AMD’s RDNA 4 GPUs have seen a few leaks and rumors over the past year, and now AMD has pulled back the curtain a little bit to reveal its next generation Radeon RX 9000-series graphics cards. As expected, AMD will be focusing on the performance-mainstream market, eschewing the extreme end of the performance and pricing ladder — and perhaps skipping the budget segment. Release dates, specifications, and pricing are still under wraps, but at least two of the model names are now official, with two more now effectively confirmed. These will compete with the best graphics cards.
We expect to see early samples of AMD’s upcoming GPUs at CES 2025 this week, but it remains to be seen just how many details will be shared. This is by no means an official launch of the GPUs, and AMD says it’s only “previewing” RDNA 4 at CES 2025. The launch date at present simply says Q1 2025, and that’s for the first two graphics cards in the lineup. We anticipate other models will become available later in the year, perhaps before June but nothing official has been stated at present. Here’s what we know.
