AMD really needs to stop copying the Ngreedia Intel naming scheme. What's next RX 9090 RTX AI XTX Ultra 9 XT Super Radeon TI just confusing the crap out of buyers a lot of dumb naming products 🤣🤣🤣👎

Ugh, more naming changes.

4:00 I think it's because 8060S was using 4K resolution, while 8050S was using 1080p 🤔

7800 Xt performance at sub $400 is not enough it needs to be like $350 at best the 7800XT wasn't much better than the 7700 XT, and that was going for as low as $300 thats not moving the needle

AMD be like: hey, we got 9070 first 😂

But you do understand that only creator resolution matters, right? The actual resolution could be 8k to 1k 8k to 2k and 8k to 4k while dlss just takes less dots and tries to make it to reference

They had to change the name scheme, CPU and GPU names were way too similar.

I need to "keep in mind"..I am not going to be buying any of these cards any time soon...Nvidia or AMD.

i hope rx 9600 wll have 14 gb vram

8000 is skipped because it's used for the rdna 3.5 integrated stuff

Would be a very intersting step if they would do low end only integrated.

Either 8 or 9 RX series is a mobile GPU. can't tell which one yet really.... Such weird name scheme, they should just stick with same 6000/7000 naming scheme TBH

This is stupidest name ever. Intel is the only one that has gpu's with logical names. With this thing people will be just confused.

I like that AMD has adopted the Nvidia naming scheme.

Rip 7900gre

Will not buy amd again, too much marketing bs

8060S: 3840x2160 8050S: 1920x1080 Not so weird it's outperforming at a much lower resolution...

The next Nvidia gen will be the RTX 6900 XTX ! Oh God what a mess !! 🤣🤣

anyway is ---> OVER 9000 lol :)))

While a bold move, it seems very short-sighted. What will they do next gen? New naming again? Looks like a short-term gain attempt to put doubt in and confuse consumers.

Isnt the 860s doing the test at 4k?

amd stock is going down, what's happening there?

I have to wonder what the most powerful 8gb-12gb GPU is? When is the ram becoming a serious bottleneck, no matter the ram speed...

This Amd reference card gives Gtx 1080 ti vibes

I don't mind them changing the name to mimic Nvidia's: Nvidia is the market leader, may as well make it clear for consumers what product competes against NVidia's. HOWEVER: I just hope AMD's XX70 gpus compete with the xx70 gpus from nvidia. If the xx70 from amd is competing with the xx60 from Nvidia, there's no point >.>

AMD feels like it's doing one of those fake Nvidia cards you see on Wish. RX 9070 or GTX 970 or RTX 5070, like really?

This is fake. AMD would never name it 9070

I like the name change. 9070XT sounds good and perfect for separating the CPUs.

I think you've missed the fact that the resolutions are different. 4k resolution for the 8060s and 1080p for the 8050s. Surely that makes a difference even in synthetic benchmarks right ?

9000 Series radeons already existed in early 2000 same as radeon 8500, so ofc instead of 9700 we have 9070. I had 9600Pro, good old times.

Y'all are missing something here The radeon 9800 is from the 2000s.

It's not weird that they jumped over the 8000 number, same goes for the CPUs, they jumped over the 8000 there too so it's only logical that they would do the same to GPU segment. Why you thought that it was "unexpected" is really beyond me, if anything it was the only way that made sense.

I wish AMD's naming/branding nomenclature was more sensible.

I'm not buying anymore AMD GPUs and I haven't since their Fury FAIL.. AMD doesn't lead, they will still be behind the 4090. They don't even have 50 percent of the CPU or GPU markets.

Cant wait for ryzen rtx 9090 XT Super

RTX5070 12gb ~ 🤡🤡

I initially read, RTX 9070 😅

AMD is skipping the 8000 series for an interesting reason. The 9000 series is with RDN4, while there is currently no analogue released with RDN3.5 Strix ... A month ago I was explaining this to a friend somewhere, and he still didn't even understand what the difference is between the 700M* and 800M series... Another reason to skip the 8000 is that RDN3.5 doesn't work as well with GDDR as they want, but it definitely works well as an APU. As there is almost no difference in performance when using both types of memory. This is probably the main reason to switch to the 9000 with RDN4 or UDNA

I understand the idea of differentiating the naming scheme numbers between GPU and CPU, but I sorta hate the idea of them copying Nvidia

I would be willing to bet at least part of the change is for search engine optimization reasons. There have been many 9000 series Radeon cards in the past, plus AMD's current Ryzen 9000 lineup. There is obviously an additional psychological benefit to having cards with similar naming scheme but a bigger number.

Amd just needs to add 10 to their product number over to whatever Nvidia makes and they're set.

5 to 7 7 to 9 Odd number

I’m really glad that AMD decided to go with “70“ class branding for their card this gen. Although I guess since Nvidia charges $600 for a 70 class card now, that doesn’t mean much for pricing

Ah Grosbill, it has been a long time since I have heard of this store. (For context, a grosbill in French slang, is a player who seeks, through cheating or not, to make his character as powerful as possible, to the detriment of other aspects of the game. Based on a guy from a Dungeons and Dragons club in Paris in the 80s.)

Anybody really believes that it’s not gonna lose badly to 5070?

A lot of comments that did not seem to watch the whole video 😅 it would be great when Nvidia launched high tier, AMD would steal the mid. Also now that i have 7800xt I'm loving my afmf2, i don't know if i want to give it up ever. It doubles my fps in basically any game.

I just want 7900xtx performance for cheaper. Like put that on a card thats 500 bucks and you can shut up and take my money.

New ryzen 9xxx new rx gpu 9xxx perfect combo

Fsr looks great at 1440p and 4k.

fuck! I just wanted to walk into the store and replace my 6700XT with 8700XT, now with this new naming scheme, I will have to do match to figure out which one matches. :( I fucking hate math. Screw it I will buy Intel.