After announcing at its E3 2019 press event that it would be offering 3-months of Xbox Game Pass PC for free with purchases of the RX 5700, AMD has pushed out new drivers for its Radeon graphics that get you ready for the program and the new app. Grab them now through the Radeon app or directly from AMD's website.
AMD has announced pricing and availability of a trio of new GPUs based on its brand new Navi architecture. But when can you get your hands on those sweet, sweet red team cards? Sooner than you might think.
AMD wowed the world at Computex last month with the announcement of the Ryzen 3000 series of CPUs and the first details on its Navi GPUs. Fast forward to E3 2019 and the company went full beast mode with the announcement of the 16-core, 32-thread Ryzen 9 2950X due to launch in September.
AMD took to the stage at E3 2019 to reveal more details about its new Radeon RX 5700 series GPUs, which are expected to release July 7 alongside new 3rd Gen Ryzen CPUs. To get the most out of the new hardware, a three-month subscription to Xbox Game Pass PC will come with the new GPUs and select CPUs.
After revealing its new Radeon RX 5700 series at Computex, AMD took the stage at E3 2019 to announce that they're expected to launch July 7 with prices starting at $380. July 7 also happens to be the date that AMD is launching its latest Ryzen processors.
AMD has gone all-in on backward compatibility between AM4 socket motherboards and its processors, but one feature supported by the company's new Ryzen 3000 series won't be making the leap to older motherboards: PCIe 4.0.
VR performance hinges on a lot of factors, though perhaps none more important than the graphics card. If you're wondering what the best option is for your next gaming and VR PC, we've rounded up a bunch that fit a number of budgets and performance levels.
Most of the big reveals from Computex 2019 have been announced, so we decided to take a look at some of the biggest news to come out of the annual trade show. From AMD and Intel battling for processor supremacy to dual-screen laptop prototypes and an absolute load of new laptops, there's plenty of new and interesting stuff to check out.
Along with the announcement of AMD's new Ryzen 3000 series processors came the X570 motherboard chipset to power them. But do you need a new motherboard? Not necessarily, but ...
AMD announced new Zen 2-based Ryzen 3000 CPUs at Computex. Here's all you need to know.
AMD today took to the Computex stage to unveil some of the first official details on its Navi, the architecture that will power its next-generation Radeon RX5000 series graphics cards starting in July.
AMD is set to kick off Computex 2019 with a keynote address from CEO Lisa Su today, where we're expecting to learn more about the company's 3rd Gen Ryzen chips, and possibly even catch a glimpse of the upcoming Navi graphics cards and a new Threadripper CPU.
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AMD is ready to reveal what looks to be some big gaming announcements at E3 on June 10.
AMD may be cooking up a 16-core, 32-thread monster of a processor for its upcoming Ryzen 300 series.
AMD's Radeon VII Gold Edition is bound to be tempting, especially if you're a fan of the company, but should you actually buy one?
Running games on your PC requires a capable GPU. Lucky for you we're taking a good look at how to choose one to purchase, cutting out all the jargon.
AMD is celebrating 50 years with a bang, releasing special "gold edition" bundles of its Radeon VII graphics card and Ryzen 7 2700X processor.
AMD announced its 50th-anniversary special edition Ryzen 7 2700X. But should you buy it?
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