AMD Radeon Vega Frontier Edition Liquid Retail

I've had this card for 5 months now. Upgraded from a 280x, and have used it exclusively for gaming. Mainly, I upgraded to a monitor with a resolution of 3440x1440, and also started playing Tom Clancy: Ghost Recon Wildlands. The old 280x couldn't take it. Neither could a crossfired pair of them. Enter the Vega: FE, Liquid Cooled Edition. This card makes short work of the games I throw at it. I'm pretty sure I'm bottlenecked by my CPU now (i5-2500k). On the benchmark of Tom Clancy, I get at least 34 FPS at 3440x1440 on Ultra preset, usually more like 45 AVG. I'm happy with that, personally, as I grew up on the original Halo: Combat Evolved (30 FPS on the original xbox). Everything else I play is just laughably simple for this card. True to the memes about AMD graphics cards, this card ages like fine wine. On release, it traded blows with the Nvidia 1080 (consumer flagship), and in October of 2018, it now trades blows with the 2070 RTX. Sure, it doesn't have the Nvidia-specific RTX cores, but no games use them anyway at the time of writing. If you're into hard numbers, this card will do 13.7 TFlops (single precision). That's better than a 2080ti, which posts 13.4 TFlops (and that card is $200 more expensive, without liquid cooling). This card also comes equipped with a nearly-indecent 16GB of graphics memory. You'll have the choice to run gaming drivers or professional drivers, easily toggled from within the driver menus. Also, as all recent AMD graphics cards do, this card supports Freesync. The only aspect of this card worthy of any hand-wringing would be its power consumption. It is a toaster oven. Fortunately, I live in the grand old US of A, and if I ran it balls-extended for 8 hours every day, my power bill would go up by $10/month (including overhead of the rest of the computer and a lamp). If you can afford Netflix, you can afford the power consumption of this card. TL;DR: If you like AMD better than Nvidia, or you want professional drivers for less-than-professional prices, just buy this.

Don't be worried about the packaging. The card of embedded in about 8" of high density foam. The box is high density cardboard that's almost like wood. You shouldn't be getting this card to game, but if you casual something in down-time I'm sure you'll be fine. Got the card for 3D modeling and animation endeavors and I'm pretty satisfied. I haven't OC'd yet and I am not sure I will anytime soon. I've done two experimental or benchmark renders (using Blender) and on the fishy cat scene with no changes I get 5:36.4 and if I change the tile size to 320x270 I get 4:36. Very pleased. Better than over 20 minutes with my 1070 and better than the 10 minutes with 1080ti. No regrets, just wishes of being able to justify getting another one to my wife's 😂

I am so stocked to build my computer and tge shipment arrives. Opened it up and found only a dvi to display port adapter and nothing else If you didn't get it, no video card inside. The foaming is pretty nice though

Fantastic card! Using it for 3D modeling and rendering in Maya, Max and other CAD software. Performance is astounding! Big step up from the Quadro 4000. Handles hundreds of thousands of object with tens of millions of polys without a sweat in Maya. Great features for Pro users like 10 bit color, 4 monitor ports, 16GB VRAM, Pro app settings via the pro drivers etc... I haven't tried this card for gaming, but there are gaming drivers for it as well. It's able to switch on the fly without having to reboot to go from Pro to Gaming. I bought this card at just over $1000 on Amazon, so if you can grab one at that price, you wont be disappointed.

Perfect for my Mojave hackintosh! You’ll have to get some kexts found online but it natively worked worked perfectly as soon as I plugged it in! I wish there was a way I could turn off the blue lights only because everything else in my case is red but still a great card, well worth it!!!

I was preparing myself to get either a no card, a used card, or an incorrect card like reviews from several years ago indicated. I was pleasantly surprised to get purchased the Radeon Vega Frontier Edition Liquid Cooled card. It is awesome.

Since Nvidia updated the drivers on the Titan Xp FE Vega has become largely obsolete. The absurdly expensive Liquid Edition even more so. Titan Xp beats FE Vega Liquid Edition by a small to an extremely large margin in nearly every single professional use case and as as secondary use as a gaming GPU Titan Xp is 50%+ more powerful. All while using less wattage and costing a lot less and taking up less room due to it not requiring an AIO radiator. Just get a Titan Xp.

Most baller. Excellent wattage.

J'ai acheté cette carte graphique pour l'insérer dans un Breakaway Box 650W de Sonnet, connecté en Thunderbolt 3 à mon Macbook Pro 15" 2016. La carte graphique a été détectée instantanément par Mac OS et les performances sont exceptionnelles en comparaison à la carte graphique Radeon 460 intégrée au Macbook Pro. La fluidité dans les applications professionnelles se fait sentir, aussi bien sur les moniteurs connectés directement à la carte graphique externe que sur un moniteur 5K connecté en TB3 directement à l'ordinateur. J'attends de voir les performances sur des applications plus lourdes comme du rendu 3D mais je n'ai pas encore eu l'occasion de tester. Pour : • Fonctionne parfaitement en eGPU sur Mac contrairement à ce que laisse entendre le site de Sonnet qui ne donne son feu vert que pour la version Air Cooling. • Pas d'installation de driver sur mac, Plug n Play sous MAC OS High Sierra. Quelques bugs à corriger mais dans l'ensemble cela reste très stable. • Silencieuse et ultra performante. • Packaging solide, la carte est parfaitement protégée pour le transport. La boite contient tous les accessoires pour une mise en route simple et rapide. Contre : • Le prix reste excessif pour le peu de différence face aux performances des GPU nVidia en application pro ou perso.

Fate attenzione, i prodotti venduti da questi ''rivenditori'' sono tutti fallati o usati e in ballati molto bene.Non hanno rispetto del compratore in quanto non danno nessun tipo di assistenza, se provi a chiamarli ti trovano un mucchio di scuse e non ti aiutano minimamente a risolvere il problema!!! Ho acquistato una scheda grafica da 900,00 € e dopo un paio di settimane è comparso Errore 99, gli ho contattati ma per l'appunto, hanno fatto un mucchio di storie ...in poche parole, ARRANGIATI!!! Ho sentito AMD e il supporto tecnico dopo varie verifiche, mi ha confermato che il prodotto risulta USATO...peccato che io l'ho pagato per nuovo.Ripeto, fate attenzione, i prodotti sono usati e fallati.

Dopo qualche problema risolto con i driver la scheda si è dimostrata performante, specialmente in rendering. L’aio tiene le temperature sotto i 60c. Devo dire però che la scheda è già tirata di fabbrica, quindi si ha poco limite di overclock