Always talking about RTX 40, so how is the progress of AMD RX 7000 series graphics cards? According to the latest tip from hardware tipsters, the RX 7000 series graphics cards are basically set to debut in November, which will be roughly 6 to 8 weeks after the launch of the Riptide 7000. The product lineup includes the RX 7975XT, 7950XT and 7900XT under the Navi 31 core, the 7800XT, 7800 and 7700XT under the Navi 32 core, and the Navi 33 core, covering the 7600XT, 7600 and 7500XT.
The news mentions that the 7900XT will use GDDR6 memory with a speed of up to 20Gbps, which is definitely the chicken version. 50XT/75XT may be more aggressive, going up to 24Gbps.
Such a fast memory speed will bring about a more sensational heat, but of course, the benefit is that the bandwidth required for high-resolution games can definitely keep up. Not counting the infinite cache, the 20GB capacity, 20Gbps, 384bit memory of the single RX 7900 XT corresponds to a total bandwidth of 960GB/s.
