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AMD Radeon RX 9070 GPU: Ventana de lanzamiento oficial anunciada, Price aún desconocido

Autor: Henry May 02,2025

En CES 2025, AMD dio a conocer sus tarjetas gráficas de próxima generación, la RX 9070 y RX 9070 XT, como parte de la línea RDNA 4. Sorprendentemente, estas nuevas GPU estaban ausentes de la nota clave de AMD, pero los proveedores los mostraron en el piso de exhibición con especificaciones en secreto. David McAfee, vicepresidente de GM de Radeon Graphics y Ryzen CPU, recurrió a Twitter/X para anunciar que estas tarjetas gráficas ansiosas llegarán al mercado en marzo de 2025.

"El hardware y el software de la serie Radeon 9000 se ven geniales y estamos planeando tener una amplia variedad de tarjetas disponibles a nivel mundial", dijo McAfee. "¡No puedo esperar a que los jugadores tengan sus manos en las tarjetas cuando salgan a la venta en marzo!"

Si bien el mes de lanzamiento está establecido, AMD ha mantenido detalles como especificaciones y precios en Wraps. Se especula que el RX 9070 y RX 9070 XT competirán directamente con los próximos RTX 5070 y RTX 5070 TI de NVIDIA, que están programados para un lanzamiento de febrero. Curiosamente, los informes sugieren que el stock de las tarjetas AMD ya ha llegado a los minoristas y está en manos de los revisores, y Eteknix confirma que han recibido muestras de revisión.

La situación ha provocado especulaciones de que la demora de AMD en el lanzamiento oficial podría ser un movimiento estratégico para responder directamente a las ofertas de Nvidia, permitiendo una comparación cara a cara. También se especula que la estrategia de precios de NVIDIA puede haber influido en la decisión de AMD de retrasar la liberación de la línea RX 9070.

Con escasos detalles disponibles, la mensajería de lanzamiento para la línea RX 9070 ha sido algo caótica. Un informe de junio de 2024 destacó la participación de 88% de NVIDIA en el mercado discreto de GPU, con AMD teniendo solo el 12%. Sin una competencia significativa en los segmentos de rango medio o de alta gama, AMD enfrenta un desafío crucial para incursionar en la posición dominante de Nvidia en el mercado de tarjetas de gráficos de consumo.

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