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Forget PS5: AMD Big Navi for gaming PCs could launch in November

Forget PS5: AMD Big Navi for gaming PCs could launch in November

Posted on July 21, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

AMD Big Navi could launch in November alongside the PS5 and Xbox Seires X

AMD BIg Navi is set to bring its Nvidia GeForce killing-power to the gaming PCs just as the PS5 and Xbox Series X make their debut around November time. 

According to YouTube channel Moore’s Law is Dead, a source familiar with AMD’s next-generation graphics card plans said: “AMD has its sights set on November, preferably around Thanksgiving, for their Big Navi “Nvidia killer” launch.” 

AND’s CEO Dr Lisa Su has previously said that Big Navi will make its debut some point in late 2020, so a November launch makes sense. We have seen previous leaks and hints that AMD’s next-gen graphics card will arrive around September time. 
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