AMD pulled a big surprise as it has brought its dual-GPU Fiji-based graphics card to the Virtual Reality Los Angeles (VRLA) event.



While there was no picture of the actual dual-Fiji graphics card, there were a couple of desktop systems that were powered by that same graphics card, including a prototype of Falcon Northwest Tiki compact gaming desktop as well as HTC's Vive HMD demo system.

What makes the upcoming dual-GPU Fiji-based graphics card even more interesting is the fact that Falcon Northwest managed to squeeze it inside a 4-inch thick Tiki system, suggesting that the upcoming dual-GPU graphics card is very compact.

As you probably already know, AMD has delayed its dual-GPU Fiji-based graphics card in order to wait for virtual reality headsets to become available and according to earlier rumors it should launch sometime in the second quarter of this year.







Source: Wccftech.com.