Radeon's RDNA 3 GPU lineup is "now complete" - AMD confirms

[WYP]

It looks like AMD has no plans to release additional RDNA 3 GPUs.



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[ET3D]

He did say "We may have some different versions, but they are not a new ASIC." This leaves the door open to a lot of other variants, including mobile, a cut down Navi 33 as a 7500 XT, and so on.

I agree that there are some holes in the lineup. I'd expect the 7700 XT to quickly drop below MSRP and so somewhat address that mid-range hole, but I can see AMD eventually releasing an even more cut-down Navi 32, unless next gen is already close enough that it won't be worth the bother.

 

[AlienALX]

He did say "We may have some different versions, but they are not a new ASIC." This leaves the door open to a lot of other variants, including mobile, a cut down Navi 33 as a 7500 XT, and so on.

I agree that there are some holes in the lineup. I'd expect the 7700 XT to quickly drop below MSRP and so somewhat address that mid-range hole, but I can see AMD eventually releasing an even more cut-down Navi 32, unless next gen is already close enough that it won't be worth the bother.

I would expect and it is fair enough, that AMD will sell as many 7700XT at that price as they can, before inevitably dropping the price.

Mostly because it would have cost around the same for the die.

The 7600 dropped soon and fast. So one thing they have shown is keenness to drop prices and sell, rather than Nvidia's strategy of sagging shelves.

 

[KingNosser]

I can see the 8k series coming sooner than expected, they seem to be making 43 die only going by much, so it'll just be that and a rebranded launch, they don't want a ton of cards left over like before and in truth it's taken them too long to get the stack out.

rnda 4/3.5 coming sooner, but the main focus for them now is rdna5 and oh i am looking forward to that, the real chiplet ark.