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RX VEGA AIB Cards Information Needed?

Looks like ocuk have 2 Vega 64s in stock now, yours for the bargain price of 750 quid.


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Anybody want to buy mine for a very reasonable £700??? :D:D:D:D
 
Mining aside, this feels like an even worse launch than Fury. Will a node shrink turn things around?

Still flabbergasted my 290 is still keeping its head above the water (1440p is definitely more of a struggle with newer games but usually it's easily fixed/tweaked).
 
So there will be no extra performance from Custom cards, just better/quieter cooling. Which I guess most people suspected would be the case.

The reference cards with a two quick tweaks get better results than the custom cards without needing a third power connector.

Looking back, those people who bought the Liquid Cooled Vega cards for £599 got a great deal and those who were lucky enough to get the reference cards at launch didn't do to bad either.
 


In the top PC World review he say's

The Sapphire Nitro+ Radeon RX 64 Limited Edition eliminates Vega's heat and noise issues with the most impressive cooling we've seen, but its performance doesn't match its price

and he's talking about the $650 American pricing not £750 like it's priced here at OCUK.
 
Cracking price that, same as the reference.

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It seems Sapphire have done a great job like they usually do but I'm gonna give Vega a miss. I'll reconsider if it hits $600 once they stop selling, I can't see that taking long.
 
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