EDIT: Shipping costs are €6.10 this needs to be added or you cannot buy it, the cost total is £323 using a fee free card.
OP you should include these costs, as it's misleading.
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matt101101 to zhsn18
14 Mar 1711#9
I'd imagine that if you were to CrossFire two RX480s you'd be better off going with 8GB models (to achieve VRAM parity with the GTX 1080), which cannot be bought new for £150.
There's also the less reliable performance, additional power consumption and additional heat output to consider, as there is with any CrossFire/SLI setup vs a single more powerful card.
Let's not pretend it's an open and shut case of "just getting two RX480s for £150 each".
Nate1492 to zhsn18
15 Mar 176#17
Its almost as powerful as a GTX 1080 in Ashes of the Singularity. If you don't mind half the minimum frame rate.
If you want actual performance, in all games, the 2x 480 is *terrible* value.
Recommending crossfire OR SLI to anyone must be done with extreme caution, or to people you hate.
nines
14 Mar 173#2
"Usually ships within 1 to 2 months."
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teggl97
14 Mar 17#1
Very nice price. I liiiike
nines
14 Mar 173#2
"Usually ships within 1 to 2 months."
Uncommon.Sense to nines
14 Mar 17#4
Usually they come back into stock before this time frame.
Danze1984
14 Mar 171#3
Can see me upgrading my 1060 very, very soon just for the sake of it. I can run GTA V perfectly but these prices are getting too good to ignore.
kkdd
14 Mar 17#5
Thanks for posting. I've ordered it, though I literally ordered the MSI GeForce GTX 1070 ARMOR 8G OC for £335.99 half an hour ago!
Does anybody know how much one actually pays if paying directly in Euros using a credit card? I know Amazon's own currency conversion isn't that favourable as they make a relatively high profit on it, but I'm curious to see how far off the £316.97 it would be if paying directly in Euros.
Szabster to kkdd
14 Mar 17#6
It depends on what credit card you used. It can be quite a bit if you used one of the regular cards.
Uncommon.Sense
14 Mar 171#7
The actual cost of this is £323 shipped, using a fee free card if you assume the currency rate is set as of now, at €1.145 to £1, Amazon want to charge £335, if you pay in local card currency of GBP.
zhsn18
14 Mar 171#8
Just get 2 RX 480s for £150 each
Its as powerful as GTX 1080
matt101101 to zhsn18
14 Mar 1711#9
I'd imagine that if you were to CrossFire two RX480s you'd be better off going with 8GB models (to achieve VRAM parity with the GTX 1080), which cannot be bought new for £150.
There's also the less reliable performance, additional power consumption and additional heat output to consider, as there is with any CrossFire/SLI setup vs a single more powerful card.
Let's not pretend it's an open and shut case of "just getting two RX480s for £150 each".
Nate1492 to zhsn18
15 Mar 176#17
Its almost as powerful as a GTX 1080 in Ashes of the Singularity. If you don't mind half the minimum frame rate.
If you want actual performance, in all games, the 2x 480 is *terrible* value.
Recommending crossfire OR SLI to anyone must be done with extreme caution, or to people you hate.
Leonintelex to zhsn18
15 Mar 17#23
Don't forget to factor in the cost of a fire extinguisher and a 1000w PSU.
Those cards run a lot hotter and are much hungrier than a 1070/1080.
CAL23
14 Mar 171#10
Getting closer to that £300 mark!
kkdd to CAL23
14 Mar 172#11
If you sell the free game key then it will be :smiley:
Szabster
14 Mar 171#12
Plus it's been proven that unless a game is optimised for crossfire/sli you will not see more than 20-30% performance gain. Having said that I have nothing to back this up with but in today's world we don't need to evidence things anymore.
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Opening post
Usually ships within 1 to 2 months.
Best price : £373.47 @Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01LW3S30P
General
Memory Size: 8 GB
Memory Type: GDDR5
Memory Interface: 256 Bit
Graphic Chip
Chipset: nVidia GP104
Chipset Codename: Pascal
Chipset Manufacturer: nVidia
CPU Clock Speed: 1,582 MHz
Boost Clock: 1,771 MHz
Stream Processing Units: 1,920
Production Process: 16 nm
Overclocked: yes
Slots
Slot: PCIe
PCIe-Lanes: x16
PCIe Version: 3.0
Power Connection: 1 x 8-PIN
Dimensions
Low profile: no
Height (slots): 2
Length: 29.8 cm
Width: 13.1 cm
Video Output
Interfaces: DVI, HDMI, 3x Display Port
DVI Specification: DVI-I (Dual-Link)
Max. Resolution: 7680 x 4320 pixel
Maximum Number of Monitors: 4
Cooling & Fans
Cooling System: active
Cooling Fan Type: Windforce 2X
Number of Fans: 2Fan
Colour: Black
Features
Suitable for Gaming, Office
DirectX support: 12.1
Shader Model: 5.1
4K: yes
VR: yes
Multi-GPU Support: SLI
Additional Information
Manufacturer: GigaByte
TDP: 150 Watt
EDIT: Shipping costs are €6.10 this needs to be added or you cannot buy it, the cost total is £323 using a fee free card.
OP you should include these costs, as it's misleading.
- Uncommon.Sense
Top comments
There's also the less reliable performance, additional power consumption and additional heat output to consider, as there is with any CrossFire/SLI setup vs a single more powerful card.
Let's not pretend it's an open and shut case of "just getting two RX480s for £150 each".
http://www.gamersnexus.net/guides/2507-crossfire-rx-480-benchmark-vs-1070-and-1080-power-temperatures-fps/page-3
If you want actual performance, in all games, the 2x 480 is *terrible* value.
Recommending crossfire OR SLI to anyone must be done with extreme caution, or to people you hate.
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Does anybody know how much one actually pays if paying directly in Euros using a credit card? I know Amazon's own currency conversion isn't that favourable as they make a relatively high profit on it, but I'm curious to see how far off the £316.97 it would be if paying directly in Euros.
Its as powerful as GTX 1080
There's also the less reliable performance, additional power consumption and additional heat output to consider, as there is with any CrossFire/SLI setup vs a single more powerful card.
Let's not pretend it's an open and shut case of "just getting two RX480s for £150 each".
http://www.gamersnexus.net/guides/2507-crossfire-rx-480-benchmark-vs-1070-and-1080-power-temperatures-fps/page-3
If you want actual performance, in all games, the 2x 480 is *terrible* value.
Recommending crossfire OR SLI to anyone must be done with extreme caution, or to people you hate.
Those cards run a lot hotter and are much hungrier than a 1070/1080.