AMD's RX 7600 and Nvidia's RTX 4060 Ti release dates rumoured around Computex next month
AMD's RX 7600 graphics card is reportedly going to be making an appearance at Computex this year, with rumours suggesting the Nvidia RTX 4060 Ti(opens in new tab) will be, too.
It's been a long wait for a vaguely mid-range graphics card to drop in this GPU generation, but it looks like we'll be treated to two when the shutters go up on the Computex trade show in sunny-sometimes-soggy Taipei.
In fact, the Radeon RX 7600 ought to be closer to the lower end of the market given that it's expected to be sporting similar specs to the RDNA 2 chip inside the RX 6600 of the last generation. That would put it well below the performance of the RTX 4060 Ti, and closer to the eventual RTX 4060 whenever that gets released.
The news comes from Igor's Lab(opens in new tab), where he states there will be some AMD graphics card partners showing off fully realised versions of the Radeon RX 7600 at the show itself. That would suggest either it's being released during Computex at the end of May/beginning of June, or it will launch just ahead of the show.
It's possible such cards might remain unnamed 'prototypes' at public manufacturer booths in the exhibition halls, or else be shown behind closed doors. Sapphire, one of AMD's biggest board partners, regularly holds closed meetings at Computex rather than out on the show floor.
Interestingly, Igor's report takes pains to mention that he's only had confirmation of card manufacturers who only sell Radeon cards looking to show off finished RX 7600 cards at Computex, with companies used to shipping both AMD and Nvidia holding off on presenting the new RDNA 3 cards.
The intimation in his statement is that those manufacturers are waiting to see whether it will be worth their while to actually
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