Is there a reason, or they are just not tested officially? Thanks if anyone can answer who had personal experiences in this question. I know I could benefit by using radeon VII's memory - I do not know how much I would lose by the absolute lack of CUDA cores - I have no clues, how AMD's drivers work with Houdini - if I take a look at officially supported GPU list by SideFX, I can see r9, fury 390, 480 a bunch of fire pro, a radeon pro, but I do not see any Vega GPUs. It seems a bit off topic, that I mentioned my software pack, but I can imagine that it could influence suggestions. My software pack: - Houdini - Maya, 3d Max, Blender - Zbrush, Mudbox - Substance (designer, painter) - PS - Davinci Resolve what I want to focus on: - Zbrush, Substance(designer, painter), HOUDINI, Blender, (PS, Davinci resolve ofc.) But mostly I wanna focus on Houdini - modeling, simulations, UV'ing, retopo, rigging, animating all in Houdini. Due to my budget range it seems a great opportunity to grab 16gig Vram for the price of RADEON VII, also I read not bad articles about Vega 64 and its OpenGL capacity (RADEON VII will be an upgraded Vega if I get it right) Do any of you had some experiences with Vega GPUs? I'm planning to stick with Houdini as my main 3D platform, since version 17 I have been seeing it even as a great modeling tool. Hello Wizards! I'm in a great dilemma if I should buy the just announced Radeon VII or an rtx 2070 / 2080.

Davinci resolve support vega gpu