AMD has confirmed that Radeon RX 9070 graphics cards will go on sale this March, and the later launch could help it fight the mid-range Nvidia RTX 5070.

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.

AMD has confirmed its Radeon RX 9000 series GPUs will launch in early March, ending weeks of speculation. The company initially briefed press at CES 2025 but omitted the GPUs from its keynote, leading to uncertainty about their release timeline.

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 narrow it further to “early March” on the company’s Q4 earnings call.

AMD CEO Lisa Su has stated that the new AMD Radeon gaming GPUs are set for an early March release, with rumors pointing to a specific day.

CEO Lisa Su confirms that the first graphics cards from the 9000 series will be released at the beginning of March. The specific date discussed is March 6.

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.

AMD's CEO mentioned the potential release of the Radeon RX 9070 series in early March. The new RDNA 4 architecture in the Radeon 9070 series offers better ray tracing performance. Preorders for the upcoming GPUs may start in late February if AMD sticks to the release date.