AMD RDNA 4-Based Navi 48 GPU To Bring AV1 B-Frame Support, Details Leaked In GPUOpen Libraries
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In December 2022, AMD officially launched its RX 7000, starting with the top range models that would compete against the best RTX 40, but never reached RTX 4090. Since then, we have seen several new graphics from both companies, but nothing we can say is new generation. It will be at CES 2025 next week when we see the new GPUs from both companies. Before they reveal, we have new leaks, this time on the GPU RDNA 4 Navi 48, because they will be co…
AMD is preparing to launch its new RDNA 4 architecture. This is expected to bring improvements in the performance and functionality of GPUs, including support for the AV1 codec, a modern technology for video compression. The AV1 codec will be available on the more powerful RDNA 4 chips like the Navi 48, but not on the entry-level models like the Navi 44. AV1 coding and its […] Source
AMD’s next GPU already has two big problems - TECHTELEGRAPH
Table of Contents Table of Contents A picture of what’s coming Always battling context Moving backward We’re about to enter a new era of GPUs, with Nvidia, AMD, and Intel duking it out for slots among the best graphics cards. But this time around, things are different. Team Red, which has traditionally served as a downward force on prices against much more popular Nvidia GPUs, is caught in the middle of a…
AMD RDNA 4-Based Navi 48 GPU To Bring AV1 B-Frame Support, Details Leaked In GPUOpen Libraries
AMD's "RDNA 4" Navi 48-based GPUs, such as Radeon RX 9070 XT and RX 9070, will support AV1 encoding, making them ideal for content creators and streamers. AV1 Encoding Support Added to "Higher-End" RDNA 4-based GPUs, Specifically the Navi 48 GPU Die Thankfully, AMD isn't removing the hardware encoders from one of the two GPU dies it is supposedly launching at this year's CES. The one we are talking about is the Navi 48, which powers the upcoming…
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