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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: February 15th, 2019 by rob-ART morgan, mad scientistThe Radeon Vega VII is now shipping. It's expected to be fully supported in macOS 10.14.4. Meanwhile we fired up Windows OS on our Mac Pro tower to see how it compared to competing GPUs from AMD and NV...
Our main issue is the price and the associated value of the Radeon VII. At $699.99 the AMD Radeon VII cannot afford to trail the competition, yet it clearly does in some situations. We feel like this card should come in at $649 given its performance. The...
While there are definitely more areas to investigate, what we've seen of the Radeon VII is still the first 7nm gaming GPU, and that is no small feat. But beyond that, bringing it to consumers allows a mid-generation option for buyers; and the more enthusi...
Published: 2019-02-12, Author: Jeff , review by: Techreport.com
Abstract: Our initial review of AMD's brand-new Radeon VII graphics card relied on a punishing combo of a 4K resolution and high-dynamic-range output to bring our field of graphics cards to its knees, and folks, let me tell you: It is a glorious thing to experience...
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Published: 2019-02-11, Author: Steven , review by: techspot.com
Abstract: With the release driver on hand for the Radeon VII we decided to go back to the test bench. Steve has spent the last few days doing nothing but benchmarking. after spending the few days before that, doing nothing but benchmarking.Since our day-one rev...
Published: 2019-02-08, Author: Alex , review by: gizmodo.com
It's incredibly fast in professional applications thanks to 16GB of HMB2 memory,
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
Published: 2019-02-07, Author: Chris , review by: tomshardware.com
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,
Performance slightly lags GeForce RTX 2080 at same price, Extremely loud under load, Inelegant fan curve
We're glad to see AMD launching a high-end gaming graphics card capable of contending with GeForce RTX 2080. Its 16GB of HBM2 convey big benefits in gaming and content creation workloads alike, and a three-game bundle adds value above and beyond Radeon VI...
Published: 2019-02-07, Author: Steve , review by: gamersnexus.net
Because AMD completely overhauled its API calls for this card, no current software utilities work for it. Afterburner is broken, GPU-z needs an update, and Wattool is also largely non-functioning. This leaves us with AMD's WattMan, which is also presentl...
The expectations for VEGA 20, or what is now called Radeon VII have been high. It is impressive to see what the 7nm node brings extra in performance. This card behaves well in the more high resolutions, but with some titles, it can cave in back in-between...
First 7nm GPU, Good 1440p/4k performance, Lots of VRAM and bandwidth
Slower than RTX 2080, Lacking in features, Worse efficiency
Radeon VII is a modest improvement over Vega helped by a die shrink, but it doesn't overcome architecture limitations or warrant the price… unless you need 16GB VRAM...
