Radeon VII breaks new ground for AMD, and for graphics cards in general. It’s the company’s first truly high-end 4K GPU, capable of surpassing 60 frames per second at High or Ultra settings.

Dominic takes a look at the brand new RADEON VII graphics card as NDA breaks today at 2pm GMT. Is this the card that we needed to ensure that Nvidia lower their insane prices in 2019? Dominic finds ...

In the case of this week's AMD Radeon VII—which goes on sale today, February 7, for $699—that extra space is dedicated to a whopping 16GB VRAM, well above the 11GB maximum of any consumer ...

AMD's Radeon VII is its second-generation Vega video card, and strong competition for Nvidia's RTX 2080. Though it doesn't have ray tracing, the Radeon VII tries to achieve excellent performance ...

AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su unveiled the Radeon VII during a keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show last month. Although the Radeon VII was billed as the first 7nm GPU, fundamentally it is ...

The Radeon VII launched last week, as the first 7nm consumer graphics card to arrive on the PC market. Priced at $699, AMD’s flagship is supposed to compete directly with the RTX 2080 in terms ...

Radeon VII is the first GPU to be manufactured using 7nm lithography, a bold statement from AMD. On the face of things that's a big jump from the previous 14nm technology (and 12nm/16nm as well).

The AMD Radeon VII is here, with the specs to challenge the best of them. With 16GB of VRAM, the AMD Radeon VII is one of the best graphics cards to buy on Amazon Prime Day.

AMD had hinted the Radeon VII is on par with the RTX 2080 and we guess that statement could be true if you cherry picked the games and settings to get them within a percent of one another.

The AMD Radeon VII was one of the worst graphics card deals of all time, and yet two years later it's actually the finest the red team has to offer GPU-based cryptocurrency miners.You might have ...

The Radeon VII, AMD’s new $700 card—the first 7nm GPU to ship to consumers—is intended to take on Nvidia’s very best cards. What’s surprising is that it isn’t just as good as Nvidia ...

When AMD announced its Radeon VII GPU at CES, the mention of a 16GB framebuffer sent an immediate chill down our workstation PC’s back. That 16GB framebuffer operating at 1TB/s made it obvious that ...