That's what most of the board partners are shipping too though. Only one or two put a sticker on the fan hubs, and that's it as far as customization. And it looks like there's an XFX logo on the bottom left edge of the box in the photo. Plus I have a XFX model myself and that's exactly what the card and box look like.That’s the unbranded version from AMD.com
Ok thanks for the info. I was just wondering because I didnt notice any logos on the box it self as he had the card covering up most of the front of the box in that picture.That's what most of the board partners are shipping too though. Only one or two put a sticker on the fan hubs, and that's it as far as customization. And it looks like there's an XFX logo on the bottom left edge of the box in the photo. Plus I have a XFX model myself and that's exactly what the card and box look like.
I think you're right after looking at XFX site.That's what most of the board partners are shipping too though. Only one or two put a sticker on the fan hubs, and that's it as far as customization. And it looks like there's an XFX logo on the bottom left edge of the box in the photo. Plus I have a XFX model myself and that's exactly what the card and box look like.
That's the way Newegg's website works when something goes out of stock. It takes then a little while to update it as out of stock and gives those errors for a little bit.Ok thanks for the info. I was just wondering because I didnt notice any logos on the box it self as he had the card covering up most of the front of the box in that picture.
Hoping some Sapphire or XFX cards come back into stock this week.
I dont want to buy a Gigabyte card due to the 3 bad reviews..
Anyway, I did in fact try to purchase the MSI card several times yesterday but every time I got to the check out section the card got automatically removed from the cart due to an error??
I guess newegg doesnt want my money or my money isnt green enough or something lol...
It will probably be awhile, if ever, before we see Radeon VIIs with modified PCBs etc.
Looks like, according to the Community Radeon VII Sheet I shared earlier in this thread, that most of the HBM so far is made by Hynix. Unfortunately, I made the HBM Manufacturer column before GPU-Z supported Radeon VII fully, which falsely stated Micron as the HBM manufacturer. Since wiping the column clean, only a few have updated it again with the correct manufacturer, so data is limited so far. But if I had to bet, most of us are going to have Hynix memory on our cards.I'll gladly do some "testing" if someone wants to foot the bill
Is all the HBM2 still Samsung or has Hynix started to produce the memory too? I thought there was a PR on that a couple of months ago but probably too late for anything related to Radeon VII
DrMrLordX, thank you for all of your testing info. Unfortunately, there are not that many of us yet who own Radeon VIIs so the body of testers is very limited.
Navi appears to be months from release and probably more in the GTX1660TI range than the GTX1080TI or GTX2080TI range.
Let the tweaking begin! (I am definitely buying an EK block for this card when it is released).
Looks like Newegg Deactivated all of their Radeon VII sku's.
Yeah missed my chance and there is no chance I am not building a new Ryzen system or a TR system this year. Was really hoping to pop one of these in it.Sadly, I think it may be awhile before we see many more of these on the market. I had thought there would be another wave of cards by tomorrow. It's starting to look kind of sketchy. On the plus side, most of them are only $820 on eBay now! What a deal!
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Agreed. Navi will take awhile before it unseats Radeon VII.
EK should have their block out in 4 weeks, or less.
That inspires very little confidence. Glad I got mine when I did.
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If you check the stock history, there have been waves of cards going up for sale nearly every day from Newegg and Amazon, including some Gigabyte cards at Amazon today:Good catch! Looks like they were right about more cards coming in March. We'll see how long those last. Updating main post.
New owner here
Hope to start testing tomorrow if I get the card.
I just realized I never tested this for you with a memory overclock, so I just tried and I'm seeing the same thing. Even with my modest 1060 MHz memory clock for mining, when I start running GPUPI the memory only runs at 800 MHz. That's still using the previous driver though - I haven't installed the newest one yet.Sweet. Let me know if you can replicate some of the problems I'm having running GPUPI with a memory overclock. Got the same problem in Aida64 GPGPU bench.