We've already seen what PowerColor has up its sleeve with their upcoming Red Devil RX 580 graphics card, but now we're hearing about SAPPHIRE's upcoming Radeon RX 500 series - which includes 11 cards ...
As you can see from the spec chart above, the RX 580 is very similar to the RX 480 before it. It features the same amount of stream processors, compute units, and video RAM. Its biggest advantage is ...
It is that time again that webshops are revealing stuff they should not. Today the Radeon RX 550, 570 and 580 have been spotted in varying SKUs. Though the prices for pre-order are over-inflated in ...
AMD traditionally has been respinning their GPUs quite a bit. For the Radeon RX 400 series the 570/580 products will be based on 14nm FinFET+ Polaris 20 being fabbed at Samsung and Global Foundries’ ...
The Radeon RX 580 is basically the Radeon RX 480 with a new name, but that still makes it the best mainstream graphics card around. Sapphire’s custom Nitro+ design is stellar. When AMD’s Radeon RX 480 ...
Sapphire’s 8GB RX 580 Pulse offers a decent overclock and a solid custom cooling solution for just $10 over AMD’s baseline price. Definitely buy it over a reference card. Enter more budget-friendly ...
AMD call it Polaris refined, but to all intents and purposes, RX 570 and RX 580 are indeed upclocked versions of their predecessors. There's the same complement of 32 and 36 compute units respectively ...
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