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Updated: AMD’s RX Vega56 hits retail

While AMD’s RX Vega64 may have run into some pricing drama earlier this month, we have yet to see how things will play out with the RX Vega56. At its expected $399 price, Vega56 looks to be a great value card but prices may rise, so if you want to grab one early, you’ll want to keep your eyes peeled, as Vega56 is set to go on sale this afternoon.

In our review, we gave the RX Vega56 our ‘Worth Buying’ award, praising it for its strong performance against the GTX 1070. It is also a solid option for 1440p gaming we found. AMD’s MSRP for this GPU is $399 but if stocks run low, prices will rise, so you will want to get your order in early. For those looking to buy, the RX Vega56 should go live at retail at 2PM (UK Time).

We will provide an updated post later with links to store pages and pricing information. Keep in mind that the $399 price tag is for the standalone GPU. There will be ‘Radeon Packs' on top, which increase the overall price but bundle in games or hardware.

UPDATE (14:10): At the time of writing, SCAN appears to be the only UK retailer with RX Vega 56 in stock. Prices (at the time of publishing) are pretty good, with in-stock models going for around the £380 mark:

Hopefully this pricing sticks, though it is worth noting that Scan also has Vega56 preorder listings going for as much as £500, so price hikes could occur if stock shortages hit.

Overclockers UK has also begun listing RX Vega56 with similar prices:

However, Overclockers UK's listings come with the proviso that the standalone GPUs are set at their launch prices only, as we saw with RX Vega64. With that in mind, it sounds like prices will end up rising.

KitGuru Says: RX Vega56 could end up being a great performer at its suggested price. Are any of you planning on grabbing a Vega card? Will you be trying to nab an RX Vega56 early?

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14 comments

  1. I would…. if I could find someone selling them. Been searching still not sign.

  2. You must’ve checked a little too early. Retail listings are starting to pop up now.

  3. Scan have them in stock right now at £380 ish…

  4. Looks like they are launch offers only as it does say special offer price next to them and then they go up to £470’s so get them now if you are into the Vega 56..

  5. You must’ve checked a little too early. Retail listings are starting to pop up now.

  6. This is Scan’s prices as of 4pm…
    https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/8d69a7d2f35e6e522850f1d74cf76a078ebe03f237a9c1323b2034a7ce33063b.png

  7. Nikolas Karampelas

    Well actually I hope miners will go for them so I can finally get a 570 at a reasonable price…

  8. You need to click the ‘more’ button at the bottom. They left the lower prices at the end of the list for some reason.

  9. Looks like they are launch offers only as it does say special offer price next to them and then they go up to £470’s so get them now if you are into the Vega 56..

  10. Looks like they are launch offers only as it does say special offer price next to them and then they go up to £470’s so get them now if you are into the Vega 56..

  11. I would…. if I could find someone selling them. Been searching still not sign.

  12. Yip, I bought one for 380 at 6pm……..scan.co.uk
    Wanted 64 but not paying 600+

    (For a freesync monitor) I am using GTX 1080 and 1080TI in my gaming rigs.

  13. Scan still has them in stock but they have hidden them further down the list. When you get to the RX Vega 56 page on their site, you need to click the ‘More’ tab at the bottom. Then further down the list you will see at least two versions of Vega 56 in stock.

  14. You need to click the ‘more’ button at the bottom. They left the lower prices at the end of the list for some reason.