Better late than never

AMD released a driver update that added Radeon Image Sharpening support to its Radeon Vega-based graphics cards, including the Radeon VII.

 
With the RX 5700 XT Red Devil as the flagship

As expected and announced earlier, Powercolor has officially launched its full lineup of custom Radeon RX 5700 series graphics cards, including the standard Red Dragon and the special Red Devil series.

Triple-fan cooler and a custom PCB

Although still not officially announced, but teased a few times, Powercolor's upcoming flagship custom Radeon RX 5700 series graphics card, the Red Devil, has been spotted and pictured.

ROG Strix and TUF series incoming

There will be plenty of custom AMD Radeon RX 5700 series cards to choose from from mid-August and Asus' versions, including the ROG Strix and TUF series have been spotted online.

ASRock's confirms these are coming in mid-August

A custom Radeon RX 5700 series graphics card design from XFX has been spotted online and ASRock has confirmed we will see those custom cards in mid-August, at least if all goes well.

No word on the availability date

Although we have seen some upcoming custom versions of the AMD Radeon RX 5700 graphics series, ASRock is one of the first AIB partners to officially announce their RX 5700 Challenger series.

 
Includes current and upcoming Radeon and Ryzen products

AMD has announced its latest bundle which includes three months of Xbox Game Pass for PC with purchase of some upcoming Radeon and Ryzen products as well as existing ones from select retailers/e-tailers and select regions.

If all goes well

According to our sources, custom Radeon RX 5700 won't be available before mid-August.

A different angle look

The Navi paper-launched when I was still in sunny Tuscany taking a break from the tech, but here are some of the things that have caught my attention. No Ray tracing, no high end, and only performance/mainstream, not much benefit from 7nm, and nine months late to fight 2070 are just a part of it.

Computex 19: Ray Tracing and shipping in July

Scott Herkelman, VP & GM Radeon Business Unit and Lisa Su have just announced Navi, Radeon RX 5000 series with the 5700 being the first to launch. It can do Ray Tracing and, as Fudzilla suggested thirteen months ago ago, it is a mainstream card first and high performance later.