Next-generation AMD Radeon RX 7600/RX 7500 series could be using refreshed 6nm Navi 2X GPUs

Published: Aug 18th 2021, 12:10 GMT   Comments

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AMD to refresh its Navi 2X chips?

An interesting rumor has been shared by Greymon55 about the possible refresh of some Navi 2X chips.

According to the rumor from Greymon55, AMD could be planning to refresh its Navi 2X GPUs with the 6nm node to fill the void in the mid-range to an entry-level segment of the next Radeon RX 7000 series. While no product names or GPUs are named it is believed that Navi 22 and Navi 23 could be reused for Radeon RX 7600 series and below. There is probably no reason to expect a refresh of Navi 21, which would feature just as many cores as Navi 33, which is 5120.

AMD Navi 22 on the other hand, features 2560 Stream Processors, which might be a good choice for SKUs such as Radeon RX 7500 from the new series. The same leaker previously claimed that the Navi 4X GPU series based on RDNA4 microarchitecture might offer more GPU SKUs than the Navi 3X series. At this moment only three Navi 3X GPUs are expected: 31, 32, and 33.

AMD Navi 4X/3X Rumors, Source: 3Dcenter/@greymon55

At this point not much is known about Navi 4X GPUs, supposedly based on RDNA4 architecture, but the flagship Navi 41 GPU had already appeared in the leaks before. Meanwhile, the next generation of the Radeon series is to feature a mix of monolithic, MCM-based, and current-gen GPPU refreshes, assuming that the rumors are true.

AMD NAVI GPUs
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Radeon 5000
Radeon 6000
Radeon 7000
Radeon 8000
ArchitectureRDNA1RDNA2RDNA3RDNA4
Node7nm7nm5nm / 6nm3nm / 5nm
FamilyNAVI 1XNAVI 2XNAVI 3XNAVI 4X
Enthusiast
Navi 21
5120 SPs
Navi 31
15360 SPs
Navi 41
? SPs
High-end
Navi 10
2304 SPs
Navi 22
2560 SPs
Navi 32
10240 SPs
Navi 42
? SPs
Mid-range
Navi 14
1536 SPs
Navi 23
2048 SPs
Navi 33
5120 SPs
Navi 43
? SPs
Mainstream
Navi 24
1024 SPs
Navi 22 6nm
2560 SPs
Navi 44
? SPs
Entry-level
Navi 23 6nm
2048 SPs
TBC
Based on speculation

Source: 3DCenter, @greymon55 #1, #2




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