The company announces the event hours before Nvidia is expected to talk up new RTX 4000 GPUs at its GTC developer event keynote.
It looks like AMD’s next-generation PC graphic cards will arrive in November.
A company executive this morning announced on Twitter that AMD plans on launching its RDNA 3 graphics architecture on Nov. 3.
The tweet from AMD Radeon General Manager Scott Herkelman means the company’s Radeon RX 7000 desktop graphic cards—which the RDNA3 architecture will power—are on the horizon.
AMD also announced the event two hours before Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is expected to announce its own next-generation graphics cards, the RTX 4000 series, at today’s GTC developer event, which will be streamed online.
