Radeons RX 6700 built on GPU Navi 22 targets both the desktop segment, where it will serve as a new higher mainstream, and the mobile segment, where they should be accompanied by ~ 45W versions of the APU in gaming notebooks Cezanne, octon core Zen 3. There were reports that AMD would release Navi 22 already in January, perhaps at CES, or at least announce it and availability will occur in the first half of February.
In a situation where there is an unprecedented interest in all 7nm products (AMD sells in volumes in which it has not sold in its entire history and 7nm production capacity, although the largest, is not enough), postponing a new product for a month or two would make sense. However, the news of the Cowcotland website came with the news of the postponement to the end of March. It was when I found out information about the origin of the message that something like a hercynian fold began to subconsciously form on my forehead, the origin of which did not catch up with me until a few moments later.
A little help: Cowcotland has released the following “exclusive” information in the last two years:
It’s hard to say whether the Radeons RX 6700 won’t arrive until late March or not. However, it cannot be overlooked that the report comes from a source that has released four exclusive reports on AMD graphics cards in the last two years, none of which have been confirmed. All four were ducks. Of course, it cannot be said that this time it cannot be a notable exception confirming the rule, but in view of this experience, it will be appropriate not to jump to conclusions and rather wait for what AMD will say at CES. In addition, it will not be a long wait, this year’s electronic CES will take place next week.
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