Any mini-ITX lovers out there? Well, take a look at this graphics card. Would it be the perfect size for your PC build?
Taken from Videocardz … The Mini-ITX version of the RX 6400 is coming, according to Eurasian Economic Commission filing.
ASRock submitted a list of upcoming Radeon RX graphics cards to EEC, revealing what the company is currently working on. It would appear that ASRock will be adding custom Mini-ITX cards based on cut-down Navi 24 GPU soon, the Challenger ITX to be precise.
ASRock already did release an entry-level model codenamed “CLI/Challenger ITX”. It is based on RX 6500XT SKU, which is the full-fat Navi 24 model already available for sale. On the contrary, the RX 6400 was never meant to be released to the DIY market. Therefore, this RX 6400 card that has just been listed at EEC may have very limited availability through OEMs and the system integrates only to whom ASRock will supply these cards.
[EEC] ASRock RX6500XT PGD 4GO, RX6500XT CLI 4G, RX6400 CLI 4G, RX560 PGE 4G, RX 560 4G Phantom Gaming Elite. https://t.co/jrfLtfSLtf
— 遠坂小町 (@KOMACHI_ENSAKA) February 1, 2022
Unlike the RX 6500XT, the 6400 does not require external power connectors. The reference card is already a low-profile and single-slot design, which begs a question of whether Mini-ITX is even needed for such a low-power card. However, this is still the first time we learn about a potential custom RX 6400 card.
Source: Videocardz