Nvidia recently unveiled their massive GPU lineup for 2016, along with a showcase of the new technology that will accompany the Pascal architecture.<\/p>\n
AMD fans shouldn’t give in to the green team\u00a0just yet, as Radeon\u00a0also has a new GPU lineup coming soon<\/strong><\/a>, featuring their new Polaris<\/a><\/strong> architecture and innovative new technology.<\/p>\n If you are thinking of upgrading your video card and are uncertain about buying the new GTX 1080, you should probably wait until the Polaris reveal at the end of May 2016 – as AMD’s new graphics cards might just surprise you.<\/p>\n Here is everything you should know about AMD’s upcoming Polaris graphics cards.<\/p>\n There are two upcoming\u00a0graphics card lineups that will use\u00a0the Polaris architecture – Polaris 10 and Polaris 11.<\/p>\n Polaris 11\u00a0GPUs\u00a0are built for\u00a0laptops and basic gaming desktops, while the Polaris 10 graphics cards are more suitable\u00a0for powerful\u00a0gaming PCs.<\/span><\/p>\n The Polaris 10 and 11 GPUs will not directly compete with Nvidia\u2019s high-end products like the GTX 1080 \u2013 instead, the graphics cards will be aimed at the mainstream gaming market, offering exceptional efficiency and cost-effective performance<\/p>\n The new architecture will be used in the next generation\u00a0iterations\u00a0of Radeon<\/strong> cards, namely the R9 and R7 Series<\/strong>.<\/p>\n WCCFTech<\/strong> <\/a>managed to get a hold of some leaked specifications of a Polaris graphics card, which are detailed below.<\/p>\nPolaris 10 and 11<\/h3>\n
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