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

EEC, Eurasian Economic Commission is a regulatory body similar to Korean KCC or US FCC. Before any product enters the market it needs to be certified. This applies to all electronic devices, including graphics cards.

AMD VEGA 20 with 32 GB HBM2

If you still remember, we were the first to tell you about Vega 20. Unlike Vega 10, Vega 20 is said to have four HBM2 stacks, which enables 32 GB capacity. According to the list from EEC, Vega 20 is currently only expected as GL variant, which means Radeon Pro/Instinct series.

AMD VEGA 11, 12

This is the first trace of Vega 11, a GPU we discussed a few weeks ago. It’s a smaller Vega chip for mid-range segment. Based on the charts we posted it was meant to replace Polaris, however that was a long ago, so the plans could’ve changed. The list below lists Vega 11 XT and Vega 11 PRO for AIBs, which basically mean custom cards based on Vega 11. There’s also an entry for FirePro card.

There’s also one entry with Vega 12 XT, a model listed as FirePro card.

AMD VEGA 10 XTX, XT and XL

Finally, the list confirms rumored codenames for upcoming Radeon RX Vega lineup. The XTX variant will launch as a liquid-cooled card, but it will also be available with air cooling. The XTX variant has higher TDP than XT, which is also listed below.

Vega 10 XL is the last variant listed. It’s the card for AIBs and OEMs.

Source: EEC via Reddit