Testseek.co.uk have collected 334 expert reviews of the AMD Radeon 7 16GB HBM2 PCIe and the average rating is 75%. Scroll down and see all reviews for AMD Radeon 7 16GB HBM2 PCIe.
October 2021
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The editors liked
Fastest gaming card from AMD
Good looks
Huge memory capacity and bandwidth Three excellent games bundle
Keeps pace with Nvidia RTX 2080
Useful extra VRAM
Runs cooler than Nvidia RTX
Well suited to a high refresh-rate 1440p monitor
Faster than RTX 2080 in some titles
Attractive and relatively compact design
Thermal performance is good – even if it comes at the cost of noise levels
16GB VRAM is future-proof
The editors didn't like
Noisy under load
No forward-looking architecture
Not as energy efficient as rival RTX
Troubling DirectX 12 performance
No Crossfire support
Power hungry
On average 3-4% slower than RTX 2080
Draws more power than RTX 2080 Ti
Next to no overclocking headroom with my sample
Very loud
Expected to be priced similarly to entry-level RTX 2080 models – which offer a better all-round package
Published: 2019-03-30, Author: Peter , review by: eteknix.com
It's a tricky one this, I must admit. For the same money, Nvidia cards have RTX features, run cooler, quieter, and use less power. On that alone, AMD is still behind the curve. However, I know for a fact that many are loyal to AMD and for good reason. Fre...
The card in our AMD Radeon VII review is an unexpected addition to the high-end market – it's always good to see AMD releasing new cards, and consumers are the real winners when there's more competition around.However, our AMD Radeon VII review shows that...
The “world's first 7nm gaming GPU” may be a nice moniker for the Radeon VII's marketing material, but it's not going to be the AMD card to grab that elusive “world's fastest graphics card” mantle from Nvidia. The fact it can genuinely stand toe-to-toe wit...
Well suited to a high refresh-rate 1440p monitor, Faster than RTX 2080 in some titles, Attractive and relatively compact design, Thermal performance is good – even if it comes at the cost of noise levels, 16GB VRAM is future-proof
On average 3-4% slower than RTX 2080, Draws more power than RTX 2080 Ti, Next to no overclocking headroom with my sample, Very loud, Expected to be priced similarly to entry-level RTX 2080 models – which offer a better all-round package, Custom card situa
The Radeon VII marks AMD's return to the high-end gaming market, with the graphics card priced at $699/£649 and aimed squarely at Nvidia's RTX 2080 when it comes to real-world gaming performance.If we get right to the actual gaming performance of this car...
Published: 2019-02-07, Author: Matthew , review by: Bit-Tech.net
Bringing AMD back into the high-end GPU space, the Radeon VII delivers stellar performance at 1440p and acceptable frame rates at 4K. It can't match Nvidia's finest, but next to the RTX 2080 it trades blows and comes out roughly a match overall, showing p...
Fastest gaming card from AMD, Good looks, Huge memory capacity and bandwidth Three excellent games bundle
Noisy under load, No forward-looking architecture, Not as energy efficient as rival RTX
Announced to much fanfare at CES 2019, AMD reckons it is back in the premium graphics-card game with the Radeon VII GPU.The method by which the red team goes toe-to-toe with the Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 is disarmingly simple: it takes the existing mach...
Published: 2019-02-07, Author: Kevin , review by: techradar.com
Keeps pace with Nvidia RTX 2080, Useful extra VRAM, Runs cooler than Nvidia RTX
Troubling DirectX 12 performance, No Crossfire support, Power hungry
The Radeon VII isn't the graphics card that puts AMD back on top, but it's powerful enough to put Nvidia on notice. Although it doesn't feature any new fangled RT or AI cores, this graphics card packs a ton of video memory that's actually necessary for mo...
Abstract: Does 16GB of ultra-fast RAM beat cutting-edge ray tracing tech?Richard LeadbetterTechnology Editor, Digital FoundryAt what point did 4K gaming finally become viable without having to compromise too much on graphics settings? For my money, it would t...
Abstract: In 2019 AMD introduced new video cards that finally started using a new architecture. After years of using the GCN architecture, they switched to the new RDNA architecture. The difference with the NVIDIA cards became a lot smaller, even though there was a...
compact design, fan-stop mode, very quiet under load, modern and energy-efficient GPU architecture (7 nm), attractive price
not always fast enough for all-out 1080p gaming, very low ray tracing performance compared to Nvidia
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