Just after the launch of Vega 20, AMD just made a weird start and released a GPU with Vega 10. This is the Radeon PRO V340, which uses two Vega 10 cores instead of one.
AMD Radeon Pro V340, What it can offer?
It also features 32 GB HBM2 ECC (Error Correction Code) memory as it is designed for high-performance computing. AMD also includes tools that enable easy integration into virtual systems and data centers where this type of graphics is oriented.
It is seldom seen a dual GPU model with Vega 10 as compared to Vega 20 because of the lower power consumption due to the 7nm, a model with the new core could capture the market. Remember that the company promised Vega 20 before the end of the year and recently backed this goal. The industry has also known for a long time that many people will probably wait for Vega 20 instead of buying the Radeon Pro V340.
The AMD Radeon Pro V340 can work with up to 32 virtual machines on one card. The device offers two encoding engines that allow simultaneous compression of independent video streams in H.264 and H.265 formats, which will be on sale in the fourth quarter of this year, but it is not yet known how much it will cost.
What do you think of this AMD double Vega 10 release?
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