AMD Radeon VII may soon reach the end of his life

According to VideoCardz.com via Cowcotland, AMD's flagship graphics processor, Radeon VII, may soon be at the end of its life.

The current stock will remain in stores for sale, however, an additional stock will no longer be manufactured. We looked at Radeon VII and the new editorial director, Joseph Bradford, said "Radeon VII was a little too expensive when you consider the tracing of the RTX 2080 material rays at the same price."

Compared to the recently released AMD Navi cards, the RX 5700 and RX 5700 XT, the Radeon VII is simply too power hungry, partly because of the use of HBM2 memory compared to the GDDR6 memory of Navi cards.

If that's true, this report opens the door to replacing the Radeon VII with these annoying rumors of Navi 20, AMD that could potentially include hardware acceleration for ray tracing.

Poorna Shankar / Passionate about PC games, Poorna blindly panics with his friends in various multiplayer games, to the detriment of his team. The constant questioning of the practices of the industry and his passion for technological progress motivate his love for the video game industry. He does not draw a fist and says it as he sees it. He runs a podcast titled Gaming The Industry, with fellow writer Joseph Bradford, which discusses industry practices and their effects on consumers.