AMD Nashira Summit GPU seen in AoTs database - first MCM RDNA3 GPU?

An entry of a system with two AMD Nashira Summit GPUs has been discovered in the benchmark database of Ashes of the Singularity. Performance-wise there's nothing interesting to see here, but there's some speculation that this could be the first sighting on a multi-chip module (MCM) based on the RDNA3 architecture.

A lot of uncertainty here so let's just treat this as a curiosity for now.

So, has the AMD Nashira Summit GPU has been spotted being tested in AoTS in dual GPU configuration? That might be the case but a ChipHell forum tipster reckons that what we are actually seeing here in the wild for the first time is an AMD RDNA 3 based GPU in multi-chip module (MCM) configuration. AoTS is known to be quite friendly with multi-GPUs so it might have been chosen as an early test for getting the MCM GPU running in a commercial game.

The AoTS benchmark scores achieved by Nashira Summit appear to be nothing at all special at this early stage. This tester chip appears to be a smidgeon faster than AMD's Radeon 5600XT, that's all.

Ashes of the Singularity (GPU)
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