CES 2019 - AMD has just announced its new Radeon VII graphics card at CES 2019, dropping the Vega brand it seems and going for VII. The new Radeon VII graphics card rocks a 7nm Vega GPU and 16GB of ...
The XFX-branded version of AMD's Radeon VII is selling for just $499 on both Amazon and Newegg. Being the world's first 7nm consumer GPU, the Radeon VII is an exciting product overall, but the Red ...
Lousy and nothing new eh? February 28th, 2019 - Article updated with overclocking results. It has been quite a journey for AMD, but it is the year 2019 and right on schedule we can not have a taste of ...
The marketing guys at AMD did a nice job naming the card Radeon VII (Roman 7) as it is a 7nm, launching on February 7 and costing $699 but our investigation shows that 16GB HBM 2 comes at a hefty ...
AMD's new Radeon Pro VII is the consumer-focused Radeon VII, but for professionals. We have the same 16GB of HBM2 on a 4096-bit memory bus with up to 1TB/sec of memory bandwidth. The same Vega 20 GPU ...
When AMD announced its Radeon VII GPU at CES, the mention of a 16GB framebuffer sent an immediate chill down our workstation PC’s back. That 16GB framebuffer operating at 1TB/s made it obvious that ...
As expected, AMD today announced its latest high-end graphics card for gamers built using 7-nanometer process technology. However, AMD threw us for a bit of a loop with regards to the naming of the ...
AMD is having some specials that gamers and enthusiasts looking to build up a new PC might want to partake in. There are two weeks left to take advantage of the AMD 50th anniversary gifts to gamers ...
In the world of computer graphics cards, AMD has been behind its only rival, Nvidia, for as long as we can remember. But a confluence of recent events finally left AMD with a sizable opportunity in ...
Today Amazon is offering an excellent deal on a very capable AMD GPU that competes with NVIDIA's most popular offerings. You can pick up the XFX Speedster AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT 16GB GPU for only ...
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