AMD chose not to dish out a "flagship" Radeon offering that would compete with Nvidia's RTX 5090 for its most recent generation of graphics cards. Sure, the RX 9070 XT is pretty much the stand-in, and sure, there are conversations to be had about what being a "flagship" PC component even means in this day and age. But, like it or not, the best graphics card from AMD this generation isn't trying to pick a fight with Nvidia's top dog.
In an era of civil unrest at the state of modern graphics cards that are too reliant on AI upscaling, though, I started asking myself something.
