Amd prepares to launch 13 graphics cards based on vega 11

AMD is preparing to launch a new series of Vega 11 GPU- based graphics cards, according to recent manufacturing certifications recently received by the new cards. On the other hand, these new models will be based on the unprecedented Vega 11 XT and Vega 11 Pro GPUs.

The new graphics cards are expected to replace the Polaris 10/20 GPUs found in the RX 480/70 and RX 580/70 graphics cards for PCs and laptops. The company is also in the midst of preparations for a large number of Radeon Pro and Radeon Instinct accelerators based on the new GPUs.

AMD prepares to launch 13 new graphics cards based on the Vega 11 GPU

Unlike Vega 10, which was exclusive to desktop computers, Vega 11 will be the first GPU with HBM technology to have laptop support, so several of the 13 new cards will be mobile. If things go as planned for AMD, Vega 11 should appear on laptops during the holiday season alongside the Raven Ridge APUs.

Based on information that came out a couple of months ago, we know that two of the 13 graphics cards will be RX Vega boards and two others will be Radeon Pro boards. Finally, several versions will be Radeon Instinct accelerators.

Additionally, two of the Vega 11 GPU-based RX Vega boards are believed to be the RX Vega 32 and RX Vega 28, while Vega 11 XT is rumored to have 2048 Stream GCN processors, a 1024 memory interface. bits and 4GB of HBM2.

Meanwhile, Vega 11 Pro is believed to have 1, 792 Stream processors and the same interface and memory capacity. The cards will mostly compete with NVIDIA's GTX 1060 series.

As soon as we have more information, we will be here to share it with all of you in this section.