The AMD Radeon VII is the first gaming graphics card manufactured using a 7nm process. At the same time, it is the second graphics card based on the Vega GPU architecture. The "VII" in Radeon VII officially stands for the Roman numeral "7," but it can also be interpreted as "V2" for Vega 2. In addition to the reduced manufacturing process, the Radeon VII introduces another innovation for gaming graphics cards, featuring a substantial 16 GB of graphics memory. The HBM2 type VRAM represents an optimized version of graphics memory and is now connected to the graphics chip via an incredible 4,096-bit memory interface.