Photo of the day: AMD is preparing special editions of the flagships Radeon VII and Ryzen 50 7X for its 2700th anniversary

On April 29, AMD will celebrate its 50th anniversary with the release of special versions of popular hardware products. We already wrote about the anniversary variants of the Ryzen 7 2700X processor and the Sapphire AMD 50th Anniversary Edition Nitro + Radeon RX 590 8 GB graphics card, which lit up on some Internet sites. Gigabyte too has prepared Anniversary motherboard X470 Aorus Gaming 7 WiFi-50.

But the red version of AMD's most powerful consumer accelerator at the moment, Radeon VII, has not yet come under the gaze of journalists. This time, thanks to a leak, we can see the celebratory packaging of both devices, which will hit the market in limited editions in commemoration of the 50th anniversary, to please collectors and passionate fans.

The 7th Anniversary Ryzen 2700 50X processor has been spotted on several online retailers. This suggests that it will be possible to purchase anniversary GPUs and CPUs through more than one partner participating in the celebration. Unfortunately, no details about the special version of Radeon VII have yet been released.

In the above image it is suggested to visit AMD Anniversary Pagewhere these products will apparently appear on April 29th. Now the page simply talks about how the company has driven innovation for decades, how AMD products are changing lives for the better, and also contains employee stories in the "I Am AMD" series.

Chief Executive Lisa Su wrote, “AMD, a Silicon Valley startup, was founded in 1969. Its glorious path began with a few dozen employees who focused on the development of the latest semiconductor products. Now it has grown into a world-class company with 10 employees and many industry firsts to its credit. From the earliest days of my engineering career, I have been amazed by the impact and future potential of semiconductor technology, and I am very proud of how much we have achieved.

Today, AMD develops high-performance computing and visualization products to solve some of the world's most complex and exciting challenges. These are great times for the semiconductor industry and we are ready for the next 50 years of life-changing HPC and graphics solutions.”

Source: 3dnews.ru