AMD's unreleased Radeon RX 8800 XT graphics card based on RDNA 4 has surfaced at Seasonic's wattage calculator thanks to user Tennessee__ at X - suggesting a 220W TDP (Thermal Design Power) for the graphics card. It is important to mention that in July, Seasonic accidentally published the TDP of Nvidia's Blackwell RTX 50 family. However, we cannot confirm the authenticity of both leaks - which could very well result from a small typo or a mishap.
Slated for launch in January, the Radeon RX 8800 XT has been listed with a TDP of 220W. Since AMD's power metrics typically refer to the TGP (Total Graphics Power), we aren't sure if this number indicates the actual TDP or the TGP. In the case of the latter, this would mean that the RX 8800 XT consumes almost 16% less power than its predecessor. Of course, the performance heavily depends on what specifications AMD opts for. Interestingly, no other Radeon RX 8000 GPU is mentioned in the list. Moreover, it appears that AMD will retain the use of the 8-pin power connector for its RDNA 4 lineup of GPUs.
