AMD's new 1080p graphics card is unveiled in Las Vegas at CES.
What you need to know
- RX 5600 XT slots in beneath the RX 5700.
- Available for $279 from January 21.
- Mobile version coming to laptops later this year.
AMD is preparing for a big 2020 and has kicked things off at CES with a brand new GPU. The RX 5600 XT slots in beneath the existing RX 5700 as a high-performing GPU for gaming at 1080p.
Headline specs include 36 compute units, a 1,375 MHz game clock with a 1,560 MHz boost clock and 6GB of GDDR6 memory. Like other RX 5000 series GPUs it's based on AMDs latest generation RDNA architecture on the 7nm process. Compared to the competition, in this case a GTX 1660 Ti, it's no surprise that the RX 5600 XT comes out on top in games like Fortnite and The Division 2.
But we'll reserve final judgment until real-world samples are out there for real-world testing. What we do know for sure is that the price is very appealing at $279, and it'll be available from January 21. So we won't have long to wait.
Also announced in the same press conference is AMD's next push on laptop graphics. Following on from the RX 5500M, AMD is putting the RX 5600M and RX 5700M onto laptops later on in the first half of this year.
The RX 5700M is targeted at "ultimate mobile gaming", and while there's not much else to go on than that right now, if performance is remotely close to that of AMD's new generation desktop GPUs, we're excited.
One of the first laptops shown with the new RX 5600M inside is the Dell G5 special edition, due to launch in Q2 of this year.
AMD's new 1080p graphics card is unveiled in Las Vegas at CES.
What you need to know
RX 5600 XT slots in beneath the RX 5700.
Available for $279 from January 21.
Mobile version coming to laptops later this year. AMD is preparing for a big 2020 and has kicked things off at CES with a brand new GPU. The RX 5600 XT slots in beneath the existing RX 5700 as a high-performing GPU for gaming at 1080p.
Headline specs include 36 compute units, a 1,375 MHz game clock with a 1,560 MHz boost clock and 6GB of GDDR6 memory. Like other RX 5000 series GPUs it's based on AMDs latest generation RDNA architecture on the 7nm process. Compared to the competition, in this case a GTX 1660 Ti, it's no surprise that the RX 5600 XT comes out on top in games like Fortnite and The Division 2.
But we'll reserve final judgment until real-world samples are out there for real-world testing. What we do know for sure is that the price is very appealing at $279, and it'll be available from January 21. So we ... by: Richard Devine via https://www.AiUpNow.com/
