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ASUS Radeon RX 460 STRIX Gaming 4 GB review
Posted by: on: 08/08/2016 03:00 PM [
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We review the ASUS Radeon RX 460 STRIX Gaming 4 GB. The graphics card is positioned in the budget range and will perform at entry level gaming wise.
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Undying
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Posted on: 08/08/2016 03:18 PM
Again we in EU got fcked while US enjoyings decent prices. Card at 100$ US beating a gtx960?
Damn, nvidia is getting rekt at midrange segment lately.
Again we in EU got fcked while US enjoyings decent prices. Card at 100$ US beating a gtx960?
Damn, nvidia is getting rekt at midrange segment lately.
Agent-A01
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Posted on: 08/08/2016 03:26 PM
Again we in EU got fcked while US enjoyings decent prices. Card at 100$ US beating a gtx960?
Damn, nvidia is getting rekt at midrange segment lately.
1060 is a better overall card than 480.
Won't take much for them to release a new 1050 to beat this one.
Comparing old gen and saying wrecked, lol you're going to have to try to be less obvious as a troll
Since this one has good power consumption, it seems AMD decided to just tack on more cores to make the 480 considering how badly inefficient it is.
A 470 is only 10% slower yet uses what, 30% more power?
A 1080 equivalent will be well over 250 watts using the same architecture.
Again we in EU got fcked while US enjoyings decent prices. Card at 100$ US beating a gtx960?
Damn, nvidia is getting rekt at midrange segment lately.
1060 is a better overall card than 480.
Won't take much for them to release a new 1050 to beat this one.
Comparing old gen and saying wrecked, lol you're going to have to try to be less obvious as a troll
Since this one has good power consumption, it seems AMD decided to just tack on more cores to make the 480 considering how badly inefficient it is.
A 470 is only 10% slower yet uses what, 30% more power?
A 1080 equivalent will be well over 250 watts using the same architecture.
Mica
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Posted on: 08/08/2016 03:29 PM
1060 is a better overall card than 480.
For DX11 and OpenGL, but you won't see many future DX11/OGL releases, so the actual games will run well on both cards and future DX12/Vulkan will (probably) run better on RX480.
1060 is a better overall card than 480.
For DX11 and OpenGL, but you won't see many future DX11/OGL releases, so the actual games will run well on both cards and future DX12/Vulkan will (probably) run better on RX480.
Denial
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Posted on: 08/08/2016 03:38 PM
1060 is a better overall card than 480.
Won't take much for them to release a new 1050 to beat this one.
Comparing old gen and saying wrecked, lol you're going to have to try to be less obvious as a troll
The 1060 being better than the 480 is arguable. I'd say they are even, they trade blows in various areas and markets depending on pricing. Plus with newer drivers the 480 is gaining ground in performance. As DX12 gets further adopted performance will favor the 480.
That being said I also don't see how Nvidia is getting "rekt". AMD is beating them to market on the newer gen in the segment, but the 1060 is fine vs the 480, and while the RX460 beats the 960 in Doom, the 960 is much faster in Witcher/Division/GTA/etc. I'm also pretty sure reference 460's are $100 -- the AIB boards will be closer to $140, as Hilbert states in the article. You can buy a 960 now for $175 and I'm sure the price will drop when these hit the market.
Anyway, AMD is doing well in the segment which will hopefully gain them marketshare. Hopefully they can get these out in quantity before Nvidia launches their equivalent.
1060 is a better overall card than 480.
Won't take much for them to release a new 1050 to beat this one.
Comparing old gen and saying wrecked, lol you're going to have to try to be less obvious as a troll
The 1060 being better than the 480 is arguable. I'd say they are even, they trade blows in various areas and markets depending on pricing. Plus with newer drivers the 480 is gaining ground in performance. As DX12 gets further adopted performance will favor the 480.
That being said I also don't see how Nvidia is getting "rekt". AMD is beating them to market on the newer gen in the segment, but the 1060 is fine vs the 480, and while the RX460 beats the 960 in Doom, the 960 is much faster in Witcher/Division/GTA/etc. I'm also pretty sure reference 460's are $100 -- the AIB boards will be closer to $140, as Hilbert states in the article. You can buy a 960 now for $175 and I'm sure the price will drop when these hit the market.
Anyway, AMD is doing well in the segment which will hopefully gain them marketshare. Hopefully they can get these out in quantity before Nvidia launches their equivalent.
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Expected GTX950 performance, so I'm not disappointed. It has indeed enough power for LoL and DOTA2 @1080p. How to flop? Price above 130/140€.
P.S: There is space for one RX465 @170€, one that can battle with GTX960 @DX11 and OpenGL and GTX970 @DX12 and Vulkan.