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Grab a free Radeon RX 9070 XT, or one of five other GPUs, thanks to AMD
AMD is hosting a giveaway where participants can win one of six graphics cards, including two Radeon RX 9070 XT and one RX 7900 XTX. The sweepstakes, named "JACK'S AMD RADEON™ GPU DROP" after senior vice president Jack Huynh, celebrates the availability of AMD FSR 4.1 on RX 7000 GPUs. Entries are open until July 5, 2026, for users over 18 in eligible countries.
AMD bringing FSR 4.1 ML-powered upscaling to RX 7000-series in July, RX 6000-series in 2027
AMD announced that FSR Upscaling 4.1 will be released for Radeon RX 7000-series graphics cards in July, with support for RX 6000-series cards planned for 2027. This update brings machine learning-powered upscaling to a wider range of AMD hardware, though full ML-powered features like Frame Generation remain exclusive to newer RDNA 4 cards.
AMD announce FSR Upscaling 4.1 officially coming to RDNA 3 and RDNA 2
AMD has officially announced that FSR Upscaling 4.1 will be released for RDNA 3 GPUs in July and for RDNA 2 GPUs in early 2027. This update will bring sharper visuals and smoother gameplay to over 300 supported games. The announcement was made by Jack Huynh, SVP & GM of Computing & Graphics at AMD, via a post on X.
Sony hasn't decided on PS6 release date or price yet, and may even "change business models" in response to the memory crisis
Sony has not yet determined the release date or price for the PlayStation 6 due to rising memory costs and economic factors. President and CEO Hiroki Totoki stated that the company is observing the situation and considering various simulations, including potential changes to business models, to address the impact of increased manufacturing costs.
Sony Fans Are Betting Against a PS6 Reveal in 2026
Sony fans are betting against a PlayStation 6 reveal in 2026, with most speculating a 2027 or later release. Conflicting reports and industry insider information suggest potential delays due to rising production costs and chip shortages impacting both PlayStation 6 and future Xbox consoles. Despite some recent positive outlooks on chip availability, market sentiment remains cautious about an early next-generation console launch.
AMD's Ryzen 9950X3D2 chip features an incredible 208MB of on-chip cache
AMD has unveiled the Ryzen 9950X3D2 Dual Edition desktop processor, featuring 208MB of on-chip cache across both chiplets, a first for their desktop CPUs. This new processor, based on the Zen 5 architecture, offers a 16-core configuration and an increased 200W TDP. AMD claims it will provide a 5-10% performance boost for both gaming and creative workloads, with availability set for April 22.
'Onwards to More Graphics Breakthroughs': PS6 Architect Mark Cerny Shares a Staged Exchange with AMD Bigwig
Mark Cerny, architect for the PlayStation 6, shared an exchange with AMD's Jack Huynh on X discussing the success of Project Amethyst, a collaboration on AI graphics technology. Cerny highlighted the use of FSR upscaling 4.1 in PC games and its connection to the PS5 Pro's PSSR, suggesting this work will inform future PlayStation consoles. Huynh echoed Cerny's positive sentiments, emphasizing the co-engineering success and partnership.
Project Helix Will Feature Deep Integration With New AMD FSR Diamond
AMD has announced a deep integration of its new FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) Diamond technology with Microsoft's Project Helix, a next-generation Xbox console. This collaboration, a result of a multi-year co-engineering partnership, aims to enhance performance and graphics through features like multi-frame generation. FSR Diamond is expected to be exclusive to AMD's RDNA 5 architecture and will be deeply integrated into the console's development kit, with early versions shipping in 2027.
AMD announces next-gen 'FSR Diamond' AI-enhanced upscaling for future Xbox consoles, but the question is whether it's coming to PC and which GPUs will support it
AMD has announced FSR Diamond, a new AI-enhanced upscaling technology developed in partnership with Microsoft for future Xbox consoles. While initially targeted at consoles, its potential release on PC and compatibility with existing GPUs remain uncertain, with speculation pointing towards RDNA 5 graphics cards due to its heavy AI emphasis. The technology is expected to be part of Project Helix, a co-engineering effort focused on next-gen performance and graphics, with alpha hardware releases anticipated in 2027.
Microsoft sets up Project Helix Xbox for Christmas 2027 battle against PS6
Microsoft has revealed details about its next-generation Xbox console, codenamed Project Helix, which is expected to launch around Christmas 2027. The device is described as more of a gaming PC and will feature AMD's new FSR Diamond technology. Dev kits are slated to ship in 2027, with potential competition from Sony's PlayStation 6 and Valve's Steam Machine.
Xbox Helix skickas till utvecklare under 2027: "Ett enormt kliv"
Microsoft has revealed details about its next-generation Xbox, codenamed "Project Helix," which is expected to launch around 2027. The console will feature a custom AMD SoC, offering significant advancements in ray tracing, AI integration, and overall performance. Alpha versions are slated to be sent to developers starting in 2027.
Microsoft finally shares details of the Xbox Project Helix console and its AMD heart
Microsoft officially unveiled details for its next-generation console, codenamed Xbox "Project Helix," at the 2026 Game Developer Conference. The console features a custom AMD SoC with support for next-gen DirectX and FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) Diamond, promising enhanced ray tracing and visual performance. Project Helix will also support PC games and feature a unified development environment for developers, with an alpha testing phase for developers starting in 2027.
