However, AMD might face challenges ahead. Similar to Nvidia’s RTX 4060, sticking to 8GB of VRAM while enhancing other specifications and features could potentially result in oversaturation at higher-quality settings, leading to performance issues. Additionally, AMD lacks a true competitor to Nvidia’s DLSS Frame Generation, a feature that has significantly boosted graphic card performance. Without DLSS 3, the RX 7600 may miss out on the performance benefits seen with Team Green’s cards, which could impact its competitiveness in the market.
To remain competitive, AMD needs to undercut Nvidia’s MSRP and provide a viable alternative to DLSS 3. Offering a model with more VRAM at the same price as the RTX 4060 would also level the playing field. It remains to be seen if AMD will consider introducing a 16GB model or address these concerns, but doing so could strengthen its position in the market and better compete with Nvidia’s offerings.
