The AMD Vega will be out after the RX 500 series are launched. AMD Ryzen is the current buzz and people are already excited to buy it with an AM4 Ryzen compatible motherboard.

Reports claim its performance would even be better than recent benchmarks after proper Windows 10 scheduler and BIOS updates. AMD has launched the Ryzen 5 series on April 11 and has benchmarked the upcoming Radeon RX 500 series with RX 560, RX 570 and RX 580 which will have the old Polaris architecture.

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These GPUs will not be called Radeon RX Vega. According to reports, the AMD Vega will be a different card series and not be part of a 500 series so the company would have to price it lower to make it as competitive.

The forthcoming AMD Vega 10 has been all over the Internet because it will soon compete against the NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti. Like the GTX 1080, AMD Vega 10 could also be worth the number one spot.

According to reports, AMD will release the new cards at a special event in May and it would be AMD's first time to unveil a graphics card at Computex. AMD Vega 10 GPU is the upcoming graphics silicon the Radeon-red team is developing. The team aims to release it by early 2017 and assures fans that the graphics card can challenge the highend NVIDIA GPU stack.

AMD Vega 10 can handle memory traffic more proficiently and it has significantly cut back memory distributions. AMD has shown a demo with two examples which present High Bandwidth Cache Controller that drops wasteful memory allocations by about 50 percent.

AMD Vega 10 is equipped with technology which can turn 8 GB Memory to 16 GB memory and comes with several other high end specs and features. It may very well be prepared to compete against the NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti.