AMD new generation of Radeon RX / Pro graphics cards exposed: At least 8 models

AMD new generation of Radeon RX / Pro graphics cards exposed: At least 8 models.

on October 2 that the whistleblower @_Rogame revealed a series of PCI-IDs for AMD’s new-generation RDNA 3 GPUs based on the Navi 3x series.

According to Rogame, there are at least eight different models of AMD’s new graphics cards, all based on the next-generation RDNA 3 GPU architecture, expected to launch on November 3.

It is worth mentioning that these GPU IDs are not specific to a specific graphics card, and seem to include mobile platforms and Pro series professional card products. The current Navi 3x lineup includes:

NAVI 31: 0x7440 -> 0x745F
NAVI 32: 0x7460 -> 0x747F
NAVI 33: 0x7480 -> 0x749F

The AMD Navi 33 GPU lineup alone includes six SKUs with PCI IDs:

0x7480
0x7481
0x7483
0x748B
0x7489
0x749F

According to Rogame, gaming cards for desktop platforms are usually the last IDs in the series, so some of the above may appear in the Radeon RX 7000 series graphics card lineup.

Foreign media speculate that entry-level SKUs such as Navi 33 contain six or more PCI IDs, but high-end product lines may be kept to a minimum. But taking a step back, even if each GPU can split 6 PCI IDs, there will be 18 products for different markets, including Radeon Desktop, Radeon Mobile, Radeon Pro Desktop, and Radeon Pro Mobile, among others.

IT House has reported that AMD has confirmed that its RDNA 3 GPU will be launched in November, with a substantial increase in performance.

According to David Wang, senior vice president of engineering at AMD Radeon Technologies Group, the next-generation GPUs in the Radeon RX 7000 series will provide more than 50 percent performance-per-watt improvement over existing RDNA 2 GPUs. Additionally, some of the key RDNA 3 GPU features AMD highlighted include: