They publish in Streamble a video of the presentation video where a complete AMD RX Vega would be seen, supposedly, since these could not yet be in production.
We previously mentioned that AMD's RX Vega GPUs were in a very early stage and weren't being mass-produced, and then the AMD RX Vega video surfaced. We already discussed this video, which had been accompanied by photos. Now, a video of the video itself has been leaked (yes, it couldn't be more random). The video quality isn't great, as it was recorded with who-knows-what kind of video camera.
The Angle and the quality of the screen, as well as the sum of the reflection on the screen, do not allow to distinguish all the elements quite well. You see a box and inside when you open it it seems that there would be a Vega GPU and then you see the images of the graphics card that we had already seen. Regarding data, there is none, since as we have commented in the previous post, these graphics cards are far from being operational and what is shown would be a preliminary version of this graphics card, which on the backplate would have the RX Vega logo It would light up with red LEDs and the backplate would be white or silver.
There is no data on the original video and this video has been published by surprise on Reddit. Theoretically, RX Vega would have to arrive in June or July, but it is possible that they will be quite delayed, since AMD would not have started the series production of the GPUs due to problems in their development, although it is unknown what they would be. The data is quite scarce and who knows if they have already corrected it and started production, but the data that is handled is that GlobalFoundries has not yet begun to produce it in series. We will see what happens and we hope they arrive as soon as possible.
Source: Reddit
Who the hell buys a Mac to use Windows? !!!? What sense does it make? For that you buy a Windows computer that is cheaper for you
Many developers buy Macbooks for their design, portability, and quality, but they often need Windows to use development tools. And Microsoft is not stupid, if you want to develop for them you have to use their system. It's not crazy, I've seen it quite a bit even from my own university professors.
For that you buy a Dell xps that is similar in design and weight and is cheaper
It has a simpler explanation. It seems to be a MacBook Pro from two years ago, which were the first to incorporate the Thunderbolt port, but there is a curious thing that few people know, they had a problem, that these connectors did not work well at first with Mac OS, they which forced to install Windows so that it worked correctly.
Isn't it that Roberto didn't exist?