AMD's new product competing with RTX 2070 has been exposed!-EEWORLD

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Recently, foreign media reported that AMD will launch a new 7nm graphics card and name it "Radeon RX 3080 XT". This graphics card is very likely to be officially released at the 2019 E3 exhibition.

In addition, foreign media also exposed the core parameters of this "Radeon RX 3080 XT". It is reported that it will be equipped with a 7nm Navi 10 core, 3584 stream processors, 256-bit memory bus width, 8GB DDR6 memory, and 56 computing units. The positioning of Radeon RX 3080 XT will be comparable to RTX 2070, so AMD will price this graphics card at around US$330 (about RMB 2,200), which is cheaper than RTX 2070 and more competitive.

As the king of cost-effectiveness, AMD has always had a group of very loyal fans. Indeed, compared with the same-level products of NVIDIA, the products launched by AMD have obvious price advantages. This healthy competition is actually an absolute good thing for us as consumers.

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