AMD officially launches Radeon RX 7400: 28 cores, 8GB GDDR6, consumes only 55W

After introducing the popular GPU PRO W7400, AMD continues to launch the gaming version – Radeon RX 7400 – with almost identical configuration.

 

Main parameters

1. Architecture : RDNA 3
2. Graphics Processing Units (Shaders) : 1,792
3. Ray Accelerators : 28
4. Memory : 8GB GDDR6, clock speed 10.8Gbps
5. Memory bandwidth : 173GB/s
6. TBP : 55W

 

The Radeon RX 7400 is considered the 'gaming version' of the PRO W7400, aimed at the mainstream segment. The hardware specifications are almost identical, only different in user orientation.

Like the PRO W7400, the RX 7400 uses 8GB of GDDR6 memory clocked at 10.8Gbps, with a bandwidth of 173GB/s – about 40% lower than the RX 7600 despite the same 8GB/128-bit configuration. This GPU still supports Ray Tracing with 28 Ray Accelerators, but gaming performance with RT enabled will be very limited, especially when the higher models in the RX 7000 series still have difficulties in this area.

Inside, the RX 7400 still uses the Navi 33 graphics core like the RX 7600 but the number of processing cores is reduced to 1,792. The compact design of only 167mm, occupies one PCIe slot, does not require additional power supply, suitable for pre-assembled PCs, especially in the low-cost segment.

AMD has not confirmed whether the RX 7400 will be available for retail in the DIY market, but it is likely that this is an OEM-specific GPU that will soon appear in commercial PC models - as Dell has previously deployed.