I am going for RDNA5 GPU (possibly the very hi-end SKU or one step below). My reasoning is following: it has been known for some time that RDNA5 should be great all over the lineup, it is likely so good that AMD decided to cut higher RDNA4 SKUs in favor of quickening the design process of RDNA5 SKUs. This level of confidence is not usual and shows that 5th gen should perform very well. Also, no matter the actual real performance, AMD simply must price it well enough to try and gain market share, thus very good news for end-users like us. Fifth gen of their RDNA will also likey feature in next-gen Xbox and PS6, so it is bound to be supported very well into the future (similar to RDNA2, GPUs came with no FSR support at all and now these cards can do frame-gen via FSR3).
I am going for RDNA5 GPU (possibly the very hi-end SKU or one step below). My reasoning is following: it has been known for some time that RDNA5 should be great all over the lineup, it is likely so good that AMD decided to cut higher RDNA4 SKUs in favor of quickening the design process of RDNA5 SKUs. This level of confidence is not usual and shows that 5th gen should perform very well. Also, no matter the actual real performance, AMD simply must price it well enough to try and gain market share, thus very good news for end-users like us. Fifth gen of their RDNA will also likey feature in next-gen Xbox and PS6, so it is bound to be supported very well into the future (similar to RDNA2, GPUs came with no FSR support at all and now these cards can do frame-gen via FSR3).