AMD's new RDNA 2 architecture brings ray tracing, an innovative Infinity Cache, and more to Radeon RX 6000-series GPUs. Here's everything you need to know.

AMD’s Ryzen 6000 series of laptop CPUs will bring a plethora of new features including a 6nm process, RDNA 2, Zen 3+ and more as it continues its assault on Intel’s laptop dominance.

AMD's next-generation RDNA 2 graphics cards, slated to launch later this year, will appeal to enthusiast gamers with ray tracing and variable rate shading.

AMD's newly minted Radeon RX 6000M series will give NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 30 series a run for its money in the laptop gaming space.

AMD says the new onboard graphics delivers 2x the graphics power of previous Ryzen 5000 mobile chips, and that this RDNA 2 chip at its best can deliver faster performance than Intel's Xe graphics ...

AMD has provided more details for its next-gen RDNA 3 GPU architecture, confirming that RDNA 3 features a chiplet design -- compared to the monolithic GPU we've gotten used to.

With RDNA 2 AMD are wanting to improve on the performance of the last generation by around 50%. I mean, of course they do. However, wanting to do it, saying they’ll do it, and actually doing it ...

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AMD's latest GPU architecture, RDNA 2, has impressed on the desktop, so it seems only logical that it's heading to laptops too. And sure enough, that's exactly what AMD has just announced.

A Linux performance issue with an AMD FSR 2 sample on RDNA 2 GPUs has been fixed.

In order to keep costs low while offering decent performance, AMD equips these chips with Zen 2 CPU cores (which debuted in 2019) and RDNA 2 graphics (from 2022).