good value better than the asus dual which has been £9 cheaper and its worth the extra money with no quality control issues and has rgb and a back plate. With doom.
Features:
- Powered by Radeon RX480
- Stylish metal back plate
- LED power indicators
- 6+2 Power phase
- 1x 8-Pin power connector
- Integrated with 4gb GDDR5 256bit memory
- WINDFORCE 2X with Blade Fan Design
- Support up to 8K display @60Hz (requires 2*DP1.3 connectors)
- 16.8M Customizable Color RGB Lighting
You've put the specs down for 8gb and 4gb. This is the 4gb. If it was the 8gb I'd have bought! ☹️
powerbrick
20 Mar 17#2
All retailers seem to offloading the 480's as the refresh versions are out shortly.
minmanas
20 Mar 17#3
Soon will pair something new with my old timer Q9550 :smile:
sergiup to minmanas
20 Mar 17#11
I only replaced mine about a month or two ago, stunning chip given it's about ten years old!
BigDiscovery to minmanas
20 Mar 17#12
I tried Xeon equivalent E5440 with GTX 1050 (non Ti card), and E5440 would bottleneck the card in Fallout 4. The Witcher 3, GTA V and so on. So RX 480 is total overkill. IMO GTX 750TI, RX460, maybe GTX 950 is best to pair with that CPU.
Cool chip though, cheapest on ebay at the moment - £35, I recently bought i5 3470 for £50, lol.
rav4cas
20 Mar 17#4
Ordered one yesterday. Being delivered tomorrow. Just been emailed the free code for Doom 2016 which is part of the deal.
mrbaba
20 Mar 17#5
A good price, but I think I'll be holding out for an 8GB model.
It's getting tough to call whether the new RX 580 or an outgoing 480 is the way to go.
Gkains to mrbaba
20 Mar 172#6
Well, RX 580 is mostly a rebrand but rumours point to it getting a process respin: still 14nm FinFET but going from LPE to LPP.
Source: https://www.computerbase.de/2017-03/radeon-rx-500-polaris-20-21-12/
LPP is meant to be 'up to ten percent more performance' according to Samsung http://www.samsung.com/semiconductor/foundry/process-technology/14nm/
But what that means for RX 580 is unknown. That CB story only goes on about 4% more Boost clocks, so either GF's version of Samsung's 14 FF LPP is not as good, or AMD are going to lower the TPU (possible meaning more overclocking potential for users).
thetwistedblue
20 Mar 17#7
Interesting, thanks
utopiangames
20 Mar 17#8
Heat from me, got the Asus dual 4gb for £150 with doom in a recent deal and no problems apart from not being able to get freesync working with doom :P
rav4cas
20 Mar 17#9
The 8gb Gigabyte model is £80+ more, or a ASUS 8GB for £30 more.
Opening post
Features:
- Powered by Radeon RX480
- Stylish metal back plate
- LED power indicators
- 6+2 Power phase
- 1x 8-Pin power connector
- Integrated with 4gb GDDR5 256bit memory
- WINDFORCE 2X with Blade Fan Design
- Support up to 8K display @60Hz (requires 2*DP1.3 connectors)
- 16.8M Customizable Color RGB Lighting
Specification:
- GPU: Polaris
- Stream Processors: 2304
- Core Speed:1290MHz
- Memory Speed: 7000Mhz
- Memory interface: 256-Bit
- Memory capacity: 4096MB GDDR5
- PCI-Express X16 lane required
- 350W or greater PSU required
- 175W TDP
- Power Connectors: 1x 8-pin required
- Display Outputs: 1x HDMI, 3x DisplayPort
- Warranty: 3yr
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Cool chip though, cheapest on ebay at the moment - £35, I recently bought i5 3470 for £50, lol.
It's getting tough to call whether the new RX 580 or an outgoing 480 is the way to go.
Source: https://www.computerbase.de/2017-03/radeon-rx-500-polaris-20-21-12/
LPP is meant to be 'up to ten percent more performance' according to Samsung
http://www.samsung.com/semiconductor/foundry/process-technology/14nm/
But what that means for RX 580 is unknown. That CB story only goes on about 4% more Boost clocks, so either GF's version of Samsung's 14 FF LPP is not as good, or AMD are going to lower the TPU (possible meaning more overclocking potential for users).
Never mind, found it https://www.overclockers.co.uk/asus-radeon-rx-480-dual-oc-8192mb-gddr5-pci-express-graphics-card-gx-40v-as.html