Steam Machine appears on official Vulkan 1.4 conformant products list

For anyone wondering how AMD will feed Navi33 with a 128b bus, remeber that Navi33 is basically Navi23 with GFX11 IP
Same 128b bus, same 2SEs, but w/ Octa-SIMD WGPs, 4X IFC capacity and 2X IFC Buswidth

This is essentially adding Infinity Cache again
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AMD、Radeon RX 7650 GREがNavi 33採用で2025第1四半期に登場予定

AMD, Radeon RX 7650 GRE to be released in Q1 2025 with Navi 33
youtu.be/YJ8b3IAelrQ

All TSMC N7/N6-based Desktop GPUs plotted by Performance and Geomean of Power and Die Size, now including the RX 7600 / Navi33

This is essentially a simplified look at "Architectural Efficiency"

Here's a random fact:
Navi31 has MORE silicon on N6 than Navi33

Yes, that means just the MCDs in AMD's high end chip cost more to manufacture than the entirety of their low end, not even accounting for packaging cost
(Only applies to Radeon RX 7900 XTX and Radeon PRO W7900)

Navi33 and Aldebaran look way to good for 7/6nm
Aldebaran is supposedly Arcturus + 2X FLOPS + New Features + smaller die + way higher Perf/W + MCM
Navi33 is supposedly higher perf than Navi21 while being smaller AND more efficient
What are we missing here?
How is AMD doing this?

Am I the only one who noticed @greymon55's new bio?
Navi33 is apparently 4096SPs, not 5120
That means an RDNA3 card that can (presumably) beat Navi21 is just 16WGPs
Of course, this begs the question of where the 60WGP Navi31 would land
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