GPU Rumors: AMD Radeon RX 9000m for Notebooks? 10 comments
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AMD barely plays a role in dedicated graphics chips for notebooks. However, there are now rumors about new models with RDNA-4 GPUs. Six variants from the RX 9060 to the RX 9080M are mentioned. The latter is supposed to be the desktop counterpart of the RX 9070 XT.
rDNA 4 Named for Notebooks
The new rumors for the alleged rDNA 4 notebook contingent come from all the X-Account!! wattage, who already correctly predicted the “RX 9070 (XT)” instead of the alleged “RX 8800 (XT).” However, he wasn’t entirely correct with the key data for the Navi 48 GPU.
In this context, the new rumors should also be viewed with some skepticism, although they can at least partially cast doubt on the fact.
The Radeon RX 9080M is said to have 64 compute units and offer 16 GB of memory. This would be in line with the Radeon RX 9070 XT for the desktop. However, the significantly lower clock rates should then keep the TDP within the smaller frame.
The RX 9070M XT would still have 48 CUs and 12 GB of memory. This would also speak for the Navi 48, but in a stripped-down form, as expected for the Radeon RX 9070 GRE for the desktop. The Radeon RX 9070M and 9070S are expected to offer 32 CUs and only 8 GB of memory, which speaks for the smaller 44 GPUs, as it will soon be used in the Radeon RX 9060 (XT). The same chip is expected in a trimmed-down form for the RX 9060m/s with its supposed 28 CUs.
The lineup would be surprising.
However, most OEMs had avoided the predecessors of the rDNA 3 (Radeon RX 7000m). In this context, a “large contingent” would be surprising. In terms of efficiency, which is particularly important for mobile solutions, the rDNA 4 has so far been convincing.
Calpex is fast approaching
Calpex 2025 will take place in almost a month. AMD has already held a press conference where new gaming products are expected to be unveiled. The Radeon RX 9060 (XT) desktop GPU series is very much in the spotlight here. However, new notebook chips are also possible.
Topics: AMD Graphics Cards Notebooks Radeon RDNA 4 Source: X (Twitter)
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