AMD RX Vega 56 review: even if you could buy one, you probably shouldn’t

The AMD RX Vega 56 was always onto a bit of a hiding to nothing. Team Radeon's Sith-inspired rule-of-two chip design means every GPU they create eventually gets released as a pair of gaming graphics cards. So, following on from the AMD RX Vega 64, comes their lower-spec RX Vega 56, struggling to keep up with a GTX 1070 and beaten bloody by Nvidia's GTX 1070 Ti. 

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Bless the ol’ AMD Vega architecture, it’s had a bit of a hard time post-launch. Since it was first announced, in hushed whispers, as the first high-end Radeon GPU in an age, it’s been hailed both as the saviour of AMD’s graphics division and the architecture that might damn it. In all honestly, it’s neither.

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