AMD has a lot riding on Ryzen. The company’s CPUs and SoCs haven’t been able to compete with the performance of Intel’s mainstream desktop offerings in most workloads for some time, and competition with the blue team’s high-end desktop and server chips has been further out of the question. To say that the red team has a lot riding on Ryzen would be something of an understatement. Anandtech reports that the description of a presentation that AMD will give at the Game Developer Conference gives away a launch date some time before the end of the conference on March 3.
GDC is scheduled to begin on February 27 and end on March 3.
