AMD is turning 50 this year, and the company is going all out to commemorate its Golden Jubilee Anniversary. A while back, special editions of the Radeon VII and Ryzen 7 2700X were announced along with some other sweet goodies. Team red’s Twitter handle has now posted details of a giveaway wherein five Radeon VII graphics cards and ten Ryzen 7 2700X CPUs (both Gold Editions) will be given to fifteen lucky fu…, er I mean fans.

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AMD launched its Radeon VII graphics card back on 7th Feb in the first quarter of 2019. We had earlier reported that the stocks for the world’s first 7nm GPU were severely limited and the card was not available in India at all. It seems like three months post-launch, AMD has finally brought its GPU shortages under control.

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American Multinational Semiconductor Company, AMD has confirmed that the highly anticipated Navi Graphics Cards will make their way into the market in the third quarter of 2019. Along with upcoming GPUs, the company is also reported to unveil the first Zen 2 architecture based CPUs. The aforementioned information was revealed following AMD’s latest financial figures which were leaked previously.

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We’ve been hearing a lot of rumours about AMD’s upcoming 7nm Navi GPUs, but nothing had been officially confirmed. That is, until now, when AMD has finally put all the rumours to rest.

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AMD CEO Dr Lisa Su has confirmed that the company’s first new GPU based on its next-generation ‘Navi’ architecture will be launched in the third quarter of 2019, and that the upcoming Epyc server CPUs based on the ‘Rome’ architecture will hit volume sales in the same period. Both will use a 7nm manufacturing process and be fabricated by TSMC, giving AMD a potential advantage in terms of the performance it can achieve with each chip. The announcements were part of a conference call with media and analysts held after AMD announced its Q1 2019 earnings report.

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During the investors call, AMD revealed that the new Navi graphics cards, which is based on the company’s next-gen 7nm graphics technology, will be launched in the third quarter of 2019, along with the first Zen 2 CPU. While the company didn’t release any further details, it did say that Navi cards will carry a lower price tag than the Radeon VII.

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US chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices beat Wall Street estimates for quarterly revenue and profit on Tuesday, selling more chips used in data centres and servers, and sending its shares up 6 percent in after-market trading.

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It seems like AMD is not quite done with its HBM paired Vega GPU architecture just yet. The company filed trademarks for two new variants of its Vega logo. One is a blue colored variant while the other is a black and white texture of the same “V” logo. AMD is expected to unveil its 7nm Navi GPUs this Computex to try and compete with an increasingly dominant NVIDIA whose GTX Turing cards have been wreaking havoc to AMD’s dated Polaris lineup (RX 580, 590).

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AMD is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. Like Intel, the company has announced gold editions of its Ryzen 7 2700X CPU and the Radeon VII GPU. The latter comes in a gorgeous red chassis and backplate while the former features premium packaging and CEO Dr. Lisa Su’s signature imprinted on the chip. AMD is staying true to its nature by selling the two products at their retail prices, but since these are collectibles, the price is bound to go up. In case the flagship parts are a bit out of your reach, then we’ve got another great deal for you.

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AMD is all set to celebrate its 50th Anniversary on the 1st of May with the rollout of two limited edition products.

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Kicking off its 50th anniversary celebration, AMD announced ‘Gold Edition’ versions of AMD Ryzen 7 2700X processors and AMD Radeon VII graphics cards. To celebrate the company’s rich history of innovation in gaming and high-performance computing, AMD is providing customers with a unique opportunity to obtain commemorative versions of its top-tier gaming products, free games, and other one-of-a-kind keepsake items.

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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) reported stronger-than-expected first-quarter financial results. Shares of AMD soared 6% in after-hours trade Tuesday.

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U.S. chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices Inc beat Wall Street estimates for quarterly revenue and profit on Tuesday, selling more chips used in data centers and servers, and sending its shares up 6 percent in after-market trading.

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To commemorate AMD’s 50th anniversary, the company has announced Special Editions of its flagship CPU and GPU, dubbed as the Gold Editions. The Ryzen 7 2700X and the Radeon VII Gold will come in a special package along with two games – World War Z and Division 2 Gold Edition, the company CEO, Dr. Lisa Su’s signature stickers and a redeemable key to limited edition t-shirts.

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On the 1st of May 2019, American chipmaker AMD will mark its 50th anniversary. To commemorate this significant feat, the company is offering limited Gold Edition versions of its high-end Ryzen 7 2700x CPU and the Radeon VII GPU. The PC parts will be offered across the globe between the 29th of April and 8th of June via select online and offline retailers. Additionally, some of AMD’s partner companies will also offer Gold Edition components like the motherboard during the sale.

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