It appears AMD is getting closer to revealing its next-generation RDNA 4 discrete GPUs, which will rival the best graphics cards. First, benchmarks for the supposedly higher-end Navi 48 surfaced, and now Olrak29 has spotted the Navi 44 XL silicon in a shipping manifest. Both chipsets were previously noted in AMD’s ROCm open-source software stack.
AMD has been quiet about its upcoming Radeon RX 8000-series graphics cards. What little information we have on the RDNA 4 graphics cards leads to the speculation that AMD will only release two versions of the RX 8000 series, at least initially. Most recently, benchmarks of the Navi 48 began trickling onto Geekbench, likely as AMD’s engineers or partners tested the new GPU to establish its baseline.
