AMD's alleged incoming RX 6700 XT graphics card has been spotted queuing up for EEC certification, and the GPU has been shown to have 12GB of VRAM, as previously stated. Graphics cards are typically registered with the EEC shortly before release, so the appearance of six different models of Gigabyte's RX 6700 XT (highlighted on Twitter, as discovered by Tom's Hardware) suggests the next release date for the graphics card. AMD's Big Navi GPU is getting closer.
GIGABYTE RX 6700 XT series. https://t.co/FeHzrNw2AL> 12GB. pic.twitter.com/znTfCwENm73 February 2021 Gigabyte models shown include the Aorus, Gaming (plus Gaming OC i.e. overclocked) and Eagle (plus Eagle OC) variants of the RX 6700 XT, and all are marked ` ` 12G '' to indicate that they will be loaded with 12 GB of video memory. 12GB of charging has been rumored to have been around for some time now, so it seems to point to that, though obviously we won't know for sure until we see the specs of the 6700 XT for real.
At the middle of March?
As for when this mid-range AMD graphics card might arrive, March has been the date that has recently been circulating in the rumor mill, though that's tentative speculation, but this CEE observation could suggest that the launch could happen sooner than later. late, as mentioned. Then again, all AMD has said before is that the new RDNA 2-powered graphics cards will appear sometime in the first half of 2021, which is pretty vague and of course all we have to say. Right now it's AMD's 'offer adjustment with GPUs (and CPUs) from upcoming stock levels in the first half of 2021. Whenever it appears, the RX 6700 XT would have 40 compute units and 2,560 processors. stream, and assuming you have 12 GB of VRAM, it will probably run on a 192-bit bus. Take all of this with a grain of salt, as always. Today's best graphics card deals