AMD’s Navi31 GPU Pictured, Design In Line With Previous Leaks

AMD will showcase their RDNA3 GPUs in less than 12 hours. This time around, team red has not let that many leaks slip out. However, Angstronomics just posted an article showcasing a die shot of AMD’s Navi31 GPU. To recap, Navi31 is the flagship GPU from AMD’s RDNA3 lineup expected to be used on the RX 7900 XTX and the RX 7900 XT.

Navi31

This picture confirms that Navi31 will feature an MCM (Multi Chip Module) design housing 6 MCDs and 1 GCD. The package size comes out to be 55×47.5mm or 2612 mm² though the actual die size is estimated to be 533mm².

Angstronomics shared the specifications for AMD’s Navi31 GPU a while back. This was the largest leak we received till date regarding RDNA3.

• gfx1100 (Plum Bonito)
• Chiplet – 1x GCD + 6x MCD (0-hi or 1-hi)
• 48 WGP (96 legacy CUs, 12288 ALUs)
• 6 Shader Engines / 12 Shader Arrays
• Infinity Cache 96MB (0-hi), 192MB (1-hi)
• 384-bit GDDR6
• GCD on TSMC N5, ~308 mm²
• MCD on TSMC N6, ~37.5 mm²

RDNA3, What Do We Know So Far

The RDNA3 microarchitecture offers a major leap in performance along with increased efficiency across the board. RDNA3 features the next generation of Infinity Cache, a modified Graphics Pipeline along with a re-architectured Compute Unit. All such improvements generation on generation are tipped to offer a massive leap not just in raw vectorized performance, but also in ray tracing workloads.