The AMD RX Vega will do like a rock star come to less a brief tour without any attraction, before being presented at SIGGRAPH 2017, to be held at the end of the month in Los Angeles.
After the Harlem Globetrotters world tour comes the long awaited AMD RX Vega world tour. The graphics card has not been presented, it has not been seen and we know little about it, but AMD will take it on tour, without letting it see much, in various places. According to Radeon's own page, an RX Vega will arrive in Budapest, Hungary on July 18 and will be at the Akvárium Klub between 14:00 p.m. and 19:00 p.m. CET. We do not know what he will do, but let himself be seen of course not.
A few days later it will be dropped by Portland, in the United States, specifically at PDXLAN and will be there from July 21 to July 23. Finally, this will be seen, in theory, in Los Angeles, also in the United States, during SIGGRAPH 2017 between July 30 and 21. What we don't know is what he will do in Budapest and Portland, because showing up and being seen, surely not, at most, a game will run, as a sample of the potential of this graphics card, but little else.
The input generated by Annie Lee says that 'we know that you have been waiting for the Radeon RX Vega and we cannot wait to make it known to everyone'. He also adds that 'the details about Radeon RX Vega will arrive during SIGGRAPH 2017, so you will have to pay attention to what happens during the technological event that will take place the last week of July.'
Let's look at it however we want, this Miss Vega walk does not make the slightest sense, especially because in two events it will not be seen, it will simply show a gameplay and thank you. We must emphasize that AMD is not wrong, we have been waiting for more than half a year for AMD to release a graphics card that arrives with a long delay and supposedly, competing with the NVIDIA GTX 1080 based on Pascal, and we highlight Pascal, because Volta is here , just around the corner.
Source: Radeon
I'm increasingly disillusioned with Vega 🙁
Hahaha that's the purpose of these articles.
So don't trust speculation and rumors. Wait for the official day and some reviews of games or what interests you.
In all your articles you can see that you detest amd, that you see all his actions as meaningless and that it seems that it is the worst company in the world, and you say that volta is around the corner when in an article of yours you say 1 week ago that nvidia would delay volta. And the reason I see him to show it is to raise the hype and that we all want to have an amd vega. On the other hand, I tell you this because yes, you will be informing about what amd is going to do and that seems perfect to me, that's what you do, but you don't have to give your opinion on it, because it should be noted that it is always bad, while in the rest or there is or you do not take care of making it clear that such a company is the worst
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Will I turn around which corner? Who is it that writes these ridiculous things? Volta comes out in 2019 and just in 2018 maybe before Pascal 2.0 was said by nvidia itself. Who writes this, a fanboy?
NVIDIA has not said any of that at any time. Some say that Volta would come out this year for the gaming market or during the first half of the year, at the very least. That in 2019 is an invention.