Gigabyte if that would be working on a radeon rx vega 64

Over the past few days, several conflicting reports have been released regarding Gigabyte's Radeon RX Vega custom graphics card designs, with some reports pointing out that Gigabyte is not creating a custom RX Vega 64 while others claim multiple models are on the way.

Gigabyte would be preparing several Radeon RX Vega

Hardware.info has reported that they have been confirmed by a trusted source that Gigabyte is creating a custom RX Vega 64 and that there would even be multiple models. The same source has also indicated that these GPUs would hit the market in mid-October. You could also expect the arrival of a Radeon RX Vega 56 since both versions share characteristics so the same heatsink and the same PCB can be used.

On the other hand, Asus has delayed the launch of its RX Vega Strix from September to October, the reason for this would be that the low supply of Vega 10 silicon is limiting the Taiwanese's ability to create the cards.

Another problem with Vega is the inconsistency of silicon, as there are several versions with different characteristics when it comes to the height of the GPU and the HBM2 memory, making it difficult to create a heatsink that works optimally in all variants..

Source: overclock3d