WYP News Guru Aug 25, 2017 #1 The first custom Radeon RX Vega 56 design. Read more on ASUS' RX Vega 56 Strix GPUs.
Agost New member Aug 25, 2017 #2 Why did they have to change the (awesome) reference VRM design and waste so much PCB space?
Tolemac Active member Aug 25, 2017 #3 Agost said: Why did they have to change the (awesome) reference VRM design and waste so much PCB space? Click to expand... I would speculate to fit the cooler plus to refine the power delivery Last edited: Aug 25, 2017
Agost said: Why did they have to change the (awesome) reference VRM design and waste so much PCB space? Click to expand... I would speculate to fit the cooler plus to refine the power delivery
Agost New member Aug 25, 2017 #4 Tolemac said: I would speculate to fit the cooler plus to refine the power delivery Click to expand... So it's actually cheaping out, since Vega reference VRM design is very high quality (probably the best ever seen on reference cards)
Tolemac said: I would speculate to fit the cooler plus to refine the power delivery Click to expand... So it's actually cheaping out, since Vega reference VRM design is very high quality (probably the best ever seen on reference cards)
S Speaker New member Aug 27, 2017 #5 It is probably so they could recycle their gtx 1070/1080/ti designs over to Vega. I don't think it's as ideal a design as AMD's reference design, but it saves Asus money, while they can still charge you more since it is an aftermarket design.
It is probably so they could recycle their gtx 1070/1080/ti designs over to Vega. I don't think it's as ideal a design as AMD's reference design, but it saves Asus money, while they can still charge you more since it is an aftermarket design.
plus to refine the power delivery 
