Just a few days ago, AMD CEO Lisa Su said the company is on track to expand its portfolio of Radeon RX 7000 series graphics cards into the mainstream segment. ASRock recently listing in collaboration with the Eurasian Economic Commission on three Radeon RX 7600-based graphics cards, as spotted by @harukaze5719.
After all, these are ASRock’s Navi 32 based Radeon RX 7600 branded graphics boards.
- ASRock Radeon RX 7600 8GB Challenger OC (RX7600 CL 8GO)
- ASRock Radeon RX 7600 8GB Phantom Gaming OC (RX7600 PG 8GO)
- ASRock Radeon RX 7600 8GB Steel Legend OC (RX7600 SL 8GO)
Earlier this week, it was reported that AMD was preparing Radeon RX 7700 XT, 7600 XT and 7500 XT cards based on Navi 32 silicon for desktop computers, but no vanilla (non-XT) versions were mentioned. bottom. After all, ASRock plans to offer three factory-overclocked versions of these cards, aimed at users with different budgets and requirements. It will be interesting to see if these RDNA 3 powered boards make it onto the list of best graphics cards.
Factory overclocked ASRock Radeon RX 7600 series products may indicate the use of non-reference designs, so what interesting features these graphics boards bring compared to AMD’s standard versions I don’t know yet.
Additionally, the same listing mentions ASRock’s Arc A380 6GB Low Profile Graphics Card (A380 LP 6G). This product may be aimed at entry-level compact desktops that require a discrete graphics card or require a mediocre integrated GPU upgrade. .
EEC filings may disclose products that a company intends to release, but do not confirm that these products will be launched. Further, these submissions do not indicate when products will be available for purchase. This is because the company may make adjustments with his EEC customs database just before or well before the launch.
