The AMD RX Vega Nano appears again, after months without knowing anything about it, but in this case from the hand of Sapphire, who would have already finalized the custom model that should soon reach the market.

Since it was seen a few months ago, we have not heard anything about this graphics card, so far and thanks to Sapphire, one of the assemblers who work exclusively with AMD. The company has in its hands the AMD RX Vega Nano, the graphics card that was seen in the summer along with the AMD RX Vega 64 and AMD RX Vega 56. Well now it seems that they are finalizing their launch, by the hand of Sapphire in First instance.

As we said, this graphics card was presented in August of last year, along with the other Vega models, commenting that it would reach the market in a few weeks, which in the end has ended up being many months late, due to the enormous problems it has. AMD in the production of Vega chips, among others, due to using HBM2 memory, which is expensive and difficult to produce.

The PCB image refers to the Sapphire RX Vega 56 Pulse, a graphics with a greatly reduced PCB. We are used to seeing the Vega with large PCBs, because a large heatsink is needed to cool the GPU well, what's more, you can clearly see that there is a good chunk of empty PCB in the Vega 64 and Vega 56.

We see that this graphics card has two 8 + 8-pin PCIe connectors, so consumption will have been optimized, with an apparent reduction in voltage (undervolt), with its corresponding cut in terms of frequencies, to prevent it from heating up. in excess and that a single fan can cool it. This graphics card would have a TDP of 150W (we have already explained that TDP is not power consumption), lower than the Vega 56, which has a TDP of 210W.

Source: wccftech