benchmark for the i9 13900. This should be a lower clocked, non-overclockable version of the chip. [...]
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Lets get started with AMD. A little earlier in the year, AMD unveiled something that I was particularly interested in, A slide that talks about their next generation of laptop chips. Now of course, the reason why I’m so interested in Mobile chips is because they usually find their way onto the desktop market eventually under the G series of APU’s.
Going back, the information we got was pretty scarce, but it definitely gave us an idea of what AMD is planning on doing. Instead of having a single chip manufactured and binned for all of the laptops, That’s what they’re currently doing, AMD would now split it into 2 different chips for 2 different product segments.
First, theres the codename Phoenix chip. This one is for thin and light. Its a Zen 4 chip with support for PCie Gen 5, and LPDDR5. Since its for Slim laptops, its relatively low power at a 35-45W cTDP. So that’s the info we had, Now though, leaker extraordinaire Paul from RedGamingTech received some Insight from his sources about phoenix.
This CPU would apparently be built for balance. Great CPU, and Great GPU. So you get the same amount of cores as we’ve seen on mobile chips, 8. And the same amount of compute units as the last generation of mobile chips. 12 CU’s. The difference here is of course the generational change. Like Zen 4 and RDNA 3 graphics. The graphics chip here seems very promising with paul approximating 9.2TFlops of compute power. To give you an example, this is just under an RX 6600XT in terms of compute power.
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