Intel Arc A350M Full Reviews Out! AMD RX 7700 XT Specs and Performance Leaked! Ryzen 7000 incoming?

Lots of GPU and CPU news today! Full reviews of the Intel Arc A350M are out, AMD Zen4 Ryzen 7000 news, and full specs and performance targets leaked for the AMD Radeon RX 7700XT.

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0:00 Intel Arc A350M full reviews are out
9:56 AMD Zen 4 Ryzen 7000 "Rafael" series entering mass production this month?
11:00 AMD RX 7700 XT specs and performance targets leaked

[slimslimm]

Hey Daniel. I really like your content. Always seems to come out right when I'm watching YouTube. Keep it up!

[justjoe]

Driver issues were my first thought on the new GPU's from Intel. It has taken AMD years to get to the point that their drivers are "about" as consistently good as Nvidia's... It will take Intel a while to work through all of the issues that come up, never mind optimizations for each game (or graphics engine) etc...

[stephanhart]

Navi 33 would be the 7600XT and lower. 7700 and up would be Navi 32. He just dropped a whole video on Navi33 as well. But WCCFtech reported wrong on MLID leaks. 7600xt not 7700xt

[nostrum]

im thinking this is intended to be the 7600xt, makes more sense with the 8 GB

[karansingh]

I really hope that they use at least 12 gb vram for 7700 xt.

[zaidlacksalastname]

I love how the article tries to summarize a MLID video while messing up the fact that Navi 33 will probably be a 6600xt. I hope that the next time Daniel covers a MLID leak he watches the video because there's lots of notes that he doesn't write down

[HazmanFTW]

Man I found your video for the FFO review as it was one of the only ones I could find actually testing it on PC. I like how your videos feel like your a real person and less like a company.

Hope you enjoy the elephants, I wanna go see the elephants :(

[eugkra]

Makes sense to launch a single laptop. Allows them to get some data out there for optimization and testing. But it's not looking good so far.

[amashaziz]

Hey man, I hope you are fine. I would like to know if you could plan on making a video on how much Vram modern heavy games actually use at 1440p resolution, and not just vram allocation like Cod does. Thanks 🙂

[davidwagner]

MLiD also said it was likely around going to come in around $400. VRAM costs money and this card is supposed to be BUDGET oriented. If it does come in around $500 with 8 GM of VRAM that would suck. Look at the 3070 TI selling for $750+ with 8 GB of VRAM and this card being significantly faster, 8 GB is enough for 1440p where this card is targeted at.

[IdeasAreBulletproof]

I think Intel should Continue to take their time with the Drivers. In the Absolute worst case scenario these 5 Desktop cards will Release with Battlemage in 2023 as the 40 series 7000 series are coming out, They should price them aggressively otherwise they will have no luck getting even 1% of the Market in 5 years let alone more then that

[humbleeagle]

Navi 33 probably will be the 7600xt. Navi 32 will be the 7700xt. One die Navi 31 will be the 7800xt. Two die Navi 31 will be the 7900xt.

[mickaelsflow]

Navi 23 is the RX 6600 Series. Navi 22 is the RX 6700 XT. It stands to reason that Navi 33 is most likely the RX 7600 XT.

The RX 7700 XT will be the smallest chip-duo/MCM design or heavy cut down. But that's unlikely.

7800 XT is likely the 90% cut-down duo of GCD with MCM design. The ones to look out for.

[Nemesisism]

content creation is where this gpu shines utubers will love it .. time is money 50x faster than all others is a big deal.

[davidepannone]

Disappointed in seeing the 7700xt possibly having only 8 gb. 10gb should've been bare minimum. Im afraid that this card will be relegated to high refresh rate 1080p gaming due to that, and incredibly suffer in 2/3 years time for people that are or will be moving to 1440p (and most likely 1440p in 2/3 years will become the new standard). 10 gb would've been just perfect.

[zaidlacksalastname]

Im glad I discovered this channel, every day brings a great video. Have any of your students found out about your channel, seen as the channel name is your irl name (as far as I know) and if so, how did it go?

[lmotaku]

What's happening is, depending on the CPU, they are being maxed out. It shows 40-50% because of multi-threading. I improved my FPS in some titles by just having a 10-core CPU. Memory is also a big factor here. UE5 is using a base of 6GB for nanite now. You're going to dip in frames and be severely limited if it can't use the memory. I've seen some people get all excited about 60FPS, but they have frame times of over 30ms. At that point, the delay might as well be rendering at 30FPS. Windows 11 is also doing some funky business, using 1.5GB of vram for the desktop. I see no info for vram usage in those benchmarks. Obviously drivers are the issue here, but I'm just saying real world struggles this gen is people coming to terms with 6-cores and 6GB vram being the minimum.

[samsak]

Hey Daniel, nice video. Have a nice day!

[xblur]

8:00 low GPU usage in those titles at 1080 low settings is completely normal and expected. My 3080 is at 40% usage while I'm getting 400fps in overwatch on low settings. It's because those titles are totally CPU/memory bound at those settings.

[Kelkschiz]

As far as I could see, the article is wrong. MLID only specified the GPU as Navi 33, not as the 7700xt. He made no statement about how the GPU be named. It think it's more like that Navi 33 is actually the RX 7600(xt).