AMD has confirmed to fans via its Facebook page that Vega is nearly ready and confirmed that it’s coming this quarter. Vega is AMD’s latest graphics microarchitecture which will debut in the company’s brand new high-end Radeon RX Vega graphics cards.  We are already a month into the first quarter of 2017 which means Vega can’t be more than a couple of months away from launching world-wide.
 
http://wccftech.com/amd-c...ning-8k-video-editing/

AMD's financial quarters are strange. The present quarter lasts until the end of June. 

I cant wait to see more Vega stuff, but I am always hesitant when AMD says things without visible numbers from reviewers to back them up. They have done very well with the launch of Ryzen, aside from minor hiccups, when it comes to raw performance for computing.

AMD Radeon RX Vega caught hiding in plain sight?An eye-catching entry in the TechPowerUp GPU database caught our attention. The data shows the intimate details of none other than the AMD Radeon RX Vega, a card which, just a couple of days ago, AMD had said it would be launched sometime this quarter. If you remember, just last month we’d reported an AMD official saying the launch was “just around the corner”.
It seems it may be closer than you’d think. According to the database, the card has a release date of today (28th April 2017).
 
n addition to the release date, the database describes the Radeon RX Vega as having the following features: a 1 GHz core GPU clock, with a 1.2 GHz boost clock, and 8 GB of HBM2 memory running at 1 GHz (2 GHz effective). The Vega seems to carry a dual memory controller, doubling the memory bus width to 2048-bit, when compared to first generation HBM. The graphics engine contains 4096 shader units, as we’d already reported a month ago. It counts 256 TMUs, 64 ROPs and 64 compute units. The total computing power of Vega is 9.8 Tflops, shy of the GTX 1080 Ti’s 10.6 Tflops.
 
http://www.kitguru.net/components/graphic-cards/paul-taylor/__trashed/
 
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looks like a flop already - im hoping this is fud

This is going to be interesting because of the rumors going around. Some rumors say that several models of Vega will become available, some rumors say only two models. 

IN AMD's financial report for the quarter AMD confirms a 2nd quarter launch of Vega:
 
http://www.tweaktown.com/...k-launch-q2/index.html

Did I say 16GB or go home in here yet?

Xavier Zepherious
AMD Vega 10 3DMark Fire Strike Benchmark Entry Spotted
 
http://wccftech.com/amd-v...am-1200mhz-core-clock/

Personally I feel there are several engineering versions of Vega

So tired of reading and seeing nothing. I could careless regarding Vega at this point. I believe the performance is going to be some where between the 1080/Ti with a better price point. That does not excite me in the slightest. And if that is how it ends up. AMD is dead to me officially gpu wise. I want to be wrong on every front for the sake of it. With Nvidia sitting on Volta just licking their chops for AMD to make that move with Vega. Its not looking to promising for AMD to pull it off. We shall see. 

XFatalityXz
Do you think these cards will be able to beat gtx 1080/1080ti? I need to upgrade my gpu soon so just wondering.

I think if you're looking to game at 4k you should wait and see what AMD has to offer in a month, I bet a HBM2 GPU will eat any 4k game you toss at it.
And hey, if they don't deliver spend the money on a 1080 or two.

bufurd_T
I really hope it is competitive. Competition is good on my wallet.

AMD leaving Nvidia in the dust at least when it comes to being in the news as of late. I'm an EVGA/Nvidia guy so I hope it encourages them step their game up, myself.