ETHE FUTURE OF GAMING GRAPHICS?

AMD’s more enthusiast-focused 14nm Radeon graphics architecture has been teased on the company’s road map for a while, but AMD used this year’s CES to release more technical details on these upcoming Vega GPUs.

In December, we saw an early Radeon Vega 10 card play the 2016 version of Doom at 4K resolution and settings cranked to Ultra. AMD’s frame rates floated between 60- and 70fps, thus beating recorded frame rates for Nvidia’s GTX 1080 at the same settings.

Intrigued? Well, we may not see shipping Vega hardware until this summer. Still, CES definitely whetted our appetite.