AMD Previews RDNA 4 and 9000 Cards

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AMD says its next-generation RDNA 4 graphics cards will launch in early 2025 .

The company says the cards will include "significantly higher ray-tracing performance" and "new AI capabilities" AMD hasn't said whether the new cards will work on older versions of its FSR algorithm.

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