RX Vega Nano

[StoatZero]

Found this on Kitguru - https://www.kitguru.net/components/graphic-cards/matthew-wilson/the-powercolor-rx-vega-nano-to-reappear-at-computex/

 

Maybe 7 gamers / 1 cpu could return with Vega 56 graphics?

[hconverse02]

Probably not. Vega still has a hefty price tag, v56 is finally back in stock, but around $600, where you can just get a 1080.

[Guest]

How will the temps be?

 

There is also a 1080ti mini, but the temps are not the greatest... and it has 2 fans not 1.

[samcool55]

Tbh i'm waiting for an EPYC build so they can actually do X gamers 1 CPU.

The current versions are a bit cheat-y because they actually use 2 cpu's.

[Herman Mcpootis]

probably better off with gigabyte gtx 1080 minis, just as small and with lower power consumption.

[StoatZero]

5 minutes ago, hconverse02 said:

Probably not. Vega still has a hefty price tag, v56 is finally back in stock, but around $600, where you can just get a 1080.

I'd be interested in seeing a follow up video but would Kingston sponser that again, I dunno.

4 minutes ago, Some Random Member said:

How will the temps be?

 

There is also a 1080ti mini, but the temps are not the greatest... and it has 2 fans not 1.

Probably not great. I recall several reviews of the old Fury Nano cards suffering with temp issues on air cooling.

But put multiple 1080ti minis on water, that could be something interesting.

4 minutes ago, samcool55 said:

Tbh i'm waiting for an EPYC build so they can actually do X gamers 1 CPU.

The current versions are a bit cheat-y because they actually use 2 cpu's.

What is EPYC - 32 cores? Could be interesting but I like the way the dual socket boards were used - technically cheat-y but kinda cool

[StoatZero]

1 minute ago, Herman Mcpootis said:

probably better off with gigabyte gtx 1080 minis, just as small and with lower power consumption.

Power delivery would be the deciding factor, because if you are going to one up 7 gamers then you'd need multiple power supplies.

Do they run off a single 8pin cable or 6+8?

[Herman Mcpootis]

1 minute ago, StoatZero said:

Power delivery would be the deciding factor, because if you are going to one up 7 gamers then you'd need multiple power supplies.

Do they run off a single 8pin cable or 6+8?

one 8-pin, so it'll work.

[samcool55]

5 minutes ago, StoatZero said:

I'd be interested in seeing a follow up video but would Kingston sponser that again, I dunno.

Probably not great. I recall several reviews of the old Fury Nano cards suffering with temp issues on air cooling.

But put multiple 1080ti minis on water, that could be something interesting.

What is EPYC - 32 cores? Could be interesting but I like the way the dual socket boards were used - technically cheat-y but kinda cool

Yeah epyc goes up to 32 cores, and you can go dual with them so 64 cores 128 threads on 1 board is possible

[StoatZero]

2 minutes ago, Herman Mcpootis said:

one 8-pin, so it'll work.

Interesting, I wonder what the peak power draw is?

 

Still, finding all the other components including a PSU to make 7/8/9/40 gamers / 1 CPU would be interesting.

[StoatZero]

1 minute ago, samcool55 said:

Yeah epyc goes up to 32 cores, and you can go dual with them so 64 cores 128 threads on 1 board is possible

Nice