Clocks confirmed: 1247/1546 MHz :
MSI Radeon RX Vega 64
Stay tuned, only a few hours left before the flood gates open.So what exactly is special about the RX card....
Linus had the real thing in his hand. A lot of these other "photos" might well be renders.Interesting that the one Linus showed had the word Radeon on the front of the shroud but other sites are showing the front shroud with the vega logo. Both air cooled. I've only seen the liquid edition with the vega logo
Linus had the real thing in his hand. A lot of these other "photos" might well be renders.
2x the VRAM.Heh, I was gonna post that exact shot of Vega FE.
So, adding 1 more VRM adds a few hundred to the price?
He's digitalwanderer from Beyond3D who has been with our community there since forever and has some close friends in AMD.
AFAIK, nobody will have cards for review today. (maybe in 1-2+ weeks?)Is this NDA for reviews day as well, or just Raja showing some tech slides?
AFAIK, nobody will have cards for review today. (maybe in 1-2+ weeks?)
AMD will just spoon feed everyone what they want to put out.
Videocardz is saying recommended PSU 750W for RX 64 air/le and 1000W for liquid !!
And how credible do you think that is?Videocardz is saying recommended PSU 750W for RX 64 air/le and 1000W for liquid !!
You think the FE needs an 850W PSU (recommended) with it's ~290W?Well that's got to be a new record for single card. I would guess you're going to be wanting a good 1000W PSU as well, and if that is true it could definitely add some cost to your build.
"For gamers, though, I don't really see much optimism on the horizon with Vega - or anything else from AMD"
May I ask , why do you think so?
Videocardz is saying recommended PSU 750W for RX 64 air/le and 1000W for liquid !!
Well that's got to be a new record for single card. I would guess you're going to be wanting a good 1000W PSU as well, and if that is true it could definitely add some cost to your build.
AMD is also introducing Radeon Packs: 2 free games, up to 100 USD off from Ryzen 7/motherboard combo and up to 200 USD off from FreeSync monitor.
AMD Radeon RX Vega series are here. There are currently six Vega cards, two Frontiers, three RX Vega 64s and a cut-down version called RX Vega 56.
Starting with the 56. This model has 3584 Stream Processors, 10.5 TFLOPs computing power, 410 GB/s memory bandwidth (so around 800 MHz clock) and a price tag of 399 USD.
AMD Radeon RX Vega 64 comes in three variants. The cheapest one is 499 USD, this card has 4096 Stream Processors, 8GB HBM2 memory and 484 GB/s bandwidth. The TDP is 295W and it will offer up to 12.66 TFLOPs of power.
The fastest Vega is called RX Vega 64 Liquid Cooled Edition. This model has higher TDP (345W), but also higher clocks up to 1677 MHz. This card will cost you 699 USD.
The Vega 64 is compared to GTX 1080 and 980 Ti in 4K and 1440p Ultrawide gaming. Based on the numbers on the slides RX Vega 64 will offer higher average framerate:
AMD has also announced several bundles, which include two free games (Prey 2 and Wolfenstein II), a $100 discount on a Ryzen 7 CPU, and a $200 discount on a Samsung ultra-wide monitor