AMD is introducing new graphics cards

The Polaris 30 GPU comes with two “new” monitor controllers.

According to PCOnline, AMD will make some blood updates in the coming weeks, which will launch two “new” video cards. According to unofficial news, these will be solutions similar to the Radeon RX 570 and RX 580 models presented earlier, without even ruling out that they will end up on store shelves under these names. From this it can be assumed that the engineers drew minimal modifications, the biggest change will presumably be given by the more modern production technology (12 nm process) and the resulting higher operating frequency.

The newcomers are very lucky that NVIDIA is moving with the Turing family (for the time being) at more serious heights, so the Polaris 30 clashes with the already heavily aging Pascal-based models. Thanks to the latter, it is not excluded that the Polaris 30 may be able to perform successfully with proper (!) Pricing. The smaller model will hit the market between October 12 and 15, according to PCOnline, and the RX 580 clone may be released sometime in early November.

Source: wccftech.com