Emerging images likely showcase AMD's Navi 32 GPU for the first time. This GPU is visible during an interview featuring AMD's Lisa Su, and it's expected to cater to the midrange segment of video cards developed on the RDNA3 platform, potentially slotting into the RX 7800 series.

Hoang Anh Phu, a Twitter user, noticed the GPU in the backdrop of a Forbes video released earlier this month. During the interview with AMD CEO Lisa Su, a GPU, presumably the Navi 32, becomes noticeable about 90 seconds in. The captured frames, which Hoang managed to enhance, reveal a graphics die approximately 200mm² in size, accompanied by four memory chipsets totalling 64MB of cache memory. As of now, the application of the Navi 32, earmarked for the midrange sector, remains undetermined. However, it's likely to be part of the Radeon RX 7800 GPU series, AMD's midrange offerings anticipated for release later this year.

AMD's Probable Navi 32 GPU spotted: Radeon RX 7800