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ASUS Announces Radeon RX 7800 XT and Radeon RX 7700 XT TUF Gaming Graphics Cards

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ASUS today announced the TUF Gaming AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT, TUF Gaming AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT White Edition and TUF Gaming AMD Radeon RX 7700 XT graphics cards, a triple treat of graphics cards engineered to deliver cutting-edge experiences to gamers who value durability, low noise and smooth framerates. All three cards are designed to pack more performance and cooling than the previous generation, while still offering the same low noise levels and power draw.

TUF Gaming Radeon RX 7800 XT
The TUF Gaming AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT graphics card leads the pack with a potent arsenal of improvements. This 2.96-slot card packs an eye-popping 3840 stream processors. Plus, with 16 GB of GDDR6 operating on a 256-bit bus, it has an ample and lightning-fast memory subsystem. A White Edition version of this card is also available, marking the first time this color scheme appears in the TUF Gaming family.
The TUF Gaming AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT graphics card inherits a legacy of hardware that endures, so it also comes equipped with a full complement of features designed to enhance longevity, such as military-grade capacitors and manufacturing with ASUS Auto-Extreme technology. Auto-Extreme Technology is a fully automated manufacturing process used in graphics cards and components that ensures high level of precision during manufacturing for better quality, reliability, and performance. The TUF Gaming AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT model also goes through 144 hours of validation testing. This model also includes an optional graphics card holder that can keep the card perfectly level for years to come.

A vented backplate on the graphics card helps ensure continuous air circulation, powered by a trio of in-house Axial-tech fans, which themselves deliver more airflow and static pressure than the previous generation, with similarly quiet operation. And the TUF Gaming AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT graphics card is powered by two 8-pin connectors, making it well-suited to mainstream power supplies such as the TUF Gaming Gold series, which offer a 10-year warranty, dual ball bearing fans and a host of other premium benefits designed to ensure reliability.

Those who like to tweak and tune can get down into the details using a myriad of settings in GPU Tweak III. Or, users can just flick the Dual BIOS switch to quickly toggle between high-performance and whisper-quiet modes. Those who enjoy monitors with high refresh rates will be pleased to know that each of the three cards offer one HDMI 2.1 port and three DisplayPort 2.1 ports.
TUF Gaming AMD Radeon RX 7700 XT Graphics Card
The TUF Gaming AMD Radeon RX 7700 XT takes the mainstream tier of graphics cards to all-new heights. It delivers a potent batch of 3456 stream processors working in concert with 12 GB of GDDR6 and a 192-bit bus, and its three Axial-tech fans steadily circulate cooling through a 2.96-slot aluminium frame. Two 8-pin PCIe connectors are all that is needed to power the full experience, and ASUS offers many premium power supplies that will power the card, such as the TUF Gaming Gold series, which come with a 10-year warranty and dual-ball-bearing fans.
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30 Comments on ASUS Announces Radeon RX 7800 XT and Radeon RX 7700 XT TUF Gaming Graphics Cards

#26
kapone32
ARFWrong. They are.

The performance difference scales in very good relation - you got RX 7900 XTX with 6144 shaders, 20% more than the 5120 shaders of RX 6950 XT, so the result was 36% higher performance.
You got RX 7900 XT with 5376 shaders, or 5% more, and your result is 15% higher performance.
You got RX 7600 with 2048 shaders, 0% more than RX 6650 XT, and your result is net 0% performance increase.

You get RX 7800 XT with 20% less shaders than RX 6800 XT and your result will be 3% lower performance.

It doesn't scale absolutely linearly because there are clocks differences.
Too bad you don't understand that the 6800Xt is a monolith GPU and the 7800XT is a chiplet based GPU. The transistor count is at least 200000 more than the Memory runs at 19.5 Gbps vs 16.5 Gbps. for the 6800XT and it has Av1 encode which the 6800XT does not. The there are QOL improvements like DP 2.1.
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#27
Minus Infinity
Vya DomusFor one thing you don't know if it will be slower. How much do you want to bet that it will be faster ?


This is just straight up nonsense, nobody expects anything just looking at the name alone. The 4090 is like 600$ more than a 7900XTX, even the average joe as braindead as he might be would know that the 7900XTX is probably not meant to compete with the 4090. And the 7900XTX competes with the 4080 not 4070ti, obviously.


Again, utter nonsese, I am not even going to argue about this, it's way too stupid.
Of course it will be slower. Were you asleep for the 7900GRE reviews. That is barely 3-5% faster than the 6800XT and has 80CU's. Now you're telling us something with 60CU's will be as fast. The 7800XT is the 6800 replacement, the 7900XT is the 6800XT replacement. Other than RTing the 7800XT will struggle against 6800T in raster.
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#28
kapone32
Minus InfinityOf course it will be slower. Were you asleep for the 7900GRE reviews. That is barely 3-5% faster than the 6800XT and has 80CU's. Now you're telling us something with 60CU's will be as fast. The 7800XT is the 6800 replacement, the 7900XT is the 6800XT replacement. Other than RTing the 7800XT will struggle against 6800T in raster.
Do you understand the GRE Boost clock is about 1000 mhz slower (well sort of ) than the 7900XT.
kapone32Do you understand the GRE Boost clock is about 1000 mhz slower (well sort of ) than the 7900XT.
www.amd.com/en/products/graphics/amd-radeon-rx-7900-gre

www.amd.com/en/products/graphics/amd-radeon-rx-7900xt

Don't be mad just compare the specs and here is a snip of my Sapphire GPU clocks



So basically the GRE is a Red herring that is not meant for Gaming on purpose. I fully expect the 7800XT to be better than the 6800XT regardless of shader count as a single chip shader count would never be equal to chiplet based solutions in terms of transistor count. It is the very reason to go chiplet in the first place. Due to heat. The PCB on a 4090 is about 1/2 the length of the card but that is a single chip that needed a redesign of GPU shrouds to be cooled effectively. Why would I say that? In what world would a 6500XT need a triple fan GPU shroud? The Gigabyte 40 series cards and AMD 6000 cards share the same shroud in some classes as well. Now I did not hear anyone complain about performance at that Gamescon event in Germany last week. While they were using variants of the 7700XT and 7800XT.

This reminds me of when the 7900XT was launched and so many people (even today) say it was supposed to be called the 7800XT. Now they are actually here and the Goalposts have moved that to "it's not going to be faster".
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Vya Domus
Minus InfinityOf course it will be slower. Were you asleep for the 7900GRE reviews. That is barely 3-5% faster than the 6800XT and has 80CU's. Now you're telling us something with 60CU's will be as fast. The 7800XT is the 6800 replacement, the 7900XT is the 6800XT replacement. Other than RTing the 7800XT will struggle against 6800T in raster.
1. You are just wrong about the numbers, it's about 10% faster than a 6800XT.
2. As pointed out above the clock speed is massively crippled, it doesn't even reach the 2000Mhz mark, my 7900XT hits 2.5Ghz stock and 2.9-3.0Ghz overclocked, the 7800XT will be clocked higher. As a matter of fact I bet it will clock even slightly higher than a 7900XT at stock according to the specs AMD list, that means it will run at 25% higher frequency, that's a lot.
3. 7800XT actually has faster memory than the 7900GRE.
4. For the last time, stop comparing RDNA2 shader counts with RDNA3.
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