While we are waiting for the next generation of graphics cards, NVIDIA and AMD have begun to continue to work on this generation, preparing the RTX 4070 GDDR6 video memory version while preparing two new entry-level graphics cards.
According to the report, AMD is about to release RX 7400 and RX 7300, both of which are based on the existing RDNA3 architecture of Navi33 small core, device ID 7499, but the details are not available.
Navi33 cores are currently used in RX 7600 XT and RX 7600, both of which are 2048 stream processors and 128-bit 18GHz GDDR6 video memory, but the former has a video memory capacity of 16GB and a power consumption of 190W, while the latter has a video memory capacity of 8GB and a power consumption of 165W.
The number of stream processors of RX 7400 will inevitably be less than 2048, and if 1792 can be left, it will definitely be excellent, which is even equivalent to RX 6600, of course, there is a certain probability of cutting it in half, that is, like the RX 6500 XT series, the video memory may be 96 bits, and the power consumption will definitely be lower than 150W.
The RX 7300 is likely to be 1024, which is also more than the RX 6400 768, and the video memory will almost certainly only be 64 bits, and the power consumption must be below 100W.
Of course, the more critical thing is the price, now that the thousand-yuan card and the hundred-yuan card have disappeared, the RX 7400 and RX 7300 will bring new options to entry-level players, especially if the processor does not have a good enough core display and needs powerful display and video codec functions.
By the way, there is no indication at the moment that AMD will make an RX 7500.