AMD’s Upcoming RX 7900 XT Showcased In Renders

AMD is set to announce its RDNA3 based RX 7000 GPUs on the 3rd of November. While we are still around 40 days away from that event, unofficial renders of the RX 7900 XT have already started to surface. Technetium_Tech on Twitter posted a few renders of the AMD’s flagship RX 7900 XT and to be honest, they look amazing.

The Renders

The RX 7900 XT features a black theme as was showcased by AMD during their Ryzen 7000 CPU reveal. The GPU from Technetium_Tech ships with a 8×3 pin design. This shows that AMD will not adopt the PCIe Gen 5 12VHPWR power connector.  

The RX 7900 XT is a beefy GPU spanning almost 4 slots in width. The GPU has a slight hint of white lighting around the fans. Although, no actual RGB is shown on the reference variant. 

The RX 7900 XT

The RX 7900 XT will make use AMD’s top-notch Navi 31 GPU. You can read more about Navi 3X’s specifications here. Packed with 8960 cores, which is a massive 75% more than last-gen, AMD is expecting this GPU to deliver top of the line performance. This monstrosity packs 1152GB/s of effective memory bandwidth.

AMD’s upcoming RX 7900 XT will take take shots at NVIDIA’s RTX 4090 price-to-performance wise. NVIDIA is dealing with almost 1 year of Ampere stock explaining the increased Lovelace prices. AMD has a chance to pull a Ryzen on the GPU market with NVIDIA stuck in this position. In addition, team red is also planning a -3XD variant for their RDNA3 lineup as their trump card against NVIDIA’s RTX 4090 Ti (Yet to arrive).