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Guru3D.com » News » MSI: Radeon RX Vega needs a lot of power

MSI: Radeon RX Vega needs a lot of power

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 06/22/2017 06:04 PM | source: | 85 comment(s)
MSI: Radeon RX Vega needs a lot of power

Over at some Dutch forums MSI Marketing Director Eric Van Beurden made a bit of a slip of the tongue. In a reaction (written in Dutch) he commented on the specs of the consumer edition(s) Radeon RX Vega. 

So he wrote this :
 

 
I'm Dutch, my translation would be spot on. He states, I've seen the Radeon RX VEGA specifications, "dang that product needs power". He then states that MSI is working on the card and a launch is pending (which is a bit of an open door alright). He does not mention any detailed specs though.

But board partners thus ARE working actively on Vega and well, we already know that these cards sit in the 250~300 Watt board power region. Perhaps higher?




MSI: Radeon RX Vega needs a lot of power




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