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AMD neutral announced its new Zen 3-powered Ryzen 5000 unsteadiness CPUs, however CEO Lisa Su didn't stop there, ending her presentation with a preview of AMD's other big PC announcement: the company's accessible RX 6000 "Big Navi" GPUs, which it's set to indicate on October 28th.

While full details on the accessible lineup of mock-up cards won't come until later in October, Su is setting expectations high, promising that the RX 6000 lineup offers "by far the preponderant powerful gaming GPU we have overly built."

Su additionally offered a clipped preview of what to hear from the company's top-of-the-line Ryzen 5000 CPUs alive unflappable with the new RX 6000 unsteadiness GPUs, simulating a shorten prune of Borderlands 3 ticking at 4K resolution at over 60fps at "Badass Quality," forth with benchmarks for Call of Duty: Modernistic Warfare (88fps for 4K gameplay at ultra settings) as well-built as Gears 5 (73fps for 4K gameplay at ultra settings).

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The new RX 6000 GPUs are a big deal for AMD: not rejected do they mark the company's preponderant powerful mock-up cards yet, however they will additionally see the grant of the company's next-generation RDNA 2 mock-up architecture. RDNA 2 isn't neutral powering the new desktop PC GPUs; it's additionally the index for the custom GPUs in both the Xbox Unsteadiness X / S as well-built as the PlayStation 5.

While AMD didn't chirp out Nvidia shortly during today's presentation, it's impliable not to squint at those numbers as well-built as alpha comparing them to the company's recently revealed RTX 3080 GPU, which makes similar promises of unromantic 60fps-plus 4K gaming. That said, we'll have to wait for AMD to harmonics some other physical details vanward it's possible to reservedly diagnosticate the two GPU lineups.

AMD is expected to formally indicate the RX 6000 unsteadiness of GPUs on October 28th.