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AMD's next-gen Radeon graphics cards will ditch blower coolers

AMD’s next-gen Radeon graphics cards will ditch blower coolers

Posted on March 7, 2020 By Jarvis

Good!

The Radeon news keeps a-coming in the wake of AMD’s portentous Financial Analyst Day. After showing off an exciting graphics roadmap and introducing a new “CNDA” compute-focused GPU architecture that could foretell big changes for Radeon’s gaming capabilities, Radeon chief Scott Herkelman took to the r/amd subreddit to confirm that AMD’s next-gen graphics cards will ditch the company’s long-held blower-style coolers.
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