AMD’s future “GFX1300” series GPUs are revealed to support “Dissatisfied” version of HDMI 2.2

Passionategeekz On June 20, source @Kepler_L2 broke the news on X platform yesterday that AMD’s future “gfx13” (i.e. “GFX1300” series) GPU will only support HDMI 2.2 to 80Gbps.

January this year CES 2025 Published on HDMI 2.2 A new range of features and a maximum bandwidth of 96Gbps doubled compared to HDMI 2.1, though it appears to be on the “GFX1300”This specification will be implemented only for limited purposes。

Since the GFX ID of the “RDNA 4” architecture belongs to the “GFX1200” series, the “GFX1300” is likely to correspond to AMD’s next-generation consumer GPUs. The 64Gbps mentioned by @Kepler_L2 is perhaps the HDMI 2.2 support level for consumer-grade “GFX1300” graphics cards.

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