ASRock steigt in den Grafikkarten Markt ein

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29.03.2018 - 10:13

Mining, and not Gaming, Compelled ASRock to Enter the Graphics Market

When we first reported news of ASRock entering the graphics market with a focus on AMD Radeon GPUs, the story included a theory that crypto-currency mining was the primary driver behind the company's move. ASRock in its press-deck announcing its new Phantom Gaming series graphics cards late Wednesday, inadvertently confirmed that theory. While the cards are branded Phantom "Gaming," the press-deck slide detailing the lineup is prominently headlined "Mining" besides "Radeon 500 Series VGA." Our VGA Database curator also mentions that the cards' designs bear striking similarities to coolers from Chaintech, the OEM that supplies to Chinese VGA brands such as Colorful. Strangely enough, ASRock still went with "gaming" branding, and gave the cards proper display connectors, so it's hedging its bets on both gamers and miners.

Link: www.techpowerup.com

Aber anscheinend nur wegen dem Mining?

Phantom Gaming: Grafikkarten mit AMD Polaris von ASRock sind offiziell

Ein plausibles Gerücht ist bestätigt: ASRock steigt in das Geschäft mit Grafikkarten ein. Genutzt werden GPUs vom Typ AMD Polaris.

Link: www.computerbase.de

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29.03.2018 - 11:12

design gefällt.
allerdings ist es fraglich, ob man als gamer in absehbarer zeit eines dieser modelle in händen wird halten können.

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06.05.2018 - 17:42

Verbot von AMD: ASRock darf Grafikkarten nicht in Europa verkaufen

AMD hat ASRock den Verkauf der neuen Radeon-RX-500-Grafikkarte in Europa verboten, obwohl ASRock exklusiv auf AMD setzt.

Link: www.computerbase.de

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07.05.2018 - 11:11

Ein Statement eines AMD-Mitarbeiters das mehr Klarheit dazu bringen könnte, wurde bereits entfernt. Die Zitate im Artikel weichen die Sache wieder etwas auf. Fazit: Keine ASRock-Grafikkarten in Europa.

AMD untersagt ASRock den Verkauf seiner Grafikkarten in Europa (Update)

"The decision of sales region for ASRock VGA card is based on the planning of mutual channel agreement. So far the first priority is Asia Pacific and Latin America. No confirmed schedules in EU markets yet"

Link: www.tomshardware.de

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07.05.2018 - 11:16

Werden wohl vertragliche Limitierungen dahinterstehen.

Das Bild nach außen, an den gemeinen Endkunden, ist halt ziemlich verheerend.
Auf der einen Seite herummaulen, von wegen "Freedom of Choice" und NVIDIA gängelt die Boardpartner (was natürlich nicht ok ist) und auf der anderen Seite dann sowas.

AMD wie immer halt, wie schießt man sich öffentlich ins Knie.

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08.05.2018 - 00:32

No, AMD Is Not Banning Newest Radeon GPU Partner From Selling In Europe

Here are the facts that I have, based on a conversation today with a representative handling ASRock's global PR activities. Bear in mind I can only speak for ASRock's intentions in Europe and can't confirm their plans for North America, Asia or elsewhere:

ASRock got into the GPU game with cryptocurrency mining in mind. Indeed, it was initially reported that they were launching mining-based SKUs. What I've been told -- and I confirmed this twice over the phone and again via email -- is that in Europe, ASRock has decided not to sell Phantom Gaming graphics cards commercially. They won't appear in online or brick-and-mortal PC retail shops. They are only intended for miners and industrial use. Furthermore, the minimum order quantity for these customers is 500 pieces.

Link: www.forbes.com

alles ein bissl komisch :confused:

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25.06.2018 - 16:20

ASRock will offer Radeon Phantom Gaming series in the EU starting July 1st

It's been topic of long debate and discussion. In Q1 2018 rumors surfaced that ASRock would be releasing graphics cards. Then all of the sudden we started to see a few teasers from ASRock, slowly word got out that the new series would be called Phantom gaming, but would it be for miners, gamers or both?

In April some cards got released, however at the time seemed restricted towards an Asia region, which sparked a nasty discussion on the web, some saying that AMD would not allow sales of these cards in the EU and USA. Back in May, that rumor got denied, meanwhile, in the background we've been talking towards ASRock to see what was going on. A couple of weeks ago I received word and confirmation that the Phantom Gaming series will hit the EU / EMEA markets as well. The ASRock Phantom Gaming series graphics card will become available starting next week, July 1st with an expected retail price of the Phantom Gaming X RX 580 8G OC at Euro 329; the RX 570 8G OC will cost Euro 319 and the RX 570 4G OC will cost Euro 295. We've confirmed this with ASRock EU.

We'll have a review on the RX 580 really soon as I am testing a card as we speak.

Link: www.guru3d.com

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26.06.2018 - 14:22

ASRock Phantom Gaming X Radeon RX580 8G OC review

We review theASRock Phantom Gaming X Radeon RX580 OC with 8GB graphics memory. This two slot cooled mainstream graphics card series will allow you to play your games in both the Full HD 1080P range ... Introduction

Link: www.guru3d.com

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26.06.2018 - 16:32

Gefühlt die 100. RX480/RX580...

creative2k F this Registered: Jul 2002 Location: Vienna Posts: 8608	29.03.2018 - 10:13 Mining, and not Gaming, Compelled ASRock to Enter the Graphics Market When we first reported news of ASRock entering the graphics market with a focus on AMD Radeon GPUs, the story included a theory that crypto-currency mining was the primary driver behind the company's move. ASRock in its press-deck announcing its new Phantom Gaming series graphics cards late Wednesday, inadvertently confirmed that theory. While the cards are branded Phantom "Gaming," the press-deck slide detailing the lineup is prominently headlined "Mining" besides "Radeon 500 Series VGA." Our VGA Database curator also mentions that the cards' designs bear striking similarities to coolers from Chaintech, the OEM that supplies to Chinese VGA brands such as Colorful. Strangely enough, ASRock still went with "gaming" branding, and gave the cards proper display connectors, so it's hedging its bets on both gamers and miners. Link: www.techpowerup.com Aber anscheinend nur wegen dem Mining? Phantom Gaming: Grafikkarten mit AMD Polaris von ASRock sind offiziell Ein plausibles Gerücht ist bestätigt: ASRock steigt in das Geschäft mit Grafikkarten ein. Genutzt werden GPUs vom Typ AMD Polaris. Link: www.computerbase.de
blood darkly dreaming Registered: Oct 2002 Location: Wien Posts: 9437	29.03.2018 - 11:12 design gefällt. allerdings ist es fraglich, ob man als gamer in absehbarer zeit eines dieser modelle in händen wird halten können.
creative2k F this Registered: Jul 2002 Location: Vienna Posts: 8608	06.05.2018 - 17:42 Verbot von AMD: ASRock darf Grafikkarten nicht in Europa verkaufen AMD hat ASRock den Verkauf der neuen Radeon-RX-500-Grafikkarte in Europa verboten, obwohl ASRock exklusiv auf AMD setzt. Link: www.computerbase.de
mat Administrator Legends never die Registered: Aug 2003 Location: nö Posts: 25727	07.05.2018 - 11:11 Ein Statement eines AMD-Mitarbeiters das mehr Klarheit dazu bringen könnte, wurde bereits entfernt. Die Zitate im Artikel weichen die Sache wieder etwas auf. Fazit: Keine ASRock-Grafikkarten in Europa. AMD untersagt ASRock den Verkauf seiner Grafikkarten in Europa (Update) "The decision of sales region for ASRock VGA card is based on the planning of mutual channel agreement. So far the first priority is Asia Pacific and Latin America. No confirmed schedules in EU markets yet" Link: www.tomshardware.de
Garbage Elder The Wizard of Owls Registered: Jul 2000 Location: GR.ch\|TI.ch Posts: 11518	07.05.2018 - 11:16 Werden wohl vertragliche Limitierungen dahinterstehen. Das Bild nach außen, an den gemeinen Endkunden, ist halt ziemlich verheerend. Auf der einen Seite herummaulen, von wegen "Freedom of Choice" und NVIDIA gängelt die Boardpartner (was natürlich nicht ok ist) und auf der anderen Seite dann sowas. AMD wie immer halt, wie schießt man sich öffentlich ins Knie.
InfiX she/her Registered: Mar 2002 Location: Graz Posts: 14730	08.05.2018 - 00:32 No, AMD Is Not Banning Newest Radeon GPU Partner From Selling In Europe Here are the facts that I have, based on a conversation today with a representative handling ASRock's global PR activities. Bear in mind I can only speak for ASRock's intentions in Europe and can't confirm their plans for North America, Asia or elsewhere: ASRock got into the GPU game with cryptocurrency mining in mind. Indeed, it was initially reported that they were launching mining-based SKUs. What I've been told -- and I confirmed this twice over the phone and again via email -- is that in Europe, ASRock has decided not to sell Phantom Gaming graphics cards commercially. They won't appear in online or brick-and-mortal PC retail shops. They are only intended for miners and industrial use. Furthermore, the minimum order quantity for these customers is 500 pieces. Link: www.forbes.com alles ein bissl komisch
creative2k F this Registered: Jul 2002 Location: Vienna Posts: 8608	25.06.2018 - 16:20 ASRock will offer Radeon Phantom Gaming series in the EU starting July 1st It's been topic of long debate and discussion. In Q1 2018 rumors surfaced that ASRock would be releasing graphics cards. Then all of the sudden we started to see a few teasers from ASRock, slowly word got out that the new series would be called Phantom gaming, but would it be for miners, gamers or both? In April some cards got released, however at the time seemed restricted towards an Asia region, which sparked a nasty discussion on the web, some saying that AMD would not allow sales of these cards in the EU and USA. Back in May, that rumor got denied, meanwhile, in the background we've been talking towards ASRock to see what was going on. A couple of weeks ago I received word and confirmation that the Phantom Gaming series will hit the EU / EMEA markets as well. The ASRock Phantom Gaming series graphics card will become available starting next week, July 1st with an expected retail price of the Phantom Gaming X RX 580 8G OC at Euro 329; the RX 570 8G OC will cost Euro 319 and the RX 570 4G OC will cost Euro 295. We've confirmed this with ASRock EU. We'll have a review on the RX 580 really soon as I am testing a card as we speak. Link: www.guru3d.com
creative2k F this Registered: Jul 2002 Location: Vienna Posts: 8608	26.06.2018 - 14:22 ASRock Phantom Gaming X Radeon RX580 8G OC review We review theASRock Phantom Gaming X Radeon RX580 OC with 8GB graphics memory. This two slot cooled mainstream graphics card series will allow you to play your games in both the Full HD 1080P range ... Introduction Link: www.guru3d.com
Weinzo Become like water Registered: Oct 2000 Location: 4621 Posts: 5072	26.06.2018 - 16:32 Gefühlt die 100. RX480/RX580...

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