ASUS lists 64 possible variants of Radeon RX 7800 XT and RX 7700 XT models

ASUS ProArt GPUs in white confirmed by EEC filing

ASUS has an extensive list of potential SKUs for Radeon GPUs, but it’s unlikely that the majority of them will ever see the light of day. Their EEC (Eurasian Economic Commission) filing includes a staggering 64 cards, categorized into 8 series and two SKUs: the RX 7800 XT and RX 7700 XT.

It’s important to manage expectations here, as ASUS has never released such a large number of cards for a single SKU. Their plans for Radeon models are notably more modest compared to their GeForce RTX 40 counterparts, and some of the listed SKUs are rarely used for AMD GPUs.

The lists feature four variations for each model: T (Top), A (Advanced), O (OC), and non-OC models. While T and A variants are occasionally used by ASUS for Radeon GPUs, they are not commonly found in these lineups. This suggests that ASUS might be registering all possible variants just in case they’re needed in the future.

ASUS Navi 32 filing, Source: EEC

However, what’s interesting is that ASUS seems to be planning a new ProArt series in white. Up until now, this series has been exclusively available in black. This shift indicates that ASUS is exploring new design options and may eventually offer a two color lineup, with each series – ROG Strix, TUF Gaming, Dual, and now ProArt – available in both black and white.

In other words, this list shouldn’t be taken as confirmation that ASUS will launch all 64 RX 7800 XT and 7700 XT cards. Instead, it appears to be a preemptive filing that may lead to more variants being added, although it’s highly unlikely that gamers will ever see even a quarter of these listed models hit the market.

Source: EEC