MelvisLooks like an 80s boom box

ValantarMore like a mid-to-late 2010s boom box, really.

lexluthermiesterThat's not a bad thing.


Um, no.

ValantarYou really think this

looks more like this

or this

than what I posted? I think you have an overblown idea of how prevalent colored LEDs and rounded edges were in 80s product design. As in: nonexistent.

LemmingOverlordJust for the heck of it... Show of hands: who *actually* believes Intel is close (i.e. next 18 months, within 2020 timeframe as they originally mentioned) to producing a viable graphics card which will be able to bring competition to the GPU market?

lexluthermiesterThe silver one yes, but not the black one or the one you posted above. For example;

Or maybe,

See what I'm saying? Color scheme matters..

Prima.VeraWhat's with the Internet Explorer logo on the middle fan?? :eek: :eek: :wtf::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:

Valantaryou seem to be putting too much weight into the overall shapes and colors (roughly rectangular silver thing with circles towards each end)

ValantarAnd yes, I am going way overboard with this analysis :p

R-T-BIf I saw that GPU, I'd run.

It looks like something lego movie people might fight over, but... not humans.

Chrispy_The only real information from this garish design is that the board has a 300-375W power envelope, based on the 2x8-pin of 150W each plus 75W from the PCIe slot.

Chrispy_Either this thing will be a high-performance monster, or woefully inefficient like an overclocked, overvolted RX VEGA.

Chrispy_Either this thing will be a high-performance monster, or woefully inefficient like RX VEGA.

EarthDogFTFY. :p

Chrispy_I was talking about the stock card - That's how they come from the factory with near-zero headroom.

You want an efficient, quiet, well-behaved Vega? You need to reduced the voltage and clocks yourself :)