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Captain_Yuri said:

AMD To Introduce Radeon RX 7800, RX 7700 & RX 7600 “RDNA 3” GPUs At Competitive Prices But Consumers Might Have To Wait A Bit

https://wccftech.com/amd-to-introduce-radeon-rx-7800-rx-7700-rx-7600-rdna-3-gpus-at-competitive-prices/

Sounds like a June launch as that is when the festival should be occuring. In the past when Radeon says competitive prices, it used to mean a good thing. These days, it usually just means slightly undercut Nvidia... Hopefully that won't be the case so we will see.

Let's hope they start launching them befor June, more so given that Nvidia is rumored to launch the 4070 in April (unless the latest rumors say otherwise).

Captain_Yuri said:

NVIDIA Soars By 8% As Gaming Revenue Picks Up During Quarter

https://wccftech.com/nvidia-soars-by-8-as-gaming-revenue-picks-up-during-quarter/

$NVDA NVIDIA Q4 FY23.

Quarter ending January 2023.

• Revenue +2% Q/Q to $6.1B ($30M beat).
• Gross margin 63% (+10pp Q/Q).
• Operating margin 21% (+11pp Q/Q).
• Non-GAAP EPS $0.88 ($0.08 beat).

Q1 FY24 guidance:
• Revenue ~$6.5B ($180M beat). pic.twitter.com/quRKqMmnez

— App Economy Insights (@EconomyApp) February 22, 2023

Pretty good results. While they are down year over year, so is everyone else. But they are trending backup upwards and with good Lovelace sales and their continued investments into Ai, it is looking like they are starting to recover. It does show how inflated "gaming" (cough crypto cough) was during the mining boom.

TechPowerUp also has the results from AMD, although not in so much detail nor fancy graphics:

https://www.techpowerup.com/305118/amd-gpu-sales-not-that-far-behind-nvidias-in-revenue-terms