We’ve seen the supply of the RX 6900 XT improve in recent months, but it’s still far from ideal, with price tags of $1,500+ (50% over the MSRP).

The lack of a Navi 21-based lineup indicates just how low the production and supply of the higher-end Navi 2x GPUs really is. This means that these mining products come with fat profit margins for both AMD and Sapphire. It’s priced at 550 Euros, a fair bit higher than the RX 6600 which is technically the same product. The X060 has a rated Ethereum hash rate of 27.8 MH at 100W TGP, with 29.4 MH/s at 60W possible with some tuning. This is the same die as the one used by the Radeon RX 6600 XT, 6600, and 6600M.

Featuring 1,792 stream processors running at an operating clock of 2.4GHz, it pairs 8GB of GDDR6 memory with a 192-bit bus. The Sapphire GPRO X060 is based on the Navi 23 XL GPU. According to the source, this particular SKU will be priced at 750 Euros. This GPU is rated with an Ethereum hash rate of 38.05 MH/s, with 41.6 MH/s at 96W possible with some tuning and tweaking. The Navi 22 die is paired with a 160-bit bus, a dual-fan cooling solution, an 8-pin connector, and a TGP of 165W. Featuring 2,304 stream processors at an operating clock of 2.1GHz and 10GB of GDDR6 memory (at 16Gbps), it’s essentially the same die as the one used by the Radeon RX 6700 XT, 6700, and 6700M. The Sapphire GPRO X080 is based on the Navi 22 die. The SAPPHIRE TriXX ver 8.2.0 has been redesigned with a deceptively simple interface, including the new TriXX Boost, NITRO GLOW, and a BIOS software switch.

The two cards are named the following: Sapphire GPRO X080 With the SAPPHIRE TriXX, you can set your card’s performance to maximum and save custom settings for your favorite games. Info obtained by ElChapuzas indicates that both the SKUs are being manufactured by Sapphire, one of AMD’s largest and closest board partners. The chipmaker is prepping two mining GPUs based on the RDNA 2 architecture which is a bit surprising (and upsetting) as the Radeon RX 6000 cards are even more scarce than NVIDIA’s RTX 30 series parts. It would seem that AMD has been quietly aiming to get a share of the mining pie.

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