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XFX AMD Radeon VII 16GB HBM2, 1750 MHz Boost, 1801 MHz Peak, 3xDP 1xHDMI Pci-E 3.0

4.1 out of 5 stars 388 ratings
Graphics Coprocessor AMD Radeon VII
Brand XFX
Graphics Ram Size 16 GB
GPU Clock Speed 1750 MHz
Video Output Interface DisplayPort, HDMI

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  • Chipset: AMD Radeon VII
  • 16GB HBM2 memory
  • Boost clock - 1750 MHz
  • Peak clock - 1801 MHz
  • Triple fan cooling. Stream processors - 3840
  • Microsoft Windows 10 support
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XFX Radeon VII graphics card brings the latest and greatest features for PC gamers: Capture, stream, share, optimize and fine-tune your games with ease. Exceptionally smooth and fast out-of-the-box gaming experience powered by Radeon software.

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    Radeon VII
    Gaming

    EXTREME GAMING

    XFX Radeon VII is future-ready and built to meet the demands of high-performance gameplay with support for DirectX 12 and Vulkan features to deliver incredible gaming experiences at ultra-smcooth and consistently high framerates in 1440p, ultrawide and 4K. Reinvigorate your favorite esports games and get unrestrained HD game streaming with virtually no performance impact. The XFX Radeon VII GPU is in a class of its own.

    software

    INTUITIVE GAMING FEATURES

    AMD Radeon Software Adrenalin 2019 Edition gives you more control over your gaming experiences. The software’s intuitive interface enables players to stream, share and tweak graphics settings in real-time without missing a second of the action or compromising in-game performance.

    • Seize your gaming victories with easy streaming capabilities of Radeon ReLive
    • Work smarter and cooler with Radeon Chill — dynamically helping save power while gaming
    • Tailor your gameplay with custom profiles and enhance your PC performance with Radeon Wattman7
    • Tailor preferences without having to leave your game with Radeon Overlay
    • Get Day-0 driver support and more

    Creation

    EXTRAORDINARY CREATION

    AMD Radeon VII packs mega memory muscle and great graphics performance enabling hyper-realistic visuals. With 16GB of HBM2 memory, up to 1TB/second of memory bandwidth and a 4096-bit memory interface, the AMD Radeon VII is perfectly suited for memory intensive and graphically demanding applications. Embrace content creation — even in 8K resolutions, VR and beyond — that’s so quick and responsive it’s practically clairvoyant.

    HBM2

    AMD HIGH-BANDWIDTH MEMORY 2

    With 16GBs of HBM2 memory and 1TB/s memory bandwidth, AMD Radeon VII is built to tackle visually demanding gaming and content creation. A 4096-bit memory interface helps you keep the pace while rendering hyper-realistic visuals.

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    Max Screen Resolution ‎4096 x 2160
    Memory Speed ‎1 GHz
    Graphics Coprocessor ‎AMD Radeon VII
    Chipset Brand ‎AMD
    Card Description ‎XFX AMD Radeon VII
    Graphics Card Ram Size ‎16 GB
    Other Technical Details
    Brand ‎XFX
    Series ‎RX-VEGMA3FD6
    Item model number ‎RX-VEGMA3FD6
    Item Weight ‎2 pounds
    Product Dimensions ‎11.02 x 4.92 x 1.57 inches
    Item Dimensions LxWxH ‎11.02 x 4.92 x 1.57 inches
    Manufacturer ‎XFX
    ASIN ‎B07NFGDZWQ
    Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‎No
    Date First Available ‎February 7, 2019

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    Customers praise the video card's graphics quality, speed, and value for money, with one noting it's particularly good for Linux users. The performance receives mixed feedback - while many say it does well, some report it stops working after four months of use. Customers disagree on the noise level, with some finding it quieter while others describe it as annoyingly loud. The card runs very hot and experiences thermal throttling, and while some report no crashes, others experience constant crashes.

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    27 customers mention "Graphics quality"27 positive0 negative

    Customers praise the graphics quality of this video card, describing it as a beast of a card.

    "...However, it does come in an electrostatic bag and XFX did provide a nice touch with cap covers over the ports (3 DP, 1 HDMI) and the contacts that..." Read more

    "this is a monster graphics card that under the right conditions and with the right mods can really perform very well...." Read more

    "...For one, this card is great at multitasking, gaming and streaming, or even gaming and recording this thing can keep up quite well...." Read more

    "this card was a beast. great fps, great multitasking, great everything. however unfortunately mine died on me after only about 2 months...." Read more

    14 customers mention "Value for money"14 positive0 negative

    Customers find the video card offers good value for money.

    "...in most games my radeon vii at 2050mhz outperforms the 2080 and it costed less which is a plus too. be aware not every gpu will clock like mine does...." Read more

    "...on a budget and you had close to 700 to throw around, this is a good buy...." Read more

    "...Had great performance in Blender, After Effects and Premiere pro, but had really strange texture issues in CoD Warzone...." Read more

    "...that matches the 2080 (and sometimes outperforming it) with better value...." Read more

    12 customers mention "Speed"12 positive0 negative

    Customers praise the video card's speed, describing it as the fastest GPU with blazing performance, and one customer mentions it runs Crysis smoothly.

    "...pushed it as temperatures and fan speed climbed, but it held steady at my goal of 60 fps for most games..." Read more

    "...gaming and streaming, or even gaming and recording this thing can keep up quite well. Pair it up with a really good cpu and it's the bee's knees...." Read more

    "this card was a beast. great fps, great multitasking, great everything. however unfortunately mine died on me after only about 2 months...." Read more

    "...All I could see is how fast this would make scene rendering...." Read more

    10 customers mention "Graphics performance"10 positive0 negative

    Customers praise the video card's performance, with individual reviews highlighting its suitability for Linux and Hackintosh builds, as well as its effectiveness for OpenCL-based applications.

    "...Besides that I think it is a great card for OpenCL based applications and it runs any game I throw at it...." Read more

    "...This card is better suited for professional use and Crypto mining...." Read more

    "...It's way quieter than it was on initial release thanks to better drivers...." Read more

    "...If you want high and gaming that beats out graphics cards that are about $1000 more BUY this one I will be buying more of these in the future" Read more

    23 customers mention "Performance"14 positive9 negative

    Customers report mixed experiences with the video card's performance, with some saying it does really well while others mention it stops working after four months of use.

    "...Though on the pricey side, I am very satisfied with the performance and believe it will suit my needs on the 4K side for years to come...." Read more

    "...it started crashing every time i tried opening any game at all and would cause my displays to become artifacty and glitchy with weird shapes and..." Read more

    "this is a monster graphics card that under the right conditions and with the right mods can really perform very well...." Read more

    "...New card worked well. Purchased 2 more cards for other computers I'm working on. 1 works great, the other has thermal issues...." Read more

    15 customers mention "Crashing rate"6 positive9 negative

    Customers have mixed experiences with the video card's stability, with some reporting solid performance while others experience constant crashes.

    "...working and running games in 4k with great performance and no crashes for a while now." Read more

    "...This allowed the card to wiggle some if you flipped the box around (I could hear/feel it), and with something this pricey and sensitive, it's..." Read more

    "...phone support, so calling them was painless as well. No crashing yet, not flickering, and it’s a rendering monster...." Read more

    "...UPDATE: 10 may 2020. Card drivers are horrible. Numerous crashes and black screen bug. Modern warfare warzone is a big issue...." Read more

    11 customers mention "Noise level"5 positive6 negative

    Customers have mixed opinions about the video card's noise level, with some finding it quieter while others describe it as annoyingly loud.

    "...That's not a bother to me, but it will be for some. Otherwise, it's pretty quiet...." Read more

    "...They are power hungry and loud but you can get your fan curve and power consumption under control...." Read more

    "It shows a staggering improvement when used with Neat Video noise reduction. That's about all I use it for...." Read more

    "...But 25 days in, one of the fans is now chattering, and it is annoyingly loud. I had to pull the card out and downgrade to my Vega 64...." Read more

    7 customers mention "Heat level"0 positive7 negative

    Customers report that the video card runs very hot and experiences thermal throttling.

    "...When I woke up, the fans were running at 100%, and my motherboard would not recognize there was a video card installed...." Read more

    "...that was like my 1st card then they would be frustrated with the thermal throttling, FPS drops, and possibly not knowing what to do...." Read more

    "...The card pumped out heat like a 1500watt electric space heater...." Read more

    "...a lot LOT of wattage, but i knew that prior to buying it, Also gets a bit warm but that's fine...." Read more

    Yes, it runs Crysis!
    5 out of 5 stars
    Yes, it runs Crysis!
    I'd like to start off with the packaging, as it contains really my only slight issue. It didn't seem the card was secured enough in between the cardboard intended to keep in place. This allowed the card to wiggle some if you flipped the box around (I could hear/feel it), and with something this pricey and sensitive, it's deserving of more security. However, it does come in an electrostatic bag and XFX did provide a nice touch with cap covers over the ports (3 DP, 1 HDMI) and the contacts that connect with the motherboard. So that made me feel a little reassured. Now, for the card itself, well it is a behemoth. Like calculus textbook weight and thickness. But, overall I think this a beautiful card. The metal enclosure is "sharp" and the Radeon logos shining in red are great touches. I placed this in a new build with a Ryzen 5 2600x CPU. My main goal was aiming for gaming at 4K60 and this thing delivers. To test it out and leaving it stock, I threw a few a games at it in 4K using ultra settings and yes, it runs Crysis. Crysis 2/3 and Star Wars BattleFront 2 really pushed it as temperatures and fan speed climbed, but it held steady at my goal of 60 fps for most games (drops in Crysis 3, but to be expected on ultra) and no crashes for any games I tried. As for the noise when under load, with headphones, I couldn't hear it from 2 feet away, but with them off, it sounds like I am sitting in front of my stove with the range fan on low. That's not a bother to me, but it will be for some. Otherwise, it's pretty quiet. Though on the pricey side, I am very satisfied with the performance and believe it will suit my needs on the 4K side for years to come. I am sure I can get even more out of it with undervolting/overclocking and potential water cooling solutions down the line, but for now I have no complaints as is.
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    • Timmy
      5.0 out of 5 stars Yes, it runs Crysis!
      Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2019
      Verified Purchase
      I'd like to start off with the packaging, as it contains really my only slight issue. It didn't seem the card was secured enough in between the cardboard intended to keep in place. This allowed the card to wiggle some if you flipped the box around (I could hear/feel it), and with something this pricey and sensitive, it's deserving of more security. However, it does come in an electrostatic bag and XFX did provide a nice touch with cap covers over the ports (3 DP, 1 HDMI) and the contacts that connect with the motherboard. So that made me feel a little reassured.

      Now, for the card itself, well it is a behemoth. Like calculus textbook weight and thickness. But, overall I think this a beautiful card. The metal enclosure is "sharp" and the Radeon logos shining in red are great touches.

      I placed this in a new build with a Ryzen 5 2600x CPU. My main goal was aiming for gaming at 4K60 and this thing delivers. To test it out and leaving it stock, I threw a few a games at it in 4K using ultra settings and yes, it runs Crysis. Crysis 2/3 and Star Wars BattleFront 2 really pushed it as temperatures and fan speed climbed, but it held steady at my goal of 60 fps for most games (drops in Crysis 3, but to be expected on ultra) and no crashes for any games I tried. As for the noise when under load, with headphones, I couldn't hear it from 2 feet away, but with them off, it sounds like I am sitting in front of my stove with the range fan on low. That's not a bother to me, but it will be for some. Otherwise, it's pretty quiet.

      Though on the pricey side, I am very satisfied with the performance and believe it will suit my needs on the 4K side for years to come. I am sure I can get even more out of it with undervolting/overclocking and potential water cooling solutions down the line, but for now I have no complaints as is.
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      5.0 out of 5 stars
      Yes, it runs Crysis!

      Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2019
      I'd like to start off with the packaging, as it contains really my only slight issue. It didn't seem the card was secured enough in between the cardboard intended to keep in place. This allowed the card to wiggle some if you flipped the box around (I could hear/feel it), and with something this pricey and sensitive, it's deserving of more security. However, it does come in an electrostatic bag and XFX did provide a nice touch with cap covers over the ports (3 DP, 1 HDMI) and the contacts that connect with the motherboard. So that made me feel a little reassured.

      Now, for the card itself, well it is a behemoth. Like calculus textbook weight and thickness. But, overall I think this a beautiful card. The metal enclosure is "sharp" and the Radeon logos shining in red are great touches.

      I placed this in a new build with a Ryzen 5 2600x CPU. My main goal was aiming for gaming at 4K60 and this thing delivers. To test it out and leaving it stock, I threw a few a games at it in 4K using ultra settings and yes, it runs Crysis. Crysis 2/3 and Star Wars BattleFront 2 really pushed it as temperatures and fan speed climbed, but it held steady at my goal of 60 fps for most games (drops in Crysis 3, but to be expected on ultra) and no crashes for any games I tried. As for the noise when under load, with headphones, I couldn't hear it from 2 feet away, but with them off, it sounds like I am sitting in front of my stove with the range fan on low. That's not a bother to me, but it will be for some. Otherwise, it's pretty quiet.

      Though on the pricey side, I am very satisfied with the performance and believe it will suit my needs on the 4K side for years to come. I am sure I can get even more out of it with undervolting/overclocking and potential water cooling solutions down the line, but for now I have no complaints as is.
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    • andrew
      5.0 out of 5 stars excellent product
      Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2019
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      this is a monster graphics card that under the right conditions and with the right mods can really perform very well. I have mine under an ek waterblock running 2050mhz core/1250mhz hbm2- gpu crushes most games at 1440p without issue. truth be told if you want this level of performance and don't want to buy nvidia this is really your only option. this review is written before the launch of the rtx 2080 super but most likely the rtx 2080 super will be a better value due to a reasonable performance increase for around the same price. also this gpu is really a 1440p card not a 4k card which makes the 16gb vram kinda pointless for anything other than the massive bandwidth 4 stacks of hbm2 provide. I feel this gpu and the 2080 both aren't powerful enough for good 4k gaming. the 2080ti and rtx titan are really the only options available for 4k gaming and even those can struggle with some games to keep 60+fps. as of right now pc hardware has not kept up with games and modern resolutions. I refuse to play games at 4k 50fps the experience is very poor vs 1440p 80fps. most vulkan titles run extremely well on radeon vii rage 2 for instance I can get about the same performance with my radeon vii as you'd expect out of a 2080 ti and games like world war z the radeon vii really shines. you need to determine what your goals are before buying a card but really for good 1440p gaming you have 2 options for new purchases either radeon vii or a 2080 I have both I prefer the radeon vii it outperforms the 2080 at the same clocks. my 2080 is an msi trio it will run 2040mhz core and in most games my radeon vii at 2050mhz outperforms the 2080 and it costed less which is a plus too. be aware not every gpu will clock like mine does. for benchmarking I have o.c.ed to 2125/1275hbm so I got pretty lucky I think relative to most. mind you this is with powerplay mod's and powerlimit set to 50%. I would avoid doing this without watercooling
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    • WeareLegion
      4.0 out of 5 stars It is a good card for the most part
      Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2020
      Verified Purchase
      I bought this after it was discontinued for a bit of a discount. It was almost the same price as the 5700 XT. This card easily competes with the high end market. I mainly bought this for use with Linux and video editing. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles of NVIDIA with their vender specific features like ray-tracing or physx. The good news is currently not many games support those types of features. Gaming isn't like it used to be and now most games are programed with consoles in mind. Current and future gen consoles are running on AMD based graphics. AMD runs DX12 titles great and Vulkan titles great. It easily competes with the GTX 2080 when those APIs are being used. It isn't as fast as Nvidia when it comes to DX11 based games for whatever reason. The only issues I have is that it is not as easy to overclock. You will think you have it stable and then a day or two later it will lock up in a game. It took me a very long time to finally get a stable overclock. Besides that I think it is a great card for OpenCL based applications and it runs any game I throw at it. I wouldn't say it is a fully capable 4k card, but it will play most games maxed at 4k and if it doesn't I have yet to find a game that doesn't run slow at max settings at 2k resolution.
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    • M. Preda
      5.0 out of 5 stars Powerful FP64, HBM GPU
      Reviewed in Australia on December 11, 2019
      Verified Purchase
      Overall an excellent GPU at a good price.
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    • Dmitrij
      5.0 out of 5 stars Nice and solid
      Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 3, 2020
      Verified Purchase
      Very solid. Worth the money. Very powerfull. CS GO on max - any problems. Using it also for work - AutoCad, Tekla, Open GL Engineering Soft.
      The main advantage that it can be used for games and professional software, drivers are opened and free. Compare that to Nvidia who want you pay for the drivers only...In my case I need to buy 2 different Nvidia Cards: Pro and gaming card or one from AMD. And it has new interface with higher bus speed. I have 2 xeon processors on my work station with 128 GB ECC ram and that videocard just do the job perfectly.
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    • Martin Herrmann
      5.0 out of 5 stars Gaming für das MacBook
      Reviewed in Germany on November 4, 2019
      Verified Purchase
      Hintergrund: ich habe seit Jahren einen Desktop PC, immer wieder aufgewertet oder modernisiert.

      Jetzt im Berufsleben und weniger Zeit stand der PC immer Zuhause während die meisten Daten auf dem Laptop sind. Ich habe mich dann entschieden den Wechsel von Windows/Hackintosh + MacBook Pro 2015 auf das i9 MacBook Pro 2019 + eGPU zu machen.

      Zu dem Zeitpunkt dieser Rezension gab es bei MacOS nur AMD Radeon Vega Support, kein Navi.

      Bei Mac war alles OOB funktionell, egpu angeschlossen, gewartet und der externe Monitor funktionierte sofort. Bei Windows + T2 Chip MacBook musste ich schon lange fummeln, nur spezielle Builds von Windows und Gemoddete Treiber brachten Laptopdisplay und externes unter Windows zum laufen.

      Nun habe ich das Setup Vollzeit ohne Desktop und bin zufrieden. Die Performance ist besser oder gleichwertig zu einem i7 7700k + GTX 1070. Ich müsste Benchmarks mit meinem Tower kühler machen um die Performance da zu messen, ich vermute der heiße CPU des MacBook ist hier das bottleneck.

      Versand war schnell und gut.
      Aktuell und bei Windows würde ich aber wohl auf die neuen High End navi Karten warten oder die 5700XT verwenden.
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    • 設計師国泰
      5.0 out of 5 stars VRAM最強
      Reviewed in Japan on June 15, 2020
      Verified Purchase
      一般向けではほぼ最強と言っていいVRAM容量を持つRadeonVII
      これを必要とするゲームがあった…
      それは…VRChat！
      どんなGPUを持ってしてもVRで60fpsを出す事は難しくこのVIIでも出来ない。
      だが、驚異のVRAM16GBによって、VRAMが足りないなんて事態には陥らない。
      80Tiでいいんじゃ無いかって？
      甘いな！publicに40人集まった時の記録は12GBの消費である！
      意w味w不www

      語りはさておき絶対性能は2070だか80相当なので十分快適
      普通のゲームならまず使い切る事はない。
      VRCは最適化されてないだけかなと。
      なおドライバ周りが不安定？っぽい。
      殆どのゲームはGeforceに最適化されてるのでその面でも不利ではある。
      が！VRAM16GBは最強。自慢しまくれるぞ！
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    • Pavel K.
      5.0 out of 5 stars Speed demon for applications and games
      Reviewed in Canada on July 30, 2019
      Verified Purchase
      Mainly bought this for work with Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom. It's freaky fast when converting my Fujifilm .RAF files .DNG with Lightroom's new Enhance Details feature. My system went from 1 to 2 minutes per image to a several seconds.

      Additionally, I sometimes play Cities: Skylines, and this card's 16 GB VRAM are incredible at high resolution rendering of large cities without so much as a hiccup.
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