Friday, March 16th 2018

ASRock Releases a Teaser of Their Upcoming Phantom Gaming Graphics Cards Series

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ASRock was rumored to enter the graphics card market as per a report by DigiTimes. The motherboard and soon-to-be graphics card manufacturer just released a teaser on their Japan Twitter account that confirms this rumor. The mysterious graphics card in the video belongs to their Phantom Gaming Series. Although the exact model wasn't revealed, DigiTimes's article stated that it's probably an AMD Radeon-based card. From what can be seen from the 30-second long video, the graphics card features a dual-slot design with a black and white theme. The graphics card apparently relies on two fans to provide active cooling and a single 8-pin PCIe connector for power.
Teaser Video
Source: ASRock's Youtube Channel

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33 Comments on ASRock Releases a Teaser of Their Upcoming Phantom Gaming Graphics Cards Series

#2
R0H1T
TheLostSwedeThat escalated quickly...
Pretty neat actually, wouldn't be surprised if Asrock made a name quickly in the AIB space like they did with mobos.
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#3
MrGenius
Nice job on that quick edit. I was just getting ready to point out how WTF that sounded. "Speculations affirmed...probably". WTF? Anyway...who are these "sources" and how are they "confirming" it..."probably". I'll let the fact that you can't "affirm" or "confirm" a "probably" slide.

EDIT: Much better. Thanks.
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#4
Chaitanya
Is this still a mining card or a regular card ?
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#5
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
ChaitanyaIs this still a mining card or a regular card ?
Everything is a mining card if they buy it first :roll:
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#6
AlienIsGOD
Vanguard Beta Tester
ChaitanyaIs this still a mining card or a regular card ?
it says in the title gaming series..
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#7
R0H1T
cdawallEverything is a mining card if they buy it first :roll:
Just make them Theon, the Greyjoy, of dGPU world. Maybe that'll do :nutkick:
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#8
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
ChaitanyaIs this still a mining card or a regular card ?
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#9
nickbaldwin86
AlienIsGODit says in the title gaming series..
so they fixed the BIOS to not allow for mining? lol "gaming" gaming = marketing team has last say in name of product

if it can be gamed on it can be mined on

if it can only be mined on it can NOT be gamed on. (the "mining cards" don't have any video output)
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#10
AlienIsGOD
Vanguard Beta Tester
nickbaldwin86so they fixed the BIOS to not allow for mining? lol "gaming" gaming = marketing team has last say in name of product

if it can be gamed on it can be mined on

if it can only be mined on it can NOT be gamed on. (the "mining cards" don't have any video output)
LOL, it doesn't say mining series..... It's a gamers card but what the buyer chooses to do with it is not my concern. Try nitpicking elsewhere

Also don't try to school me on what a mining card is, I'm not stupid...
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#11
Bruno Vieira
With only one 8-pin.. no Vega 56 or 64 can survive with that. So.. an RX580?
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#13
dj-electric
unpopular opinion passing through - looks like a cheap TUL-like solution for companies with no actual cooler R&D solution
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#14
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
dj-electricunpopular opinion passing through - looks like a cheap TUL-like solution for companies with no actual cooler R&D solution
I don't doubt that it is. Probably will be the same as a visiontek and power color card (also TuL). I use them in my mining just fine.

Would love for them to be sapphire/pcpartner though.
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#15
_JP_
That or sourcing from where XFX used to.
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#16
rtwjunkie
PC Gaming Enthusiast
TheLostSwedeThat escalated quickly...
IKR? Last we heard a few days ago it was rumored to be a mining-centric card that ASRock was releasing. Now this. Maybe it's both. Maybe it is misdirection. We shall see.
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#17
EntropyZ
Looks like some sort Asus STRIX/ Colorful design shroud hybrid. At least it fits their recent PRO series motherboard line-up color scheme. I have the AB350M Pro4, I think it looks okay.
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#18
Chaitanya
nickbaldwin86so they fixed the BIOS to not allow for mining? lol "gaming" gaming = marketing team has last say in name of product

if it can be gamed on it can be mined on

if it can only be mined on it can NOT be gamed on. (the "mining cards" don't have any video output)
Actually there are "mining" cards with video outputs. Not that gaming branded stuff has mattered for miners from cleaning out the stock.
www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-RX570GAMING-8GD-MI-rev-10-11#kf
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#19
jboydgolfer
cdawallWould love for them to be sapphire/pcpartner though.
TUL makes the Diamond line, those are pretty close to Sapphire, or atleast used to be, i dunno if they still are similar or not.

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seem to no longer resemble each other.
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#20
LPide
wont it be hard for them to get the chips with the current shortage?
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#21
Fabio
bitcoin and eth are going down deeep, i really hope all those filthy bastar.. miner gonna loose so much money and new gpu came out soon so their sh***y old gen abused card gonna worth less then nothing ahahahah
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#22
AlienIsGOD
Vanguard Beta Tester
Fabiobitcoin and eth are going down deeep, i really hope all those filthy bastar.. miner gonna loose so much money and new gpu came out soon so their sh***y old gen abused card gonna worth less then nothing ahahahah
Low quality post wut?

Stop the miner bashing, it makes you sound 12....
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#23
Th3pwn3r
Bruno VieiraWith only one 8-pin.. no Vega 56 or 64 can survive with that. So.. an RX580?
Haha, can't be anything good with only an 8 pin.
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#24
AlienIsGOD
Vanguard Beta Tester
I personally doubt that they will release just 1 card lol. Just because you see 1 8 pin connection in a photo does not mean they don't have a full lineup ready..... It would be pretty stupid to release a Rx 580 and nothing else in the RX or Vega lineup...
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#25
neatfeatguy
I've always enjoyed ASRock motherboards - usually my go to for a new build. Hopefully this is something that pans out well for their company. They have decent customer service and RMA's are handled well from my experience.
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