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AMD Radeon RX 9000 Series Event Scheduled: February 28

David McAfee—AMD's corporate vice president and general manager of client channel business—has highlighted February 28 as a highly important date for next-gen graphics technology. The much-anticipated (and teased) Radeon RX 9000 series unveiling event has a confirmed time slot on that day: 8 AM EST. The overseer of Ryzen CPU and Radeon GPUs has warded off curious queries from journalists and members of the PC hardware for several weeks, since the conclusion of CES 2025. A confusing early January presentation did not include a segment dedicated to upcoming RDNA 4 products. Online conjecture pointed to Team Red delaying and restrategizing the launch of Radeon RX 9070 XT and RX 9070 models.

AMD enthusiasts will breathe a collective sigh of relief, after reading McAfee's announcement: "the wait is almost over. Join us on February 28 at 8 AM EST for the reveal of the next-gen AMD Radeon RX 9000 Series. Get ready to make it yours when it hits shelves in early March. RSVP by subscribing to the AMD YouTube channel." Insider sources reckon that retailers will have stock on shelves by the rumored March 6 launch day. Mid-to-late January leaks suggested a fairly comprehensive distribution of board partner custom cards across European retail channels. Alleged specifications and performance results have leaked out over the past month and a half—will AMD (and AIBs) have any surprises lined up for the February 28 event?
Sources: David McAfee (AMD) Tweet, VideoCardz, Wccftech
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31 Comments on AMD Radeon RX 9000 Series Event Scheduled: February 28

#26
GodisanAtheist
AusWolfI guess you missed the reports of retailers being fully stocked with 9070 XT cards back in January.
Nope, didn't miss those but not sure how that's relevant to my comment.

There are more ways for AMD to mess up this launch than with poor inventory (worse still if inventory is still somehow poor with all the extra time to build up the card stockpile).
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#27
Krit
TPUniqueAnd then, the cowards at AMD flaked out. Another great AMD moment.
Well let's see who is the real coward in terms of prices somewhere in march.

nvidia marketing is for complete brainwashed idiots. RTX 5070 = RTX 4090, MSRP is completely off the rails and etc jam.
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#28
k0vasz
so, they wait till there will be independent reviews about the performance of nvidia cards, wait till the original launch stocks of RTX5070(XT) dry up (<10mins after launch), and they'll put a price tag on their cards considering the performance and the actual street prices of nvidia cards. also, don't forget that AMD will probably have actual stocks, as their cards are allegedly sitting at shops since January. from AMD point of view, I'd say it's pretty clever. from a consumer point of view, it's sad, because this means RX9070(XT) will definetaly cost more than anticipated
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#29
Quicks
This is just piss poor of AMD. They always find new ways to F themselves. Probably going to be -50$ as per usual. Why bother waiting for this crap.

What they should do is a surpise attack and release their 9070 series card the same time as the 5070TI at -100$. Bunch of wankers AMD.
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#30
TPUnique
AusWolfWhat momentum at CES? The 5070 Ti is coming on the 20th, a week before the 9070 XT reveal.
The 9070 was already in the stores whilst CES was ongoing.
KritWell let's see who is the real coward in terms of prices somewhere in march.

nvidia marketing is for complete brainwashed idiots. RTX 5070 = RTX 4090, MSRP is completely off the rails and etc jam.
Yes, the ball is in AMD's court... since January.

They had two months of wasted sales to decide on a new price. How low will they go, and will that make up for the loss of momentum, we'll find out eventually.
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#31
AusWolf
TPUniqueThe 9070 was already in the stores whilst CES was ongoing.
Exactly. So chances are that there's gonna be a bit more stock than of the 5070 Ti.
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