![]() ![]() If you are a frequent reader of PC Perspective, you have already seen our reviews of the Vega Frontier Edition air cooled and liquid cards, so some of this is going to look very familiar. Pictures of the various product designs have already made it out to the field including the Limited Edition with the brushed anodized aluminum shroud, the liquid cooled card with a similar industrial design, and the more standard black shroud version that looks very similar to the previous reference cards from AMD. Vega 56 will come with 56 CUs enabled (get it?) and 3584 stream processors. Vega 64 uses the full Vega 10 chip with 64 CUs and 4096 stream processors. Radeon will launch the Vega 64 and Vega 56 today, with three different versions of the Vega 64 on the docket. Though the leaks have been frequent and getting closer to reality, as it turns out AMD was in fact holding back quite a bit of information about the positioning of RX Vega for today. Much of the below is sourced from our Vega 64/56 announcement story last month. Radeon RX Vega 64 and Vega 56 Specifications >9.6 TB of raw captured video (average ~25 GB/min).8 cards, 8 games, 2 resolutions, 3 runs = 384 test runs.Interesting statistics from the creation of this review in a VERY short window: If you want a refresher those details, check out the summary below. If you already know about the specifications and pricing peculiarities of Vega 64 and Vega 56 and instead want direct access to performance results, I encourage you to skip ahead. I will come back to them at a later time, but I feel it is most important for us to talk about the performance and power characteristics of these cards as consumers finally get the chance to spend their hard-earned money on them. ![]() ![]() I want to be honest with our readers: AMD gave me so little time with these cards that I am going to gloss over some of the more interesting technological and architectural changes that Vega brings to market. Today we will reveal the company's first consumer products based on the new Vega GPU architecture, thrusting the Radeon brand back into the fight at the $400+ price segments.Īt this point, with architecture teases, product unboxings, professional card reviews, and pricing and availability reveals, we almost know everything we need to know about the new Radeon RX Vega 64 and RX Vega 56 products. Starting with the release of Ryzen 7 and following through last week’s review of the HEDT Threadripper processor, AMD has gone from a nearly-dormant state in 2015-2016 to a wildly active and successful organization with more than a dozen new product launches under its belt. I feel like I have been writing about AMD non-stop in 2017. Clocks, Power Consumption, OverclockingĪ confusing market We test the Vega 64, Vega 64 Liquid, and Vega 56.We test the Vega 64, Vega 64 Liquid, and Vega 56. ![]()
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