According to the revelations in his latest video, Moore’s Law is dead,AMD The RDNA 5 GPU lineup will ditch the 8GB memory version and start directly at 12GB. AMD launched the 9060XT this year
The 8GB version has received a lot of criticism from players, and it looks like AMD is going to learn well.
AMD’s next-generation flagship GPUs RX10090XT adoptedTSMCThe 3nm process, 36GB of GDDR7 memory, 154 compute units, 1.7TB/s bandwidth, TDP 380W, 40MB L2 cache, clocked at 36Gbps, 384-bit wide, will give the AMD RX 10900 XT a rival to the RTX 6090 instead of the current RTX 5090.
AMD’s next-generation graphics cards will be released in 2026-2027, with 2027 being more likely. In addition, these GPUs will be andSonyThe result of the PlayStation collaboration project “Project Amethyst”, which will also define PS6 technology.
If the revelations are true, the 380W TDP will be a failure for the Radeon RX 10900 XT, considering the RTX
The 5090 has a TDP of 600W, and the 380W GPU performance is very difficult to compete with the RTX 6090.
Again, these are just revelations, and the actual situation may change, as there is still a long way to go between now and the official release of RDNA 5 in 2026-2027.
AMD may launch RDNA 5-based Radeon RX 10000 series GPUs as follows:
Radeon RX 10900 XT: 154 compute units, 36GB GDDR7 memory, 384-bit wide, targeting the RTX 6090
Radeon RX 10700 XT: 64 compute units, 18GB GDDR7 memory, 192-bit wide, targeted RTX 5080 – RTX 4090
Radeon RX 10070 GRE: 48 compute units, 16GB GDDR7 memory, 160-bit wide, target RX 9070 – RTX 4080
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Radeon RX 10060 XT: 44 compute units, 12GB GDDR7 memory, 128-bit wide, targeted RTX 5060 Ti – RTX 5070
