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October 2021
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The editors liked
It's incredibly fast in professional applications thanks to 16GB of HMB2 memory
Compact design
Fan-stop mode
Very quiet under load
Modern and energy-efficient GPU architecture (7 nm)
Attractive price
Great performance at 2560 x 1440 with maximum quality
Great at 4K with dialed-back detail settings
16GB of HBM2 ideal for memory-intensive workloads
Three-game bundle adds substantial value
Excellent 4K/60 gaming
Beautiful design
16GB of high-bandwidth memory
Greatly improved power efficiency and thermals
First 7nm GPU
Good 1440p/4k performance
Lots of VRAM and bandwidth
Fast enough to play most games at 4K
16GB of memory
Super fast 1TB/s memory bandwidth
The editors didn't like
It lacks the cool extra features the RTX 2080 has
Including ray tracing
It's a surprise that the Radeon VII is impressive because it's based on the Vega architecture that AMD introduced in 2017. It's the same architecture found in its Ryzen CPUs with in
Not always fast enough for all-out 1080p gaming
Very low ray tracing performance compared to Nvidia
Performance slightly lags GeForce RTX 2080 at same price
Abstract: In 2019 AMD introduced new video cards that finally started using a new architecture. After years of using the GCN architecture, they switched to the new RDNA architecture. The difference with the NVIDIA cards became a lot smaller, even though there was a...
compact design, fan-stop mode, very quiet under load, modern and energy-efficient GPU architecture (7 nm), attractive price
not always fast enough for all-out 1080p gaming, very low ray tracing performance compared to Nvidia
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Abstract: Over the past year or so, we have received a good number of request from the (semi) professional end-users out there that would like to see how GPUs perform in the realm of content creation. Obviously there are many workloads you can fire off at a GPU, bu...
Published: 2019-06-11, Author: Michael , review by: phoronix.com
Abstract: Recently I provided a fresh look at the Radeon VII Linux gaming performance (as well as comparing AMDVLK vs. RADV ) now that I have a Vega 20 graphics card running great under Linux after the pre-production VII had failed. One of the other areas I was cur...
Published: 2019-05-22, Author: Steven , review by: techspot.com
Abstract: Honestly we're not sure why the overwhelming interest, but we've been getting a surprisingly large number of requests for a Radeon VII re-test over the past few weeks, and we couldn't refuse. It's been 3 months since the GPU's release and there haven't be...
Abstract: May 15th, 2019 by rob-ART morgan, mad scientistAMD touts the Radeon VII GPU for Gaming and for "Content Creation Workloads." How does it compare to other Mac compatible, high-end GPUs?GRAPH LEGENDcMP + VII = 2010 Mac Pro 12-core with Radeon VII GPU...
Published: 2019-03-04, Author: Sebastian , review by: notebookcheck.net
Abstract: Futureproofed thanks to 16 GB of VRAM - AMD is looking to shake up the desktop GPU market with the Radeon VII, which is the first card to be manufactured on a 7 nm FinFET process. The company has also equipped the Radeon VII with 16 GB of HBM2 VRAM, but i...
Excellent 4K/60 gaming, Beautiful design, 16GB of high-bandwidth memory, Greatly improved power efficiency and thermals
Comparable performance to 2-year-old GTX 1080 Ti, No dedicated ray tracing hardware
AMD's Radeon VII is a fast, memory-rich graphics card loaded down with the latest technologies. It trades blows with Nvidia's GeForce RTX 2080 in 4K gaming...
AMD may be pushing the AMD Radeon VII in a brute force approach, but you don't necessarily have to live with the power demands. The power demands are the easiest to control with the Radeon VII. A little undervolting or Radeon Chill and the power draw is g...
