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CTOnews.com, October 19, the latest rumors about the AMD "Radeon RX 7000" series GPU show that some AIB partners have got the test unit of AMD RDNA 3, indicating that this graphics card can provide better performance than RDNA 2.

@ Greymon55 revealed that AIB already has an AMD Radeon RX 7000 series GPU based on RDNA 3 architecture and is testing it in their lab.

He didn't say which brand it was, but he did give us some early performance reviews that sounded very good. In addition, the power consumption of the new cards is also "surprising", and AMD did reveal that their power figure will be much lower than that of its "Radeon RX 7000" competitors.

Existing intelligence indicates that AMD is developing its Navi 31 flagship GPU, which will be launched next month, November 3, so these non-public cards are likely to be the flagship GPU chips currently being tested, and not surprisingly, the GPU that AMD uses to target NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 and RTX 4080.

According to the source, the "RDNA 3" GPU on the AMD Radeon RX 7000 series graphics card provides twice the performance of the previous generation in pure rasterized workloads, as well as more than twice the gain in raytraced workloads.

However, he did not say whether this data compares to RX 6900 XT or RX 6950 XT, but even the 6900 XT RDNA secondary flagship chip can provide very strong grating performance, even close to RTX 3090 Ti, while RX 6950 XT is stronger than this.

If what the whistleblowers say is true, then the tripling of the new flagship of RX 7000 in this respect will mean that AMD can wrestle with RTX 4090 and even surpass RTX 4090 in some areas.

In terms of ray tracing, more than two times the improvement means that the AMD may eventually bring players similar or slightly faster light tracking capabilities than the RTX 30 series "ampere" series graphics cards, but not as much as the Ada Lovelace RTX 40 series cards, which also improve twice as much. As a result, AMD's new flagship may bring a big improvement in ray tracing, but it may not be able to close the gap with the RTX 40 series.

AMD has confirmed that its RDNA 3 GPU will be launched later this year, with a significant improvement in performance.

David Wang, senior vice president of engineering at AMD Radeon Technologies Group, said the Radeon RX 7000 Series will provide more than 50 per cent performance improvement per watt compared to the existing RDNA 2 GPU. CTOnews.com learned that some of the key features of RDNA 3 GPU highlighted by AMD include:

5nm process node

Advanced small chip packaging technology

Redesigned CU architecture

Optimized graphics pipeline (Pipeline)

Next Generation Infinite caching (AMD Infinity Cache) Technology

Enhanced RayTracing capability

Fine adaptive power management

More than 50% improvement in performance and power consumption

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