We bring you the video-review of the Sapphire RX Vega 64 graphics card, a solution within the graphics market focused on gamers who want to enjoy DirectX 12 and 4K.
We analyze on our YouTube channel the graphics card [amazon_textlink asin = 'B074SR3NBX' text = 'Sapphire RX Vega 64 ′ template =' ProductLink 'store =' hardwa028-21 ′ marketplace = 'ES' link_id = '35ed8b00-8cec-11e7- b7ea-412d50756c49 ′], one of the last graphics cards released by AMD. This graphics card has the stock AMD heatsink, the simple blower type that reminds us so much of the heatsink installed at the time in the AMD RX 480. This graphics card is especially designed for gaming with 4K resolutions and for titles that have support for DirectX 12, the new API that aims to boost the world of video games.
This graphics card works at a base frequency of 1247MHz and can reach 1546MHz through Boost mode. The Vega 10 chip has no less than 4096 Stream Processors and 64 Compute Units, which offers a single precision power of 12.66 TFLOPS. The graphics card also has 8GB of HBM2 memory that offers a 2048-bit bus. Possibly the greatest mismatch of this graphics card is the consumption, much higher than expected and the consumption of the GTX 1080, with which it intends to compete.
As video outputs, this graphics card makes use of three DisplayPort 1.4 and one HDMI 2.0b output, more than enough for any multiscreen setup. The maximum resolutions for this graphics card are 5120x2880 via DisplayPort and 4096x2160 via HDMI. Two 8 + 8-pin PCIe connectors have been arranged to power this graphics card. One of the most interesting technologies that these graphics cards support is virtual reality, being an excellent solution for fans of this new technology developed expressly for the segment of video games and multimedia entertainment.
