Sunday, May 21st 2023
Leaked AMD Radeon RX 7600 GPU Reference Card Design Emerges
We have seen a few examples of custom design/board partner Radeon RX 7600 graphics card models via leaks over the past two weeks - and AMD's alleged reference design has made an appearance this weekend, only fours days prior to the official product launch date (May 25). The leaked images once again come courtesy of VideoCardz - the set of two photos show a dual-fan setup on a mostly black shroud with the company's simple "Radeon" logo positioned near the top - this design seems to be missing an underlining strip of RGB (as seen on the big boy cards).
The picture of the card's flipside depicts a very plain looking backplate. The overall aesthetic is not too far removed from the existing high-end Radeon RX 7900 XT and 7900 XTX reference siblings, although this leaked entry-level offering is tiny in comparison - it is reported to be just under 21 centimeters in length (versus the 7900 XT at 27.6 cm and 7900 XTX at 28.7 cm). The RX 7600 MBA (made-by-AMD) card is said to be two slots wide.
Source:
VideoCardz
The picture of the card's flipside depicts a very plain looking backplate. The overall aesthetic is not too far removed from the existing high-end Radeon RX 7900 XT and 7900 XTX reference siblings, although this leaked entry-level offering is tiny in comparison - it is reported to be just under 21 centimeters in length (versus the 7900 XT at 27.6 cm and 7900 XTX at 28.7 cm). The RX 7600 MBA (made-by-AMD) card is said to be two slots wide.
72 Comments on Leaked AMD Radeon RX 7600 GPU Reference Card Design Emerges
Your staff, read a review before spouting rubbish, and re read the thread, you ARE the only one bitchin that a cheap lower end card looks boring because it's not red enough wtaf, sooooo.
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It's on 6n vs 5n for the larger rdna3 cards so it really has no business being expensive.
And the steam survey is worth as much as my annual employee survey, if reality was in the place!, some people would be upset, it's easy to invoke the survey, and Nvidia is easily scummy enough to have AI bots running it or shills, they've a few of those too.
More concerning then kids paint, its a 8GB card from a company picking on another for not giving enough.
You make no sense they're doing the same design but smaller, one's ok the others not.
And all that Nvidia does looks amazing to you?!.
I guess if you like the simple look more power to you, I can appreciate that in some designs, less is more.
It's what, a $200 card?
Stop the insults.
I guess its the tone that sets the tone here :) The italic text could have been left out and you'd have been on the money just the same without baiting. I know, I'm bitching over the comma here, but really its just to show you where the difference lies, in my interpretation of things at least.My apologies for putting a finger on that after your post. Not bothered at all if this post gets erased altogether.
Now watch AMD gleefully shoot itself in the foot and announce $300.
Even at $280 you could make a bad case. They won't let you make a bad case. They'll fk it up full stop. 7900 xt original price style.
I feel at the rumoured $299, this will be a great GPU for many budget users with older cases that aren't kind to massively oversized cards. In the last few years, midrange, sub-200W GPUs suddenly got big and rare.
Not always of course...That type of card does not exist. A 6700 has 10GB, a 6700XT/6750XT has 12GB. I think you meant the XT-less variant.
For the RX7600 to sell, it has to be priced around 200.00-225.00$ and the RX7600 XT around 300.00 to 325.00$ if it will have 10 to 12Gb of VRAM, or they will not sell like the newer cards are now. You can get a RX6750 XT for 379.99$ with 12Gb of VRAM, so at 299.99$ for a slower card WITH ONLY 8Gb of VRAM, it will be a hard pass for most people.