The AIDA64 app added support for the AMD Radeon RX 7300 graphics card, hinting that this unannounced GPU might still exist. This update appears in version 7.65.7415 of the hardware monitoring tool. The notes clearly mention NAVI 33 next to the card name. Leaker Komachi Ensaka shared details about this card last year.
AMD never officially released entry-level cards in its RX 7000 series, unlike the previous RX 6000 lineup, which had budget options. The company might plan to release this card for regular sale or just for computer makers to use in pre-built systems. This would be the first X300-class GPU in the RDNA family with expected specs of 640-896 stream processors.
The card should have 4 or 6 GB of memory with a 64 or 96-bit bus. If it reaches stores, it might sell for $100-$130. These basic cards run without extra power cables. A separate RX 9050 appeared on a website recently, showing that AMD may still make affordable graphics cards despite moving to its newer RX 9000 series.
AMD never officially released entry-level cards in its RX 7000 series, unlike the previous RX 6000 lineup, which had budget options. The company might plan to release this card for regular sale or just for computer makers to use in pre-built systems. This would be the first X300-class GPU in the RDNA family with expected specs of 640-896 stream processors.
The card should have 4 or 6 GB of memory with a 64 or 96-bit bus. If it reaches stores, it might sell for $100-$130. These basic cards run without extra power cables. A separate RX 9050 appeared on a website recently, showing that AMD may still make affordable graphics cards despite moving to its newer RX 9000 series.
