VTX3D has officially closed down

[WYP]

VTX3D, a maker of AMD GPUs for the Chinese and European markets, has officially closed down.



Read more on VTX3D's closure.

 

[Medallish]

I've often seen them mentioned but don't think I've ever seen one of their cards in Europe, still a shame.

 

[Agost]

I've often seen them mentioned but don't think I've ever seen one of their cards in Europe, still a shame.

They were available in Europe (at least for 6000/7000 series) but they were among the worst brands...

 

[notcool]

I've often seen them mentioned but don't think I've ever seen one of their cards in Europe, still a shame.

Ebuyer and CCL used to stock their stuff.

 

[tinytomlogan]

Same company owns Club3D - they were hit REALLY hard with the fact AMD didnt really launch anything for ages. I dont remember seeing them bring any Fury products out either tbh

 

[WYP]

Same company owns Club3D - they were hit REALLY hard with the fact AMD didnt really launch anything for ages. I dont remember seeing them bring any Fury products out either tbh

Aye. It is a shame as I loved my two HD 7870 Tahiti LE cards.

 

[anti-duck]

My first videocard since I got back into PC gaming was a VTX3D HD 6670 2GB version; it was b*****ks, not because of the brand, but because the 6670 wasn't quite enough for what I wanted to achieve. The build quality of the card was decent. It looked pretty inevitable that the brand was going to end, I'm not sure why it was ever a separate brand to Powercolor to be honest.

 

[Kushiro]

Aye. It is a shame as I loved my two HD 7870 Tahiti LE cards.

Where those the 7950 cores?