UPDATE -
The official specifications have been fully announced, a bit pitted.
HP today upgraded its Pavilion series, which includes a new Radeon RX 560X notebook graphics card, which is not a clerical error. It is indeed a 'new' graphics card.
AMD also announced the recently rumored Radeon RX 500X series graphics card, but this is not an upgraded version of the RX 500 series, there is no 12nm process, higher frequency, GDDR5X memory, but a bunch of 'vest card', basically just old The money changed its name.
Virgo cards are not unfamiliar to everyone. AMD and NVIDIA have done so many times. For example, the Radeon HD 8000 series, such as the Radeon RX 300 series, are generally made in accordance with OEM requirements when new products cannot be put in place. Because, every six months or so, OEMs need to upgrade their products all over the line. For example, there are new accessories. At least the name seems to be new. This time, the RX 600 series was very polite.
Right now, Intel's eight generations of Core Duo, AMD's second-generation Ruilong, and the new APU are all coming out. The graphics card must keep up.
have to be aware of is, Similar to previous vest cards, the RX 500X will not appear in the retail market, but will be OEM-only, which is limited to branded desktops and notebooks.
There are seven models of the RX 500X series, including RX 580X, RX 570X, RX 560X, RX 550X, RX 540X And the old product without X suffix basically corresponds to, but the RX 550 also added a version of the 640-stream processor, and here the RX 550X is still only 512.
Radeon 550X, Radeon 540X The two are more special, there is no RX word, the specific identity is also unknown, may be RX 550, the HF version of the RX 540, stream processors may also have 512, of course, may also be further shielding.
The specifications of the RX 500X series are basically the same as those of the RX 500 series, but The highest official specifications are given by the official. In fact, OEMs often reduce the frequency to control power consumption and energy efficiency.
