AMD's Radeon RX 6000 series graphics card update could arrive sooner than previously rumored. But this update may just consist of a new flagship GPU, the RX 6950 XT if the latest leak turns out to be correct.
There have been various rumors surrounding the alleged renewal of RDNA 2, and this new information comes from hardware leaker Coreteks, on Twitter. This one has responded directly to a Greymon55 leak, stating that the release would be in April.
In April we will receive an AMD GPU that would rival the 3090 Ti
Coreteks' speculation is that the refresh consists solely of a new RX 6950 XT which will replace the 6900 XT at the top end of the AMD Radeon RX 6000 series. This would imply that there would be no refreshed GPU at the bottom of the range. the range, like a 6850 XT.
Regarding the launch of this renewal of the RX 6900 XT, it is expected to arrive in April, before the possible launch date of June or July that Greymon had advanced. He has also commented that this update will not be carried out in a new process nor will it go to 6nm, as has been said in other talks, to which Coreteks has not corrected.
If it were such a launch, an announcement from AMD would be expected in the coming weeks or next month. We should also see some benchmarks in the coming weeks, since it is normal for some to be leaked that give truth to these rumors and give us an idea of the increase that would be compared to the original RX 6900.
Source: TechRadar
