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Posted by: on: 11/15/2018 03:00 PM [
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It is time to tackle that new graphics card that AMD is releasing, the Radeon RX 590 is here and we'll be reviewing the Power Color Red Devil edition. What demonic GPU will sit underneath that hood, Polaris? Of course, it is, but let's talk about that more in detail in this review.
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Silva
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 03:16 PM
You read the review in 10 minutes? wow...
Thanks for the review HH, will read and use to judge what to buy next. Cheers.
Great review but the card for this price is just, meh ..
You read the review in 10 minutes? wow...
Thanks for the review HH, will read and use to judge what to buy next. Cheers.
Kraust
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 03:21 PM
Looks like AMD is at it again trying to make the hottest, lowdest, most power hungry low-mid end card they can. It's absolutely laughable that the power consumption is in the same range as the 2080 while being louder and hotter.
Card seems to still be horribly memory bandwidth starved, with the same exact memory limitations as both previous iterations of Polaris.
Looks like AMD is at it again trying to make the hottest, lowdest, most power hungry low-mid end card they can. It's absolutely laughable that the power consumption is in the same range as the 2080 while being louder and hotter.
Card seems to still be horribly memory bandwidth starved, with the same exact memory limitations as both previous iterations of Polaris.
cowie
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 03:23 PM
they are instock for omg 279 lol
I don't see the 1060 getting much closer in most titles even if ir had a busted titan core and hbm.
1070 would cost you 90us more a vega 56 350us
for 300 the 590 is the smart choice but its just meh but good meh
they are instock for omg 279 lol
I don't see the 1060 getting much closer in most titles even if ir had a busted titan core and hbm.
1070 would cost you 90us more a vega 56 350us
for 300 the 590 is the smart choice but its just meh but good meh
fry178
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 03:30 PM
still needs more power than a 1080 while being below a 1070.
i would rather get a 980ti cheap, or if 1440/up and /or higher IQ settings the 1070 for +60$ more is the better deal.
still needs more power than a 1080 while being below a 1070.
i would rather get a 980ti cheap, or if 1440/up and /or higher IQ settings the 1070 for +60$ more is the better deal.
schmidtbag
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 03:42 PM
still needs more power than a 1080 while being below a 1070.
i would rather get a 980ti cheap, or if 1440/up and /or higher IQ settings the 1070 for +60$ more is the better deal.
You say that as though you expected any different... It's literally just a binned 580.
still needs more power than a 1080 while being below a 1070.
i would rather get a 980ti cheap, or if 1440/up and /or higher IQ settings the 1070 for +60$ more is the better deal.
You say that as though you expected any different... It's literally just a binned 580.
BLEH!
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 03:55 PM
That die is TINY! Performance ain't not that far off my Fury, either...
That die is TINY! Performance ain't not that far off my Fury, either...
sverek
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 04:00 PM
Yeap, weird product indeed. Thanks for honest conclusion in review, this is not something worth recommending for the price.
Yeap, weird product indeed. Thanks for honest conclusion in review, this is not something worth recommending for the price.
Undying
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 04:03 PM
I can imagine 580's will be going down in price. With that said and 590 around at 280$ its hard to recommend 1060 to anyone anymore.
I can imagine 580's will be going down in price. With that said and 590 around at 280$ its hard to recommend 1060 to anyone anymore.
screwtech02
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 04:11 PM
Man, still barely viable over my R9 390's..
Man, still barely viable over my R9 390's..
Embra
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 04:29 PM
$279 seems fair with the games bundle.
$250 without the bundle.
$279 seems fair with the games bundle.
$250 without the bundle.
kings
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 04:30 PM
So, significantly more expensive (MSRP), significantly more power consumption, to only 10% extra performance in most cases.
Either the street price will be much lower or I don't know who will buy this card compared to the much cheaper RX580.
So, significantly more expensive (MSRP), significantly more power consumption, to only 10% extra performance in most cases.
Either the street price will be much lower or I don't know who will buy this card compared to the much cheaper RX580.
tty8k
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 04:52 PM
You read the review in 10 minutes? wow...
Thanks for the review HH, will read and use to judge what to buy next. Cheers.
Yes I don't go through every word when it's nothing spectacular about it, pretty much an overclocked 580. Just had a look at results, consumption/temperatures, price.
Don't get me wrong I appreciate the review it's just the product that's nothing to go crazy about.
You read the review in 10 minutes? wow...
Thanks for the review HH, will read and use to judge what to buy next. Cheers.
Yes I don't go through every word when it's nothing spectacular about it, pretty much an overclocked 580. Just had a look at results, consumption/temperatures, price.
Don't get me wrong I appreciate the review it's just the product that's nothing to go crazy about.
Kaarme
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 05:04 PM
still needs more power than a 1080 while being below a 1070.
i would rather get a 980ti cheap, or if 1440/up and /or higher IQ settings the 1070 for +60$ more is the better deal.
I don't think they are selling 980 Ti anymore. It's two generations old.
Man, still barely viable over my R9 390's..
I have the philosophical problem that I wouldn't want to cut my ROPs in half by getting a Polaris. Shaders and TMUs aren't as much cut down in comparison and are more than easily compensated by the clocks. But those ROPs...
still needs more power than a 1080 while being below a 1070.
i would rather get a 980ti cheap, or if 1440/up and /or higher IQ settings the 1070 for +60$ more is the better deal.
I don't think they are selling 980 Ti anymore. It's two generations old.
Man, still barely viable over my R9 390's..
I have the philosophical problem that I wouldn't want to cut my ROPs in half by getting a Polaris. Shaders and TMUs aren't as much cut down in comparison and are more than easily compensated by the clocks. But those ROPs...
NCC1701D
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 05:15 PM
You read the review in 10 minutes? wow...
Thanks for the review HH, will read and use to judge what to buy next. Cheers.
If you couldn't get through this article in 10 minutes, your reading skills are seriously lacking.
You read the review in 10 minutes? wow...
Thanks for the review HH, will read and use to judge what to buy next. Cheers.
If you couldn't get through this article in 10 minutes, your reading skills are seriously lacking.
chispy
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 05:31 PM
Great review as always , thank you Boss. Not much has changed since the RX480 :/ , only a bump in core clocks. In my opinion they should it have gone with faster memory to help with an already bandwidth starve Polaris architecture. The pricing could have been better ~$240US dollars $260US Range. FYI you can find decent RX580 at ebay for ~$150US
. Also the RX580 and RX570 when properly cool and some home brew Bios flash will overclock ~1600/2000Mhz. This card is nothing to write home about , RX580 gets my vote if you are having to choose between this RX590 or RX580 .
Great review as always , thank you Boss. Not much has changed since the RX480 :/ , only a bump in core clocks. In my opinion they should it have gone with faster memory to help with an already bandwidth starve Polaris architecture. The pricing could have been better ~$240US dollars $260US Range. FYI you can find decent RX580 at ebay for ~$150US
. Also the RX580 and RX570 when properly cool and some home brew Bios flash will overclock ~1600/2000Mhz. This card is nothing to write home about , RX580 gets my vote if you are having to choose between this RX590 or RX580 .
Only Intruder
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 05:34 PM
Hmm, confident lead over the 1060 and almost reaching 1070 figures in some places just tickling it.
Can definitely tell the card is memory bandwidth starved though, some results just show no gains whatsoever over the 580 and that suggests it's memory related.
Hmm, confident lead over the 1060 and almost reaching 1070 figures in some places just tickling it.
Can definitely tell the card is memory bandwidth starved though, some results just show no gains whatsoever over the 580 and that suggests it's memory related.
Arbie
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 05:40 PM
There are tough reviews and there are tough reviews - but I've never seen one conclude with "noisy pos"!
There are tough reviews and there are tough reviews - but I've never seen one conclude with "noisy pos"!
jose2016
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 05:49 PM
In my country, this card will go out for about 316e. There are rx580 8gb for 250e, which seems best option especially to play 1080p.
In my country, this card will go out for about 316e. There are rx580 8gb for 250e, which seems best option especially to play 1080p.
warlord
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 05:50 PM
Seems weak. It is equal to my overclocked gpu.
1060 refresh with gddr5x is gonna beat it hard..
Seems weak. It is equal to my overclocked gpu.
1060 refresh with gddr5x is gonna beat it hard..
buhehe
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 06:41 PM
What pisses me off is how they (mis)used the "x90".
There used to be a marked difference between x80 and x90.
e.g. the R9 290 was 20-30% above a 280x - so the suffix was a clear distinction of performance... not this pathetic +6%
What pisses me off is how they (mis)used the "x90".
There used to be a marked difference between x80 and x90.
e.g. the R9 290 was 20-30% above a 280x - so the suffix was a clear distinction of performance... not this pathetic +6%
HWgeek
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 07:20 PM
You need to remember, Lisa Su told the investors that there are GPU stock left after mining fell, and they need time to clear the stock- so they ask 279$ for this GPU until the RX 580 stock is over and then you will get the RX 590 at ~200$.
You need to remember, Lisa Su told the investors that there are GPU stock left after mining fell, and they need time to clear the stock- so they ask 279$ for this GPU until the RX 580 stock is over and then you will get the RX 590 at ~200$.
iafro89
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 07:21 PM
Just purchased one. Thanks for the review, Hilbert!
Just purchased one. Thanks for the review, Hilbert!
iafro89
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 07:26 PM
What pisses me off is how they (mis)used the "x90".
There used to be a marked difference between x80 and x90.
e.g. the R9 290 was 20-30% above a 280x - so the suffix was a clear distinction of performance... not this pathetic +6%
Naming schemes always change.
What pisses me off is how they (mis)used the "x90".
There used to be a marked difference between x80 and x90.
e.g. the R9 290 was 20-30% above a 280x - so the suffix was a clear distinction of performance... not this pathetic +6%
Naming schemes always change.
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Posted on: 11/15/2018 07:52 PM
It just seems like such a waste of time and resources (high wattage & price) and I can't even begin to understand why they couldn't just wait and go all in on 7nm.
I can only imagine what would happen if you were to tweak your fan profile to make it less noisy (as shown in the review) in which case it would probably melt.
It just seems like such a waste of time and resources (high wattage & price) and I can't even begin to understand why they couldn't just wait and go all in on 7nm.
I can only imagine what would happen if you were to tweak your fan profile to make it less noisy (as shown in the review) in which case it would probably melt.
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Great review but the card for this price is just, meh ..