PowerColor must renew its Fighter line with new version of Radeon RX 7600

PowerColor does not seem to be ready yet to let go of the name Fighter, nor the Radeon RX 7000 video card series series. With the GPUS RDNA Generation series, the well -known AMD partner presented a new line of input models, Reaper. At first, it was imagined that the Reaper would replace Fighter as affordable models, but now we have information that this is not the plan.

Videocardz people report that PowerColor prepares a Radeon RX 7600 Fighter V2. We don’t have the official launch of the plate yet, so it’s good for skepticism, but the site has a great history of hits with this AIB.

The plate would use a Navi 33 chip, the same that appears in Radeon RX 7650 GRE – this yes a reaper model. It comes with 2,048 cores and 8GB of GDDR6 memory, and keeps AMD factory clocks. That is, the GPU runs at 2,250mHz, with boost up to 2.655mHz. TGP is 165W and video connections are the already traditional three Displayport ports 2.1 and one HDMI 2.1

Will PowerColor Limit Fighter Plates to Radeon 7000 Models?

So far, the Fighter series has not appeared on the Radeon 9000 line. So it was imagined that Reaper arrived as a replacement, especially after PowerColor announces its RX 7650 Reaper, bringing the new name to an earlier generation.

The new Fighter model confuses the company’s nomenclature forecasts a little. It may be limited to old models, or maybe appear again in some more affordable Radeon 9000, such as the RX 9050 that has already been mentioned in leaks.

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Finally, Videocardz points out that the plate maintains the two -fars design and a single 8 -pin connector for power.