If the unspecified Radeon 6000 card teased today is less expensive than the $699 RTX 3080, we may have a real GPU war on our hands.
(Credit: AMD) AMD’s upcoming Radeon 6000 graphics cards may perform (somewhat) on par with Nvidia’s RTX 3000-series. The company plans on unveiling the new GPUs on Oct.28. But during today’s Ryzen 5000 CPU event, the company also previewed a benchmark for an unspecified Radeon 6000 card running three games at 4K resolution on the highest graphics settings.(Credit: AMD) We decided to compare the stats alongside benchmarks journalists have been posting when testing Nvidia’s RTX 3080 card for 4K gaming. For Borderlands 3, the Radeon 6000 was able to obtain 61 frames per seconds, according to AMD’s benchmark. The reviewers at Hexus ran the same game on an RTX 3080 and found it was able to achieve 59 fps.
