A few days ago we reported that AMD is expected to launch a series of new graphics cards based on the AMD Navi 32 graphics processing chip and AMD RDNA 3 graphics technology, namely AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT and AMD Radeon RX 7700 XT.
The official details about this graphics card are unknown at the moment, but recently, AMD's graphics card maker brand, PowerColor has accidentally revealed details about one of their graphics cards, the PowerColor Red Devil AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT.
The design of this graphics card is seen with its red and black external frame with three cooling fans and consuming two PCIe expansion slots on the back, and is expected to come with three DisplayPort plugs and one HDMI plug, possibly version 2.1.
In terms of internal specifications, among the details reported to appear on the PowerColor website is the number of stream processors set at a total of 3840, which is equivalent to 60 RDNA 3 cores and also the same number of Ray-tracing accelerators. This number of stream processors is slightly lower compared to the AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT which has 5376 stream processors.
In the meantime, the PowerColor website also shows the speed of this graphics card at a base Game Clock speed of 2210MHz, a Boost Clock speed of 2520MHz and a Boost Clock speed in OC mode as fast as 2565MHz.
This graphics card is also loaded with 16GB of GDDR6 memory with a speed of 18Gbps which is quite fast when gamers need a graphics card that has a lot of fast memory.
As said earlier AMD is expected to introduce this new graphics card soon, and they are expected to announce the price tag for this graphics card as well.