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 ...

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 ...

— New AMD Radeon™ Pro Software for Enterprise delivers enhanced performance for current-generation AMD Radeon™ Pro graphics cards; New plug-ins enable Radeon™ ProRender software integration into ...

AMD on Wednesday unveiled the Radeon Pro VII, a high-end graphics card similar to past Mac Pro offerings but aimed at the broader professional workstation market. The card is based on AMD's Vega 20 ...

The Radeon VII, the world’s first consumer 7nm graphics card, promises to deliver twice the memory, more than twice the memory bandwidth and up to 29 percent higher gaming performance than the Radeon ...

AMD is strengthening its position in the workstation graphics market with the introduction of the Radeon Pro VII, which as you can imply from its name, is based on the consumer market Radeon VII ...

What's new with the Radeon VII Gold Edition? The Radeon VII Gold Edition was launched to celebrate AMD's 50th anniversary. While it's a special edition graphics card, there's absolutely nothing new in ...

Now available at retail, AMD's Radeon VII graphics card can be used in a Thunderbolt 3 eGPU enclosure with the latest macOS Mojave beta. The card is a prime candidate for use in future "Pro" Mac ...

The new Radeon VII 50th Anniversary Edition graphics card looks awesomely mean with a totally red shroud versus the silver-themed shroud on the normal Radeon VII graphics card. The all-red look is ...

Today, AMD introduced the Radeon Pro VII, a high-end graphics card for workstations built on a 7nm process. This is AMD's range-topping GPU for professional workloads, and it comes with 16GB of HBM2 ...

A cousin of AMD's Instinct M150 gaming card, the Radeon VII was released in February with an eyebrow-raising asking price of $699. In his review, Christopher Schodt commended the card's speed, 16GB of ...