ASRock will release custom models of the RX 5700 in August and show them off at #Computex2019
Revealed three custom models of the AMD Radeon RX 5700 from ASRock, who has said it will launch them sometime in August.
This week, Lisa Su, during the opening keynote of Computex 2019, gave us a preview of the AMD Navi. Sorry, I meant the Radeon RX 5000 Series . These graphics cards are showing promise and are finally abandoning GCN to be developed under RDNA. All we know about RDNA is that it took about two years to design this architecture and promises to be more efficient and powerful than GCN (which isn't saying much). A few days ago, ASRock revealed that the Radeon RX 5700 would have two versions, and now they've shown us three designs.
ASRock shows three heatsink designs for the Radeon RX 5700
Radeon RX 5000 Series will be presented in all its glory during E3 2019, as stated by Lisa Su. These charts at the moment have no known specifications, just a string of rumors that have not even the name right.
During Computex, ASRock has shown three custom models of these graphics cards. Apparently the reference models will be launched on the market next July, perhaps coinciding with the launch of the Ryzen 3000 that will arrive on July 7. ASRock has highlighted that it will be in the month of August when these custom models of the Radeon RX 5700 will arrive.
These models on display are cooler designs / concepts developed by ASRock, highlighting that some could be part of the final product line. Contrary to what has happened with the Radeon VII, no manufacturer has dared to develop custom graphics. This is because the Radeon VII mounts five silicons and there are surface differences, causing thermal problems, so none have had the courage to launch custom models.
We see some very interesting ASRock designs of the Radeon RX 5700, all three based on three fans. Logically they have not given an exact date, they have only named August and less have given price data for these charts. We assume that in Las Vegas will be when AMD dates and prices.
Source: Computerbase


