AMD explains why RX 9070 GPUs won’t arrive until March – and this has got me more excited for RDNA 4, I’ve got to admit

AMD has provided an explanation for delaying the launch of its RX 9070 graphics cards until March 2025. The reason behind the delay, according to David McAfee, AMD’s VP and GM of Ryzen CPU and Radeon graphics, is to optimize the software stack for maximum performance and increase support for FSR 4 titles. This strategy aims to ensure that the upcoming RDNA 4 GPUs are of high quality and have sufficient stock available. McAfee’s statements suggest that AMD is focusing on fine-tuning graphics drivers for RX 9070 and expanding FSR 4 support in PC games. This decision to take their time contrasts with AMD’s previous strategy of rushing product launches, indicating a shift towards prioritizing quality over speed. Despite the delay being met with some frustration, the emphasis on delivering a top-notch product suggests that the wait for RDNA 4 GPUs may ultimately prove worthwhile for consumers.

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