You might need to be taking a seat before observing the costs.
AMD's new Radeon Vega Frontier workstation graphics cards are currently accessible for preorder from chose outlets, yet you might need to be taking a seat before observing the costs.
Tech site VideoCardz discovered postings for both the air-cooled adaptation and fluid renditions of Vega Frontier graphics cards on the UK retailer Scan, and the US retailer SabrePC.
The cards are estimated at $1,199/£1,139 for the air-cooled variant, and $1,799/£1,656 for the water-cooled adaptation.
Both cards include 16-gigabytes of HBC RAM, 4096 stream processors, 64 register units, 483 GB/s of memory transfer speed, 13.1 TFLOPS of pinnacle single-accuracy figure execution, 26.2 TFLOPS of pinnacle twofold exactness figure execution, and highlight three DisplayPort 1.4 HBR3/HDR ports, and a solitary HDMI port.
Neither one of the cards is overclocked, and none of the postings gives us a center clock speed.
An expected ship date for the cards is additionally truant.
Exxact Corp has snappy correlation diagram setting the Radeon Vega Frontier Edition against Nvidia's Pascal-based Titan XP, and the Radeon card proves to be the best.
AMD Radeon Vega Frontier
Both these cards are workstation offerings, more suited to machine knowledge, profound learning, and top of the line amusement improvement (particularly VR diversion plan), than gaming.
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