The launch of AMD Radeon RX 590 could take place on November 15th.

New speculation announces a launch date of November 15 for the Radeon RX 590, which will almost certainly be the next graphics card to be delivered by AMD, if we rely on the recent avalanche of evidence and rumors. And it's not just that, we've seen new performance tests that show quite impressive performance.

The release date comes from MyDrivers, which announces a launch on November 15 with a price of 2099 Chinese Yuan – just over $ 300 (about £ 235, AU $ 425).

Of course, the official prices in the other territories will probably not be a direct currency conversion, as always. Nevertheless, it is always interesting to see approximately where the GPU will be presented in terms of price in China.

According to rumors, the Radeon RX 590 would be built with a new Polaris 30 architecture (with a 12nm process) that delivers strong performance performance over AMD's current Polaris 20 graphics cards, and is expected to work with 8 GB of video RAM.

Revealed benchmarks show that the GPU will be between the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 and GTX 1070 in terms of gross performance and that speaking of distorted results, another appeared during the weekend.

Goodness of play

Spotted by Videocardz, the supposed results of Final Fantasy XV show that the RX 590 comfortably beats the GTX 1060 in 4K resolution with standard details, reaching a score of 2,537 compared to the GPU Nvidia (2 GB), which managed 2 322. It's almost 10% faster for AMD.

By reducing the resolution to 2560 x 1440 (with standard details), the RX 590 registered a benchmark of 4,802, compared to 4,468 for Nvidia's GTX 1060 (6GB), or approximately 7.5% faster for AMD.

Interestingly, with unsatisfactory details in the 4K standard, the RX 590 actually outperforms the Radeon Pro Vega 64 with a score of 2,122 against 2,065 (with the GTX 1060 out of 1,984).

So we have a new GPU full of hope to hope very soon, with a little luck. The Radeon RX 590 would certainly seem imminent, at least to the fact that we have recently seen distorted details of the official certification of a PowerColor RX 590 card (evidence far stronger than any leak from a retailer, of course) .

At the same time, Nvidia has just launched a fourth variant of the GTX 1060 with 6GB of GDDR5X memory, apparently as a preemptive strike aimed at at least partly countering the launch of AMD's new graphics processor.

Via Wccftech (1, 2)