Asus RADEONVII-16G Radeon VII specs.
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Technical Information Asus RADEONVII-16G Radeon VII
API Supported:
OpenGL 4.5
Number of Monitors Supported:
4
Processor & Chipset Asus RADEONVII-16G Radeon VII
Chipset Manufacturer:
AMD
Chipset Line:
Radeon
Chipset Model:
VII
GPU Clock:
1.40 GHz
GPU Boost Clock:
1.75 GHz
Memory Asus RADEONVII-16G Radeon VII
Standard Memory:
16 GB
Memory Speed:
1400 MHz
Memory Technology:
HBM2
Bus Width:
4096 bit
Interfaces/Ports Asus RADEONVII-16G Radeon VII
DisplayPort:
Yes
Number of DisplayPort Outputs:
3
HDMI:
High-Definition Multimedia Interface
High-Definition Multimedia InterfaceYes
Number of HDMI Outputs:
1
Design Asus RADEONVII-16G Radeon VII
Form Factor:
Plug-in Card
Cooler Type:
Fan Cooler
Height:
1.57" (39.88 mm)
Width:
4.76" (120.90 mm)
Length:
10.51" (266.95 mm)
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