AMD RX 7000 Series Graphics Product Line Exposure: Two Generations of Core, Two Process Mashups

In addition to NVDIA's RTX 40 series, whistleblower Greymon55 shared the product line of AMD RX 7000 series graphics cards.

In simple terms, the summary is as follows:

Navi31 core, RX 7900 series, 5nm process

Navi32 core, RX 7800 series, 5nm process

Navi33 core, RX 7700 series, 6nm process

Navi22 core, RX 7600 series, 6nm process

Careful observation is not difficult to find that the RX 7000 series lineup is slightly confused, first of all, the structure of the two generations of RDNA3 and RDNA2 are in the same house, while the core process is also 5nm and 6nm mix-and-match, guess AMD is due to price, production capacity and other factors.

Although AMD is already a TSMC TOP3 customer, the oem offer price increase should be treated equally, but the amplitude is just a difference.

Combined with the predictions given by Graphicly Challenged last weekend, the RX 7900 XT is expected to adopt the MCM multi-chip design, and the corresponding Navi 31 large core stream processors will be as many as 15360, which is 3 times that of the RX 6900 XT, and the final performance will be 20% better than the RTX 4090.