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AMD Addresses Radeon RX 7000 vBIOS Patch

October 12

AMD has finally commented on the vBIOS updates that Sapphire and Gigabyte are pushing out for Radeon RX 7000 series graphics cards, though the statement doesn't clear up much.

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