News RX 7600 Reference Design Seemingly Flaunts Compact Form Factor

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VideoCardz shares two renders of the alleged Radeon RX 7600 MBA (made by AMD) reference graphics card.

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[Alvar "Miles" Udell]

Will be interesting to see DLSS vs FSR between them as well

 

[PlaneInTheSky]

8GB cards should really be priced at $100-$150. At current prices these GPU will stay on the shelves.

No one wants to buy GPU that are already struggling the moment you buy them.

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[MrN1ce9uy]

$300 is the new $150.

 

[Alvar "Miles" Udell]

Plenty of people will want to buy these cards where 8GB will be sufficient, the people who play "eSports" games and MMOs. The problem is they're $300 for an entry level card...

 

[-Fran-]

Back in my day this was a high end cooling solution for GPUs!

HA!

Anyway, if AMD thinks they can get away cooling ~200W with that, I'm happy. I'm tired of mammoth idiotic overkill coolers that just add cost and are way way past the relevant point where a bigger cooler makes a difference. Also, annoyingly big.

As nVidia has made their move with the 4060 siblings, I'm absolutely eager to see how AMD responds and completely fumbles the ball, haha.

I hope they don't, but I can't deny nVidia put the pressure on AMD with the 4060 pricing announcement. I have the feeling the 4060 is going to be bad, but as it is an nVidia product, it'll still sell and this card will be cursed by AMD's marketing instead of being "the second coming of the RX480".

Regards.

 

[Elusive Ruse]

AMD needs to price this at max $250 for gamers to consider it over the 4060.

 

[PlaneInTheSky]

Plenty of people will want to buy these cards where 8GB will be sufficient, the people who play "eSports" games and MMOs.

MMOs though? They use up a lot of VRAM due to the massive size of these worlds.

Sure, you can cull some of that world, but most MMO have a large viewing distance.

 

[qwertymac93]

I'm really hoping AMD has an XT model in the works with 2560 cores or more because yet another die at 2048 for $299 with the meager improvements we've seen out of RDNA3 so far... gonna be sad.

A 7600 with the specs we've seen at $249 would be a decent upgrade over what we have now at around that price (6650xt). A $299 7600XT with more shader power would be better competition for the 4060.

 

[MrN1ce9uy]

I'm gonna hope for the best and say $229 is where it will need to be to offset the rest of the pricing. RX 6600 can drop down to $179 or lower.

 

[King_V]

Dang . . well, at least it's coming soon. But all we have are some numbers, and architectural changes.

I'm thinking (ok, hoping) that the 4060 and 7600 make for an interesting competition, performance, power draw, and price. Looking forward to it, at any rate, and, fortunately, there's not long to wait.