AMD, one of the world’s largest hardware manufacturers and Nvidia’s arch-rival, has removed a statement it made recently from its official website. In a blog post published in 2020, AMD claimed that 4 GB of VRAM in graphics cards is by no means sufficient. The famous company deleted these phrases from the official website, as one of the new graphics cards will be released with 4 GB of VRAM. Here are the details…
AMD 6500 XT will come with 4GB of VRAM
AMD announced the products and projects that it will launch in the new period with the CES 2022 conference held in the past weeks. Among these hardware was the new entry-level card of the 6000 series, the 6500 XT. The product, which will be launched with a tag of $ 199, also caused a number of different developments.
In a blog post published in 2020, AMD claimed that rival companies use a maximum of 4GB of VRAM in entry-level graphics cards in the similar segment, and this is insufficient for games. In the same blog post, AMD claimed that 4GB of VRAM can cause error messages, pushing hardware to its limits, low screen refresh rates, and even warnings that can cause games to crash.
According to the news from the KitGuru front, these statements were deleted with the release of AMD’s new graphics card, the 6500 XT, with 4GB of VRAM. Although there are these phrases on the blog page cached with Google Cache as of now, these phrases are no longer available on the official blog page. You can click here to access the article published by AMD with the phrase ‘Game Beyond 4GB’.
So, what do you think about AMD’s new graphics card with 4 GB VRAM and the article it deleted? Please do not forget to share your views with us in the comments section.
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