AMD's anticipated next-generation consumer graphics cards, potentially utilizing the RDNA 5 architecture, are not expected to launch until late 2027 or early 2028. Insights from board partners at Computex 2026 indicate that while AMD has been sampling MI450 GPUs for data centers, the consumer market is not a priority at this time. The RX 9000 series, which debuted in February 2025, has seen limited new offerings in 2026, with the RX 9070 GRE failing to generate significant sales. Despite hopes for a new card by mid-2027 from some partners, skepticism remains, suggesting that a late 2027 release is more realistic. This delay mirrors Nvidia's plans, with its RTX 60-series cards also projected for a 2028 launch. As AMD shifts focus to enterprise solutions, the future of consumer graphics remains uncertain, with integrated graphics solutions showing promising advancements as a potential alternative for gamers.