On April 20, AMD is going to release multiple Ryzen 5000/4000 processors and new Radeon RX 6000 graphics processors. The launch date of the updated Radeon video cards is not yet confirmed, but it is clear that AMD is preparing a large product update in the spring of 2022.

One of the rumors mentioned together with the Radeon RX 6x50XT series is that the company will also restart its highest RDNA2 graphics processor for the DIY market. The RADEON RX 6400 is currently available only for OEM manufacturers and is a graphical processor based on NAVI 24 with 768 streaming processors. It is also the only reference low-profile model in the entire lineup and the only card that does not require external power connectors (TDP 53 W).

At the moment, it is unclear whether the DIY model will have the same characteristics as the OEM version, but the leak from RRA, at least confirms that the development of the Gigabyte Eagle series is located in the development.

If you believe the previous messages, AMD is now going to release at least three new SKU RADEON RX 6000: 6950XT, 6750XT and 6650XT. The RX 6400 will now just become available for buyers who make it with their own hands.

RX 6400 is not a game graphics processor, but it can be an interesting alternative for servers without discrete graphics. However, due to the limitations of video coding capabilities, it may not be such a good solution for a PC with a home cinema.