AMD lastly confirms what the GRE stands for in its Radeon RX 7650 GRE graphics card

AMD has revealed what the GRE on the finish of the China-exclusive RX 7650 GRE stands for. The cardboard, which is the primary GPU launch from AMD in 2025 albeit simply in China, boasts 8GB of VRAM and an overclock in comparison with the usual RX 7600. The unique GPU arrives simply forward of the RX 9070 and RX 9070 XT launch worldwide this March.

Following the launches of the RX 7900 GRE and RX 6750 GRE in 2023, it was broadly reported that the acronym associated to the 12 months of the Rabbit (Golden Rabbit Version), was consistent with the Chinese language calendar. Effectively, we’re now not within the 12 months of the Rabbit.

GRE now stands for Nice Radeon Version

Now, AMD has confirmed the GRE stands for ‘Nice Radeon Version’, as per Chinese media reports – and this post on the running a blog platform Weibo. Sitting between the RX 7600 8GB and the XT 16GB variant, the 7650GRE runs on RDNA 3, and on account of its overclock, which takes the cardboard from as much as 2695 MHz from the RX 7600’s 2655 MHz (increase clock), the facility score has been hiked from 165W to 170W.

The RX 7650 GRE, which can solely be out there in China, is not going to have a reference mannequin, and as an alternative simply are available variants from companions together with ASUS and Sapphire. Whereas it might be unusual that AMD is launching an RDNA 3 card so near the newer fashions popping out, there are ideas that this may very well be a option to clear extra stock. It stays to be seen if it finds an viewers out there.