The following are at present solely rumors, nevertheless, they continue to be constant. According to @Kepler_L2 (who has already confirmed himself), it’s not unimaginable that AMD will scrap its high-end RDN 4 or RX 8000 playing cards. The intention can be to focus on the extra buoyant mid-range sector!
RDN 4: no card within the high-end section?
So, in keeping with the rumors, AMD would merely be content material with the mid-range section. There shall be no Navi 41 chips, solely Navi 44 and Navi 43 GPUs. In different phrases, the Reds will solely offer RX 8700/XT, RX 8600/XT and even RX 8800/XT, relying on how the vary is organized. This brings us again to the times of the Polaris and Navi 1 GPUs. If you keep in mind, with Polaris, we solely had RX 480/580 after which 590. With Navi 1, the sequence solely went as much as the RX 5700 XT.
Navi4 lineup is not going to have any high-end GPUs
Think of it like RDNA1 or Polaris technology.
— Kepler (@Kepler_L2) August 4, 2023
For the second, based mostly on rumors alone, now we have the next state of affairs: AMD might then supply a sequence of RX 7000 refreshes incorporating 3D V-Cache reminiscence. As for Navi 3.5, some declare that this technology shall be reserved solely for built-in graphics on the model’s future APUs. Finally, the subsequent technology of playing cards shall be restricted to the mid-range sector.
It stays to be seen whether or not the Reds will have the ability to supply ample competitors to NVIDIA and now Intel. Battlemage is scheduled to reach in 2024.
