Fresh results of the test for such that, as seen, the upcoming video card AMD Radeon VII Vega 2 were seen in the chart of the results of UL Benchmarks 3DMark, and they demonstrate, in fact, that it competes with Nvidia RTX 2080. Depending on the test in question, Radeon VII outperforms Nvidia rivals or slightly behind. In the event that these studies prove accurate, Radeon VII looks like a resilient competitor as one of the strongest graphics adapters in the world when it launches in early February.

AMD Radeon VII was some number of surprise announcement at CES 2019, where it was unveiled alongside AMD's upcoming Ryzen 3000 series microprocessors. Where almost everyone relied on the invention of the average Navi graphics adapters, AMD instead debuted the personal 1st highest class GPU in almost 2 years. Radeon VII, according to his texts, was able to keep up with the RTX 2080, and its internal guidelines have proven, in fact that he is preparing. These fresh results 3DMark, most likely, will be internal, in consequence of this they are in the footsteps of taking on a pinch of salt, but they provide supporting evidence of this, in fact that the fresh graphics processor AMD is quite capable.

The results list GPU as "Generic VGA", but it is actually AMD graphics microprocessor, and with this account in the world there is no other consumer video card AMD, which has the ability to achieve such performance. As reported by TechRadar, the alleged Radeon VII has achieved a firepower index of 19,210, actually exceeding 17,810, which the RTX 2080 controlled in our internal test. Others had more suitable results with the RTX 2080, seeing that he actually knocked Radeon VII for a couple of thousand points, but the fresh card Vega 2 remained a competitor.

In studies that advance graphics cards further, these like Fire Strike Extreme and Ultra, Radeon VII is even more than any other, overtaking what the RTX 2080 is actually capable of. Time Spy, however, noticed that the actual RTX 2080 has seen more than the highest score 10 269 in our test opposite only 8700 for Radeon VII.

An intriguing note to arrest from the results collected by VideoCardz, actually that Radeon VII series, seems to be working than any other when paired with a Ryzen 2700X AMD than with a Core I9 non-9900K Microprocessor. This has the potential to prove a powerful implementation spot for all-AMD systems when Radeon VII, which kicks off on February 7 for $700.