The Sapphire PULSE RX Vega 56 was introduced
Another virtual pick, at least according to the present position.
A key partner of AMD a few days ago announced the addition of a new member to the Pulse series. Fans of the brand must be well aware that the series is somewhat more restrained than the Nitro + family, yet for most players, it could still be the golden mean. The first thing to note about the Sapphire PULSE RX Vega 56 controller is the following:
- Factory-set 1512 MHz GPU boost clock
- Efficient two-fan design
- Stylish cooling system with flashy back brace
As we know, the graphics chip is available to customers with a 3584 stream processor, the tempo of the 8GB second generation HBM onboard memory also follows the reference. Of course, GPU operating parameters can be configured on a wide scale, Sapphire engineers offer more profiles at the factory, so we can (significantly) improve energy efficiency and reduce consumption at the cost of low power loss - all of which can make the card cooler.
The Dual-X cooling system visibly extends well beyond the printed circuit board, the huge heat dissipation structure hides four 8mm heat pipes, and there’s an even thinner one on the VRM. By the way, the card would evoke the dimensions of the Fury Nano with a more solid construction, of course there would certainly not be two 92 mm air vents on it - their speeds could be between 0 and 3300 rpm.
The Pulse series, despite its slightly improved cost-effectiveness, insists on quality components such as the “Black Diamond”Coils, and the PCI-E connectors have been adequately protected; “fuse protection” protects the device against overcurrent. If you can spend a little more money on your purchase, you might want to consider the Nitro + Radeon RX Vega 56, which here we dropped out thoroughly.
Sapphire said the Pulse Radeon RX Vega 56 will appear on store shelves on Feb. 12, and even Nitro + would be available now if mining fever subsided somewhat.
Source: hexus.net
