https://wccftech.com/amd-radeon-vii-graphics-card-7nm/

As I have been talking about for the last few weeks, AMD has just launched their next-generation 7nm GPU: the Vega for consumer, called the Radeon VII. I wasn’t sure whether the VII stood for Vega II or 7 and it turns out it stands for 7 (the roman numerical 7). This was one of the last projects of Mike Rayfield as I discussed in my exclusive almost a month back.

I must admit that I did assume the VII would stand for Vega II but it actually stands for 7. All that said, this is a much-awaited comeback from AMD in the high-performance gaming market and the Radeon VII rocks 3840 stream processors capable of handling up to 1.8GHz in clock rates. This puts its theoretical compute capabilities at a solid 13.8 TFLOPs. The power requirement will remain the same as its predecessor.