A big change is on the way with AMD RDNA 4 Series

AMD’s upcoming RDNA 4 graphics card series is making a wide impact in the technology world with both its naming strategy and performance expectations. Among the leaked information is that these new generation graphics cards, which until recently were thought to be introduced under the name RX 8800 XT, will come with a different name such as RX 9070 XT. The image accidentally published from AMD’s official account in an advertisement on Reddit is seen as one of the strongest evidence pointing to this change. In addition, well-known technology leaker Hoang Anh Phu also supports these claims, stating that the RDNA 4 series will be called the 90 series.

This name change is not only limited to product promotion, but also points to an innovative approach in AMD’s market strategies. RDNA 4, which was thought to be launched as the RX 8000 series in the past, seems to aim to create a different perception in the graphics card world with this new naming. In line with information from the industry, it is predicted that Radeon 90 series products will stand out especially with their mid-segment performance. However, this also shows that users expecting a high-end model may be disappointed.

First test results on RDNA 4 performance

On the performance side, the results of the RX 9070 XT in the TimeSpy benchmark test are noteworthy. While these test results show that the graphics card can deliver competitive performance, they do not fully reflect real-world usage conditions. However, it is stated that the RDNA 4 architecture will include serious improvements in ray tracing technology. According to information from reliable sources, especially @Kepler_L2, the ray tracing engine of the new series will have a completely renewed structure. Thus, it can be said that AMD has taken a serious step to compete with NVIDIA in this field.

Another noteworthy detail is AMD’s claims that it will focus only on mid-segment products in the RDNA 4 series. According to various sources, the lack of high-end cards suggests that AMD is aiming to appeal to a wider user base. This strategy signals a competitive plan focused on price-performance. However, this change may offer limited options for high-end graphics card users.

What kind of a place AMD will take in the graphics card market with the RDNA 4 series will be seen more clearly after the introduction. Users continue to closely follow RDNA 4’s performance and innovations, especially its pricing. As official announcements and additional information become available, the impact of these new generation cards on the market will be more clearly evaluated.