Images show a large AMD board with four apparent GPU packages

Technology · First reported 3 Nov, 11:22 · Updated 11:34

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Images posted online show an unusually large AMD-marked graphics board with four apparent GPU packages. Their identification as Radeon RX 470s and estimates of 32 GB total memory remain unconfirmed; the board’s intended purpose is unknown.

Images of the board appeared in a November 3, 2026 post on X; the visible board has an AMD mark and four GPU packages arranged in a 2×2 layout.
The memory-chip arrangement suggests 8 GB per GPU, or 32 GB total, but that estimate has not been confirmed. Wccftech identifies the GPUs as RX 470s and also reports 32 GB of GDDR5 memory.
The board’s original purpose is unclear; possible explanations raised include mining or testing multi-GPU designs and power delivery.

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Key facts

Post date: November 3, 2026
Visible GPU layout: Four apparent packages arranged 2×2
Estimated memory: 8 GB per GPU and 32 GB total suggested by chip arrangement; unconfirmed
Wccftech-reported specifications: Four RX 470 GPUs, 32 GB GDDR5, and four 8-pin connectors
Intended purpose: Unknown