Here we see the same 32 CU configuration as the original RX 7600, with Game Clock increased from 2.25 GHz to 2.47 GHz – a 9.78% increase and Boost Clock increased from (up to) 2.66 GHz to (up to) 2 .76 GHz – an increase of 3.76%. The memory is identical except for capacity, with a 128-bit bus and 18 Gbps speed.

It remains to be seen whether there is additional room for overclocking, but this relatively small increase in GPU clock – along with doubled VRAM – increased the board’s total power from 165W to 190W and necessitated a second 8-pin power connector.

As for pricing, here’s AMD’s official slide: