The alleged box of AMD RX Vega graphics cards appears on Reddit
Unknown user uploads an image of the box in which the AMD RX Vega will arrive on Reddit, but shortly after this user deletes his account, not before, since it was still saved and published by a Uruguayan medium.
A few days ago we talked about the disappearance of the AMD RX Vega and a few days after commenting on the possible problems of AMD with its new graphics and therefore launching the new RX 500 Series, a rehash of the RX 400 Series, we have known that this quarter AMD RX Vega will see the light of the market, which indicates that in less than two months these graphics cards will hit the market, although this has not been given an exact date by AMD. The latest has been the leak of the supposed box of the AMD RX Vega.
A screenshot of what appears to be an AMD presentation has surfaced on Reddit, showing the box for the RX Vega. The image was uploaded by a Reddit user who deleted their account shortly after posting, but the Uruguayan website Informática Cero managed to capture and publish it. The image clearly shows the Vega logo and the name Radeon RX Vega, without specifying the model, and makes a clear reference to the video game Quake Champions. It also shows that the card will support DirectX 12 and Vulkan, something we already knew, and that it will feature Radeon Chill, which is also known because it's included in AMD drivers.
How could it be otherwise, these new RX Vega will have VR Ready support or what is the same, which are designed for virtual reality. It should be noted that the current RX 500 Series already have this certification, although they lack power to move it fluently and in moments of sudden head movement the drop in frames is very significant. We want to be cautious first of all, as it could be a very elaborate fake, since the user has been removed from Reddit and the publication can no longer be found on this social network. What matters is that there is less and less time to see AMD's new graphics solution for enthusiastic gamers.
