According to AMD's David Wang, Senior Vice President of Engineering at Radeon Technologies Group, the projected performance-per-Watt uplift for its RDNA 3 architecture is over 50 percent, compared to RDNA 2 architecture. AMD further explains that the uplift is achieved through a 5nm manufacturing process, advanced chiplet packaging, rearchitected compute unit, optimized graphics pipeline, and the next-gen AMD Infinity Cache.

The new roadmap briefly mentions the RDNA 4 architecture that will be based on an "advanced node", and probably come in 2024.

As you already know, AMD's RDNA 3 is expected to launch later this year with Navi 3x and according to what AMD is promising, we are certainly looking forward to it.