FS: Video Card Sapphire Vega 64 Liquid Edition LC 8GB VRAM HBM2 RXVEGA

Stronk

Stronk

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Expected Price (Rs)
26500
Shipping from
Navi Mumbai
Item Condition
4 out of 5
Payment Options
  1. Bank Transfer
Purchase Date
Jun 1, 2021
Shipping Charges
Excluded - at actuals
Have you provided two pics?
  1. Yes
Remaining Warranty Period
None
Invoice Available?
No
Reason for Sale
Moving abroad
Bought in June 2021 from a software dev. Used very occasionally for gaming and VR since then.
Attached GPU-Z and Superposition 4K benchmarks. Card currently not in system but can test for serious buyers. Please DM for all queries and pricing discussions.

Going to add more things for sale soon (CPU, RAM, Mobo) by tomorrow most probably. Apologies for yesterday's date in the photos, couldn't get time to post till today.

EDIT: open for trade with a 5600G/5700G + cash
 

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immolationepoch said:
The caveat here is the power draw. The Vega 64 is a power hog, and the LC edition even more so. A 3080 like TDP for significantly less performance than the 1080Ti at 1440p.
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Fair, but there's a reason it's not priced like a 3080 ;)
Performance is comparable to the 2070 and 3060 tho, ofc with higher power draw.
 
Stronk said:
Fair, but there's a reason it's not priced like a 3080 ;)
Performance is comparable to the 2070 and 3060 tho, ofc with higher power draw.
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Highly doubt that,

UserBenchmark: AMD RX Vega-64 vs Nvidia RTX 2070

gpu.userbenchmark.com

UserBenchmark: AMD RX Vega-64 vs Nvidia RTX 3060

gpu.userbenchmark.com

evenly matches to 1080,

UserBenchmark: AMD RX Vega-64 vs Nvidia GTX 1080

gpu.userbenchmark.com

very close to 2060


1-2% difference between 2060 super,


Vega 64 vs 3060 vs 2070 super vs rx 6600


I got a 6600 for 2.5k lower then the price you are quoting with 2.8years warranty.

This is just a informative post based on your response. 6600 would consume around 100-140w to deliver higher performance then vega 64. Secondly any cards i compared with have rt cores for ray tracing which means better performance out of the box for rt supported titles.
 
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salman8506 said:
Highly doubt that,

UserBenchmark: AMD RX Vega-64 vs Nvidia RTX 2070

gpu.userbenchmark.com

UserBenchmark: AMD RX Vega-64 vs Nvidia RTX 3060

gpu.userbenchmark.com

evenly matches to 1080,

UserBenchmark: AMD RX Vega-64 vs Nvidia GTX 1080

gpu.userbenchmark.com

very close to 2060


1-2% difference between 2060 super,


Vega 64 vs 3060 vs 2070 super vs rx 6600


I got a 6600 for 2.5k lower then the price you are quoting with 2.8years warranty.

This is just a informative post based on your response. 6600 would consume around 100-140w to deliver higher performance then vega 64. Secondly any cards i compared with have rt cores for ray tracing which means better performance out of the box for rt supported titles.
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Fair, my bad that I was thinking of production workloads regarding the 2070 and 3060 comparable performance. Ofc this is not taking into account ray tracing and other hardware based features not present on the vega. Also the video comparison you have showed has the 2070 Super against the V64, which is not very fair but anyway.
Regarding the power reading, I have gotten about 95-100% of the gaming performance at 260W compared to stock performance at 330W if one can spend about 20-30min undervolting the GPU. In fact, I have those settings saved if one wants them along with the GPU. I have undervolt setting for max performance at 200W, 250-260W and one maxed out OC tune with no power limit which can have over 450W spikes.

Bump for GPU at 22.75k
 
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