In addition to the desktop RX 6500 XT, RX 6400 game graphics, AMD's first Navi 24 GPU core based on the 6nm process has also come to the workstation, and three new products have been issued in a row, in addition to the Radeon Pro W6400 on the desktop, there are also Radeon Pro W6500M and Radeon Pro W6300M on the mobile side.
W6500M is a full-scale core, 16 compute units, 1024 stream processors, 16MB unlimited cache, FP16 half-precision floating-point performance 10.61TFlops, FP32 single-precision floating-point performance 5.3TFlops, with 64-bit 16GHz 4GB GDDR6 video memory, bandwidth 128GB/s, the power consumption of the whole card is only 35-50W.
The W6300M is castrated to 12 compute units, 768 stream processors, 8MB of unlimited cache, floating-point performance half-precision 6.75TFlops, single precision 3.37TFlops, only 32-bit 16GHz 8GB of video memory, bandwidth of only 64GB/s, but the entire card power consumption has also dropped to only 25W.
The system bandwidth of the two is still only supported by PCIe 4.0 x4, and it also supports 4K H.264/H.265 video decoding, hardware light tracking, remote workstation, 8K display, VR creation, HDR Ready, quad buffer stereoscopic development package, etc., and has autodesk, Robert McNeel & Associates and other professional software certifications.
Mobile workstations pre-installed with the W6500M and W6300M will be available later this year.
Finally attach some official figures of the W6400: