Filtered the first benchmark of an AMD Radeon RX Vega 20, but the curious thing, that the benchmark of this professional graphics, is with the Ashes of the Singularity.
The AMD RX Vega based on Vega 10, have not gone exactly well and the company has decided to leave them for the professional segment, among other things, because they use HBM2 memories, which are difficult to manufacture and are quite expensive, which causes a significant higher cost of the final product, for a rather poor performance. AMD will leave the Vega 20s, based on the 7nm manufacturing process, for the professional segment. Today a Radeon Pro Vega 20 has been seen.
Filtered the first benchmarks of the AMD Radeon Pro Vega 20.
It is not the first time that this graphics card has been seen, since it was seen for months, but at that time it did not look like it is now, but it was seen with a code name. The benchmark, in this case is quite clear, where we can see the Radeon Pro Vega 20, clearly in the title Ashes of the Singularity, where many more details are not revealed regarding this graphics card. What can be seen is the resolution at which the game has run and specific drivers for this graphics card have been shown.
Right now we do not know if this solution will serve to develop a new graphics family for different specialized fields or will be the replacement of the current Frontier. But, it seems to us at least curious, the fact that it appears two weeks after the 'presentation' at Computex 2018. We say 'presentation', because Lisa Su made reference to these graphs, but clarifying that they were in the development phase.
These Radeon Pro Vega 20 should not be seen until the end of the year, but the filtration of this benchmark makes us think that its arrival in the PROFESSIONAL market is closer than we think, a market, by the way, covered by NVIDIA and its specialized solutions for AI.
Source: wccftech
