The LLVM-Project documentation suggests that the GFX1200 and GFX1201 identifiers correspond to the anticipated Navi 44 and Navi 48 GPUs within the RDNA 4 architecture framework. The GFX1200 identifier was previously linked to the Navi 41 SKU, indicating a possible reassignment or evolution in AMD’s naming scheme. Amid speculations about the discontinuation of AMD’s high-end Navi 4X line, the GFX1200 and GFX1201 appear to be successors initially planned for the now-defunct Navi 4C chip.
- GFX101X = RDNA with Navi 1x
- GFX103X = RDNA 2 with Navi 2x
- GFX11XX = RDNA 3 with Navi 3x
- GFX115X = RDNA 3.5 with Navi 3x
- GFX12XX = RDNA 4 with Navi 4x
AMD seems to be realigning its product offerings, with an increased emphasis on the high-end and mainstream segments of the market. While the company has traditionally reserved the enthusiast label for products exceeding the $500 price point, featuring top-of-the-line Navi x1 chips, the RDNA 4 architecture may represent a shift in this trend.
The anticipated launch of the RDNA 4-based next-generation Radeon GPUs is set for 2024, as per AMD’s disclosed roadmap. This launch is expected to utilize an advanced semiconductor process node.
