It’s a safe bet that GDDR7 will end up in the next-generation AMD, Nvidia, and Intel GPUs. We don’t expect any of those to start shipping until 2024 at earliest—Intel’s Battlemage architecture will almost certainly be the first “next-gen” GPU to arrive—so we still have plenty of time. But the transition is otherwise right on schedule.
The first GDDR6 graphics cards launched in 2018 with Nvidia’s RTX 20-series, with GDDR6 at 12–15.5 Gbps (GTX 1650 to RTX 2080 Super). AMD RDNA GPUs also used GDDR6, again ranging from 12–14 Gbps. Two generations later, the latest Nvidia Ada and AMD RDNA 3 GPUs have pushed GDDR6 speeds of 17–20 Gbps, with GDDR6X clocked as high as 22.4 Gbps for the Nvidia RTX 4080.
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