AMD's RX7400/7300 Graphics Cards Status and Speculations

TapTechNews August 12th news, Taiwan media BenchLife.info reported that the previously rumored RX7400/7300 graphics cards have not yet appeared in the product development list of AMD's major AIB (TapTechNews note: Add-in-Board) graphics card partners.

The currentdevelopment focus of major AMD AIB manufacturers has been on the next-generation RDNA4 discrete graphics card, and no information about RX7400/7300 has been obtained.

But the report also said that it could not confirm whether the RX7400/7300 models were opened for cases by the three major computer OEM enterprises of Dell, HP, and Lenovo. AMD's previous-generation lowest-end desktop discrete graphics product RX6300 is a special supply model mainly for the OEM market.

The report believes that if the two graphics cards RX7400/7300 are indeed to be launched, then the video memory configuration maybe is 6GB and 4GB GDDR6. Compared with the higher-end graphics card RX7600 using the Navi33 core, the main cost difference lies in the amount of video memory.

In addition, the Taiwan media also mentioned that the 12GB video memory version of the Radeon RX6750GRE graphics card launched by AMD last year has entered the final stage of sales, and the domestic market is mainly the 10GB video memory version.