Perhaps AMD has decided to drop the curtain on 12nm Polaris production and these are leftover units that didn't measure-up to the usual Polaris 30 tolerances? Or, perhaps these are actually 14nm Polaris "wannabe" 590 chips? Can't help but think the the "ME" portion of "GME" stands for "Mining Edition." With that in mind, at least three of the four appear to have a DVI output, along with at least one other HDMI or DisplayPort socket. It's difficult to tell from the photos. While 1460MHz isn't what one would expect to see on a typical RX 590, it's not at all shabby otherwise. Interesting that the XFX card appears to have the highest clockspeed and yet the lowest price of the four. (About $170 USD if I'm not mistaken.) As long as that "GME" moniker absolutely, positively gets tacked-on to the RX 590 branding, and they're still sporting 8GHz memory, I'd be fine with this one making it's way over to North America.

Why they did not call it 580 then ? oO

I would have preferred RX 590 LE naming scheme.

maybe ill be possible to flash the bios on rx580 😎:)

What the fudge AMD, stop rebranding Polaris!

Maybe they still have some sort of deal with GF and need to sell 14nm and 12nm, or they want to keep GF in the game for some reason.

Vmhasegawa:

What the fudge AMD, stop rebranding Polaris!

They can not help themselves ! They are addicted to Polaris rebrandations is a very serious case and it needs quarters of psychiatrical support 🙁

AMD right now are like history teachers: They can't stop to bring up the past so here you are rebrandeon...

It is what every electronics company does, dump older stock in the Asian market.