Guide to Following AMD's Presentation at CES 2025.
The AMD presentation at CES 2025 is approaching. We'll tell you how to follow the event to stay updated on the latest news about the new RDNA4 GPUs, Ryzen processors, and other relevant announcements.
CES 2025 is rapidly approaching, and one of the most anticipated presentations at the event is from AMD. The company is expected to discuss how it plans to build on the success of its Ryzen 9000 X3D processors, as well as how it will contend with Nvidia's new RTX 5000 generation. Another expectation is the launch of its RDNA4 architecture, although no flagship model is anticipated in its lineup.
AMD's conference is scheduled for the morning of January 6, a day before CES officially begins, at 11 a.m. PT / 2 p.m. ET. Interested parties will be able to watch it live on AMD's YouTube channel, as well as through various third-party streaming platforms.
Expectations are high after a strong close to 2024 for AMD, which aims to kick off the new year with a solid presentation. Since last fall, rumors have been circulating about a series of new consumer products that AMD could announce, including processors, graphics cards, and new mobile chips for future gaming devices.
AMD's invitation to the event suggests that they will focus on how the company is expanding its leadership in PCs and gaming, highlighting its broad portfolio of high-computing and AI products. This indicates that we might see the introduction of the new generation of RDNA4 graphics cards, focusing on performance efficiency improvements rather than simply aiming for high-performance tiers.
New variants of the Ryzen 9000 X3D processors, such as the rumored 9950X3D, are also likely to be showcased. Additionally, the launch of new accelerated processing units (APUs) that combine integrated graphics with more efficient CPU cores is anticipated, offering potential in the portable gaming market with the new Z2 generation APUs. This could enable AMD to establish new collaborations in next-generation portable gaming systems, as well as in lightweight, high-performance laptops and tablets.
Artificial intelligence is also shaping up to be an important focus for AMD. The company has been developing innovative ways to utilize neural processors in its new CPU designs, with applications in tabletop gaming and other functions. While some users have been experimenting with this technology for some time, it is encouraging to see AMD seeking creative ways to tap into the potential of its chips, especially in a context where technologies like Microsoft's Recall continue to raise concerns.
