NVIDIA may launch entry-level desktop graphics cards , the RTX 3050 series , early next month, and it is also reported that AMD will bring two entry-level new products early next year - RX 6500 XT and RX 6400, the former may be available in mid-January, the latter is expected to be available in March.
Both graphics cards use the RNDA2 architecture and the Navi 24 core, codenamed Navi 24 XT and Navi 24 XL respectively. But surprisingly, these two graphics cards use the 7nm process that the RX 6000 graphics card has always used, but are directly upgraded to the 6nm process. These two graphics cards also became the first graphics cards in the world to use the 6nm process.
The RX 6500 XT has 1024 stream processors, 16 optical chase units, 16MB of unlimited cache and 64-bit 4GB of GDDR6 video memory, equivalent frequency of 16GHz, bandwidth of 128GB/s, power consumption of 107W, using 6-pin auxiliary power supply and single fan cooling, using a full-height dual-slot short card, with DisplayPort, HDMI output interface.
The RX 6400 has 768 stream processors, 12 optical tracking units, retains a full 16MB of unlimited cache, reduces the video memory frequency to 14GHz, has a bandwidth of 112GB/s, consumes only 53W, does not require auxiliary power supply, and is a half-high single-slot graphics card.
From the specific parameters of these two graphics cards, it should be the main 1080P game, because the computing power can not meet the mining demand, so the premium will not be as serious as other products.
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