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AMD Officially Releases Specs, Cards in the OEM-Branded RX 500X Series
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Yes but they had a refined process and higher clocks. 500X there is no increase, same everything rebrand OEM only
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Pre built pcs, dell hp etc
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| Cooling | Corsair H150i AIO Cooler |
| Memory | Corsair Dominator Platinum 128GB DDR4-3200 |
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i think they get them the same time as AIBs
OEM graphics cards are usually made by same AIBs as consumer products(Then AIB = ODM, like sapphire, PC partner/Zotac). Or reference designs from IHVs(Nvidia,AMD. Note ODM is still someone else, i.e. Sapphire, Tul,Palit, Pc Partner). The client base for OEM cards is Pc system builders rather than consumers.