AMD announced the new RDNA 4 cards at CES without a release date beyond “Q1,” and AMD exec David McAfee later narrowed that window to “March.” Now, we just heard AMD CEO Lisa Su narrowed it further to “early March” on the company’s Q4 earnings call.

AMD is expected to officially show off its two new RDNA 4 graphics cards before the end of the month, after revealing little at CES.

A store is now listing an AMD Radeon RX 9070 gaming GPU pre-order date in late March, and the new graphics cards could come out soon after.

The GPUs will be built on a 4 nm process, presumably from TSMC, an upgrade from the 5 nm process used for the 7000-series GPUs and the 6 nm process used for the separate memory controller chiplets (AMD hasn't said whether RDNA 4 GPUs are using chiplets; the 7000 series used them for high-end GPUs but not lower-end ones).

AMD announced the Radeon RX 9070 XT and 9070 GPUs at CES in January but offered little detail and suggested that we’d learn more about them by the end of the quarter, which would be the last day of March.

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AMD is rumored to unveil the RX 9070 series later this month, with potential details on pricing and performance.