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AMD Big Navi (Navi 2X): Release date, price, specs and performance

AMD Big Navi (Navi 2X): Release date, price, specs and performance

Posted on June 4, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The AMD Big Navi (aka Navi 2X) graphics cards are set to arrive before the PS5 and Xbox Series X, suggesting we’re only a few months away from release. 

This claim came from AMD’s CFO David Kuman during the Bank of America Securities Global Technology Conference webcast as he confirmed, “This [Big Navi] will be our first RDNA 2 based product.”

A Wccftech source also suggests the Navi 2X graphics cards could be available to buy in October 2020, with the first official reveal expected around August or September. This is rumoured to be the same launch window rumoured for the Nvidia Ampere graphics card, resulting in a head-to-head contest.
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