AFOX submits Radeon RX 5950XT, RX 5950, RX 5900 and RX 5800 XT to EEC

Published: Jan 14th 2020, 14:39 GMT   Comments

Update: Afox representative provided a statement to Igor’s Lab.

“I did not expect that our Russian partner already listed (this) to their customs for import… We did not produce them… but our Russian partner listed to Russian customs, for future import… The problem is, we cannot delete this entry from the Russian customs website immediately, we can only apply for changes, and this changes can be done only within 3 weeks and changes should be made by our Russian distributor. And this has been made by our Russian partner, not by us ”


Original story: It appears that the engineers at AFOX believe that AMD will launch Radeon RX 5950XT at some point.

AMD Radeon RX 5950XT

Multiple new SKUs have been submitted to EEC by AFOX, a board partner of both AMD and NVIDIA. The interesting part is that their cards usually launch with weeks or even months of delay. That said, it is surprising to see yet unreleased Radeon graphics cards such as RX 5950XT, RX 5900 or RX 5800XT showing up this early thanks to AFOX. The company does not even have any RX 5000 model listed on their website.

However, this is not the first time we are hearing about these SKUs. Back in June 2019, Sapphire submitted an almost identical list to EEC. That was even before the Radeon RX 5700 series launched. That gave a hope that AMD may actually launch the full series in 2019 but in the end, that was not the story.

Although AMD confirmed that Big Navi is happening, no one really knows if the GPU will launch as a part of the Radeon RX 5000 series or RX 6000. In fact, it could launch as a new series altogether, like RX Vega or R9 Fury. So where does RX 5950XT fit in this story? We don’t know yet.

AFOX’s EEC RX 5950XT submission:

Previous entry from Sapphire:


Source: EEC via Komachi




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