Most AMD main news players still play 1080p '

Higher resolution and more RAM can usually catch the eyes of PC players, but AMDFrank Azor claims that most people still play in 1080p. The endless debate of visual performance and headlines for top hardware shows a lot of demand for expensive GPUs of the new generation, but the head of AMD for gaming solutions and marketing states that the lower end is where most of the market is. The latest AMD budget components can make more sense in the light of this revelation.

At the beginning of this month, AMD RX 9060 XT, which is a more suitable animal alternative, such as the RX 9070 or NVIDIA RTX 5090.

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Azor canceled the inspection when he responded to a caller's 8 GB VRAM on Twitter 9060. He explained that the most playing games around the world are E-Sports, which are usually less graphically demanding. Since most players play at 1080p, Azor says most of the market does not need more than 8 GB of memory, although this figure seems small compared to what they are capable of. This does not mean that AMD turns only to a single GB range, as AMD has also released the RX 9070 line -up, which boasts 16 GB VRAM.

“Most players” do not need more than 8 GB VRAM, according to AMD's Frank Azor

The AMD marketing and gaming chief is not the first to point out how 1080p is still as relevant as always, especially for E-sports fans. Many 1080p monitors offer high renewal rates and low response times while remaining accessible, which is ideal for competitive playing. While the top 4K or 8K monitor can offer nicer displays, 1080p resolution is still useful today, even convenient in some situations.

Azor also mentioned how the company would not produce any devices of 8 GB if there was no demand. While AMD recently released workers after seeing declining sales in its game segment, he is still the main player in the hardware space of the game computer. It can be said with certainty that the continuation of AMD in the production of more affordable GPUs with a lower specificity is probably in response to a real market insight. It can also be a way to maintain low prices to distinguish society from top NVIDIA alternatives, although Azor has not mentioned this side of the equation.

The speed of memory hours

2518 MHz

The size of the RAM graphics

16 GB

Mark

AMD

Slot size

Dual-slot

Architecture

RDNA 4.0

Process

N4C Finfet