The upcoming Radeon RX 9000 series faces high expectations from PC gamers, particularly in regards to price, performance, and AI upscaling. However, AMD seems to be playing catch up to Nvidia's RTX 50-series, which boasts powerful features like Multi Frame Generation and improved DLSS technology. The article discusses the key factors that matter most to gamers, including availability, price, and upscaling capabilities.
That includes, inevitably, Nvidia's latest RTX 50-series graphics cardswhen the Radeon RX 9070 and 9070 XT arrive in early March
The slight snag is that just as AMD finally catches up in that broad regard, Nvidia has just made the jump from a CNN to transformer model for its upscaling, in some ways dramatically improving quality. Oh, and it has added Multi Frame Generation to DLSS, too. As ever, then, it feels like AMD is constantly playing catch up, always taking on Nvidia with a feature set that's a few years behind.
Perhaps predictably, there's something of a chorus of"give us real frames, not fake frames" along with some posters suggesting that AMD needn't waste its time knocking up an answer to Nvidia's Multi Frame Generation. With that in mind, I think a Radeon RX 9070 XT with near RTX 4080/5080 raster performance for $500 maximum is what I want to see, plus a decent RT uplift and FSR 4 upscaling at least as good as DLSS 3. There's not long to wait...
If showing off that you actually own an RTX 5090 isn't enough, why not show off that you own a golden one for double rarity points
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