Although AMD’s unveiling today was specifically for Ryzen processors based on the Zen 3 architecture, the company took the opportunity to release small crumbs of additional information about future RDNA2 graphics cards. AMD will hold a launch event for the RDNA2 architecture and Radeon RX 6000 series graphics cards 28. October, less than three weeks later.

At the Ryzen unveiling ceremony today, Lisa Su unveiled for the first time a game image on the Radeon RX 6000 series with the well-known graphics card “Big Navinak”. According to AMD, the clip recorded from the Borderlands 3 benchmark spun over 12 at FPS speed. Shortly after the demo, the company gave an official reading: 61 FPS with 4K resolution, DirectX 12 interface and BadAss settings. In addition, the company says the graphics card achieves 4K resolution in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 88 in FPS and Gears of War 5 73 FPS average frame rate. Both used the DirectX 12 interface and Ultra-level settings.

The first official performance data, of course, immediately sparked a heated debate on the forums about how performance compares to NVIDIA’s new graphics cards. Unfortunately, however, it is impossible to compare the tests directly to tests run by other sites, as the test platform used is different. Moreover, at least in the case of Call of Duty, the game lacks a standardized test, which would make the comparison unnecessary even on the same platform if the point used for the game test is not known. The closest benchmark at the moment is probably the Borderlands 3 test run by Eurogamer’s DigitalFoundry, which also used the DirectX 12 interface and BadAss settings. According to a Eurogamer test, the average frame rate of the GeForce RTX 3080 is the same 61 FPS as AMD reported by Big Nav. However, also in this test, despite the high resolution, it is worth considering the different test platforms, which may have some effect on the result

. Update: PCWorld According to AMD’s Radeon half-director Scott Herkelman would be a weight