AMD Vega 10, Vega 11, Vega 12, and Vega 20 Confirmed by EEC

Some keen-eyed Redditors recently spotted AMD’s Vega 10, Vega 11, Vega 12 and Vega 20 on the Eurasian Economic Commission, or ECC’s, website, confirming the existence of of all the cards. The website also shared some SKU and model information as well.

Here’s the full list of SKUs thanks to tech site, Videocardz.

According to the chart, there are several major SKUS which we’ll go ahead and break down.

AMD Vega 10 XTX, XT and XL are the SKUs for the RX Vega lineup of graphics cards being launched in a few days. The XTX will be the flagship of the three with both air and water cooling options the XT will be the base version while the XL will be for OEMs.

Despite the higher number, AMD Vega 11 will actually be a cut down version of the Vega 10 and was originally designed for the mid-range as a replacement for Polaris. Whether or not this has changed is unknown at this time. AMD also has the Vega 12 XT which is a FirePro workstation graphics card.

At the top of the ladder is the AMD Vega 20 which will feature up to four stacks of HBM2 allowing up to a massive 32GB of total HBM2. All Vega 20 cards however are tagged as GL cards meaning they’re Radeon Pro or Instinct cards designed for compute workloads.

Source: Videocardz via ECC