PowerColor Teases Radeon RX Vega Red Devil Video Cards

Power Color has just unveiled a pair of video cards which belong to Radeon RX Vega Red Devil family. The Radeon RX Vega 64 Red Devil & the Radeon RX Vega 56 Red Devil models are based on custom PCBs and enforced by 1.5-mm metallic amplified plates on the reverse.

Both new-comers are differentiated by industrial overclocking of graphics cores. The first unit offers 1417/1607 MHz frequency, having in store 4096 stream processors, whereas the second unit employs 3584 stream processors, running at 1526 MHz frequency during overclocking. The couple is equipped with 8 GB HBM2 video memory (2048-bit) that operates at 1890 MHz and 1600 MHz frequency respectively.

The Red Devil graphics cards feature a pair of 8-pin connectors; the recommended by the manufacturer compatible power supply unit must be of 750 W efficiency at the least. Cooling is entitled to a voluminous heatsink with a pair of 8-mm and four 6-mm heat pipes; the construction is replenished by three 90-mm fans, based on dual ball bearings. The cooler can work in a passive mode on low loading.

To continue, the I/O panel is rich in two DisplayPort as well as HDMI ports. The card is furnished with LED-backlight. Pricing and release date aren’t divulged yet.