Called to be one of the key pieces of the professional Macs that we will see in the coming years. This is the graph presented by AMD under the name of Radeon 7. This graph will possibly be seen in the iMac Pro and why not, in the expected Mac Pro that Apple has been promising us for two years.
AMD describes her as the first gaming GPU with a 7 nanometer frame. Regarding the performance of this graph, the first estimates speak of a about 25% higher performance to the family of its predecessor, the range Vega so well known in the graphic world.
We have seen the Vega graphics in the current iMac Pro. The manufacturer, which these days exhibits its novelties in the Las Vegas entertainment hall CES 2019, promote this product with the preview of the next Capcom game, Devil may cry 5. This preview of the game is reproduced on the stand screen on a giant screen, with 4K resolution at more than 100 frames per second. Above all, this resolution is not at all common in current games. As an example Battlefield V runs in pitch at 60 frames per second on the highest settings.
This new super powerful GPU from AMD features 16 GB of memory, to one terabyte per second, at a speed of up to 1.8 Ghz. AMD will bring out this "monster" starting February 7, at a price of $ 699. For the price of this component and the high-performance graphics profile, you will most likely see it in the more powerful iMac, leaving the more conventional iMac aside.
The momentum of recent months in the graphics market, both internal and external eGPU support supporting laptops, makes us see a foreseeable presentation of a Mac Pro for this 2019, which takes advantage of all the news presented by the graphics manufacturers. This and many other novelties are being presented at the CES 2019 show that will last until the 11th, with novelties presented daily, which we bring you as soon as "out of the oven"