He's talking about RDNA5, not 4. (2025)
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He's talking about RDNA5, not 4. (2025)
RDNA4 RX8000 GPUs appear in Linux patch notes. The two GPUs which appear to have received software support appears to be Navi 44 and Navi 48
These sort of leaks don't provide much info on specs etc, all they tell us is AMD is testing two new GPUs
wccftech.com
These sort of leaks don't provide much info on specs etc, all they tell us is AMD is testing two new GPUs
AMD's Next-Gen RDNA 4 "Radeon RX 8000" GPUs GFX1200 & GFX1201 GPUs Spotted, Possibly Navi 44 & Navi 48
AMD's next-gen RDNA 4 "Navi 4X" GPUs which include GFX1200 & GFX1201 for Radeon RX 8000 graphics cards have been spotted.
wccftech.com
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RDNA4 RX8000 GPUs appear in Linux patch notes. The two GPUs which appear to have received software support appears to be Navi 44 and Navi 48
These sort of leaks don't provide much info on specs etc, all they tell us is AMD is testing two new GPUs
AMD's Next-Gen RDNA 4 "Radeon RX 8000" GPUs GFX1200 & GFX1201 GPUs Spotted, Possibly Navi 44 & Navi 48
AMD's next-gen RDNA 4 "Navi 4X" GPUs which include GFX1200 & GFX1201 for Radeon RX 8000 graphics cards have been spotted.
Nice.... lets park those and wait for Nvidia to launch thiers...... and then wait some more.
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AMD discrete RDNA4 "GFX1200/GFX1201" GPUs spotted in LLVM patches - VideoCardz.com
AMD RDNA4 in LLVM project The next-generation gaming graphics architecture known as GFX12 or RDNA4 is being prepared by AMD. It appears that AMD has now decided which GPUs from the RDNA4 series will be the first to deploy. The GFX1200 and GFX1201 are two unnamed graphics processors which have...
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According to Red Gaming Tech, RDNA4 will feature GDDR7 and PCI Express 5.0 interface. Navi 44 have 20 WGP and Navi 48 have 32 WGP.
I looked at Techpowerup GPU database on RDNA3 GPUs WGPs, guess Navi 44 with 20 WGP will be RX 8500 and Navi 48 with 32 WGP will be RX 8600.
Anyone care to speculate what difference this chiplet approach will make if and when they get it working? Does it have the potential to give Nvidia as much trouble as Intel have on the CPU side or it it a case of you'll win on some aspects and lose in others?
current radeon 7000 series are chiplets...and working.
die shrinks is about to end and become more expensive as normally you die shrink and add twice the transistor count to improve performance.
soon this ends and innovation and other solutions is now happening (chiplets etc..) but the big easy improvements are gone.
two things will happen,
mid range be cheaper to make and hopefully also then better prices.
high end aka 4k,8k will cost more and have less performance increases each generation than previously.
Theoretically it allows you to build some absolute monsterous GPUs if you can get it all working together, vs a monolith die.
Think back to when zen chiplets intially came out. Intel was struggling to compete with the core count and the MT performance in the Workstation and server space. Even now intel caps off at 60 cores, while AMD are at 192.
If AMD can get it all to work together, they could produce an absolute mammoth of a GPU in-terms of size. Not sure how well it will function in games, but for compute stuff it would be incredible.
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its highly likely nvidia will be working on chiplet to be fair. theres much speculation on it already
Yes, having seen what happen with CPU's that would be prudent. Although to be fair they probably knew that monolithic chips were going to soon hit a limit.
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Hmm that seems a bit phishy! 
Man this takes me back. I still have fond memories of my 8600gt,and my HD3850. The 4870 was a belter. Also my Core 2 Duo e6300 that I OC'ed from 1.86ghz to 3.6ghz rock solid for years. I'm 41 today. She'd a tear for meThe monster:
HD4870 was a great card, and so was HD7970 a few years later!Man this takes me back. I still have fond memories of my 8600gt,and my HD3850. The 4870 was a belter. Also my Core 2 Duo e6300 that I OC'ed from 1.86ghz to 3.6ghz rock solid for years. I'm 41 today. She'd a tear for me
It certainly was. But the HD6000* series was a joke,and the HD7000 series was too expensive and that's when I bowed out. Good memories though. I remember COD 4 I had a HD2400(!) thought it looked fine. Got the 8600gt and by accident enabled shadows on the first level. Mind blown lol. Pity we can't have those moments anymore. *I had a HD5850 as well. Dirt 2 and 3 @60fps was epic. Off topic sorry. Had a few.
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Had a HD5850, solid GPU. Had 2 7950 in crossfire.. that was a mistake specially when I could only pair them with a FX8350(although at 5,1ghz) because my i7 920 died. Room was a bloody furnace and performance was lacking a lot
but that wasn't the GPUs fault hehe. Girlfriend always stayed away from my cave due to the heat .