It has been rumored for a long time etc plans to launch a Radeon RX 7600 XT with 16GB VRAMa combination that, if true, would give dignity to a generation of mid-range graphics that has gone through more pain than glory, partly because 8 GB is starting to fall behind to guarantee the execution of high-end video games in ultra, 1080p and 60 frames per second.

AMD seems to have become an expert at keeping its cards close to its chest in recent years, so if the existence of a future RX 7600 XT with 16GB of VRAM is true, no other details are known at the moment other than the amount of random access memory. Another thing to keep in mind is that the standard RX 7600 uses the full version of the Navi 33 GPU, so The XT model may end up using a trimmed down Navi 32 GPU improve on other fronts. For now, the listed specs are as follows:

• Navi 32 GPU in 5nm (MCD blocks in 6nm).
• 2,560 shaders.
• 160 texturing units.
• 64 raster units.
• 40 second generation cores to accelerate ray tracing.
• 80 first-generation cores to accelerate artificial intelligence.
• 128-bit bus.
• 16 GB of GDDR6 memory at 18 GHz.
• 32 MB of L3 cache.
• 200W TBP.

We continue with more things about the alleged Radeon RX 7600 XT and the latest rumors mention it launching in January 2024, it would cost around $300 in the United States and would only be available through third-party builders, so AMD wouldn’t be selling any reference model. Additionally, it should also be noted that this would be the last dedicated RDNA 3 graphics card before the launch of the RDNA 4 series, which in turn may not cover future high-end Radeon models.

After all, the secrecy with which AMD usually moves lately does not allow us to know the exact characteristics of the alleged Radeon RX 7600, where the shots are going.

Thanks to the 16GB of VRAM of the expected Radeon RX 7600 XT, this model would have more memory than the RX 7700. For this generation of dedicated mid-range graphics, they have grown somewhat, either due to poor optimization or technology.