Gigabyte would already have the Gigabyte RX Vega 64 Gaming OC ready, which are close to reaching the market, although the OC for the same round is an insignificant 1%.
New AMD RX Vega graphics cards are being seen customized by the different graphics card manufacturers that work with AMD. The latest leak refers to the Gigabyte RX Vega 64 Gaming OC, the company's graphics card, which will have a much more minimalist design than the GTX 1080 or the GTX 1080 Ti, which have a heavier heatsink. Gigabyte has opted to implement a WindForce heatsink with only two fans and that, apparently, it will only occupy two PCI expansion slots and curiously, without RGB and without other similar trifles.
This graphics card will carry the Vega 10 silicon, which has 4096 Stream Processors, 256 TMUs and 64 ROPs. It has been overclocked, but very little, since the frequency of this graphics card is 1276MHz (the reference model works at 1247MHz), while in Boost mode it reaches 1560MHZ (the reference model works in Boost mode at 1546MHz). Overclocking accounts for approximately 1% OC, which for all practical purposes is as if it did not have and possibly this 'negligible' level of overclocking is due to the high consumption of the GPU. The 8GB of HBM2 memory works at 945MHz, which leaves it the same as the factory working frequency.
The only interesting thing is the heatsink, which is not even the most powerful heatsink in the company, but this will have been chosen to reduce costs and put it on the vent at a 'logical' price. The heatsink has a double radiator with aluminum fins, which are traversed by an 8mm thick copper heatpipes and whose heat is dissipated by two 100mm fans. The PCB has been customized using 13 power phases and makes use of two 8 + 8-pin PCIe connectors. It will go on sale for € 749, about € 50 more expensive than ASUS, according to the leaked data.
