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Nope, AMD didn't kill its reference Radeon 5700 cards barely a month after introducing them

Nope, AMD didn’t kill its reference Radeon 5700 cards barely a month after introducing them

Posted on August 11, 2019 By Jarvis

The company confirmed it’s just moving to supply its partners.

Nothing would say failure more than killing a new graphics card a month after introducing it. So no, Internet, AMD did not kill its reference Radeon 5700 and Radeon 5700 XT after releasing the cards on July 7. Well, not really anyway.
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