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ASRock Radeon VII with AMD Reference Heatsink

The first image of the ASRock Radeon VII appears with the AMD reference heatsink, but in principle without further news about it.

During CES 2019, AMD Radeon VIIs based on the Vega 20 @ 7nm architecture were presented. A few days later, a fairly limited amount of stock began to be rumored. Quickly from AMD they have denied this. Now the first image of an ASRock Radeon VII graphics card has been released. This graphics card has the characteristic of being AMD's stock heatsink but with ASRock stickers

An ASRock Radeon VII is seen with the reference heatsink

We currently have no data on whether there will be custom AIB products for the new AMD graphics. Yes, it has been said by the company that custom models will arrive. One of the first models to arrive has been ASRock's. In this case it has the heatsink that AMD has developed for these new graphics

The only difference from the reference model is that it has stickers on the fans. It is foreseeable that this heatsink will be more than enough to efficiently cool this new graphics intended for gaming.

Regarding the general characteristics, it has a GPU based on 7nm lithography. It also has 16GB HBM2 with a bandwidth of 1TBs and also has support for FreeSync 2 HDR. It has also been confirmed that it is based on the Vega architecture and that they will be available on February 7 for $ 699.

Source: Guru3D

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