The key takeaway is that, compared to current mid-range offerings, these upcoming GPUs should deliver significantly improved performance. MLID notes that RDNA 4 will benefit from a superior manufacturing process, likely 3nm or 4nm, compared to RDNA 3, which will provide a performance boost. Even the current RX 7600, based on a 6nm process, is already competitive with Nvidia’s RTX 4060 in rasterization (non-ray tracing) tasks, despite the latter using a 5nm process.
