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Radeon RX 460 with 1024 Stream processors spotted
Over in China a Radeon RX 460 has been spotted with 1024 activated shader processors, normally that value would be 896 shader processors. The card was spotted at the Chinese Sapphire website. Now, 1024 shader/stream processors means a fully unlocked Polaris 11 GPU is being used.
We've already seen some BIOS mods with RX 460 owners unlocking the rest of the shader processors, but this would be the first formal introduction. The card was fitted with 4GB gddr5 memory and runs a 1250 MHz clock frequency (normally 1200MHz). All in all this should be good for a bit of a performance bump for the RX 460, let's say roughly 10%.
It remains unclear if this SKU is China only, hence do not expect the 1024 SP version in the EU and USA anytime soon.
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#5382350 Posted on: 01/17/2017 05:29 PM
sounds well, but teorically its up to 19% higher performance, 14% higher Core count @4% higher clock, but maybe 25% Higher pòwer compsumition
I dont know if I could afford the extra 14 cents a month to run this card!!!
sounds well, but teorically its up to 19% higher performance, 14% higher Core count @4% higher clock, but maybe 25% Higher pòwer compsumition
I dont know if I could afford the extra 14 cents a month to run this card!!!
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#5382368 Posted on: 01/17/2017 06:14 PM
Lol
Don't be troll, im not interested in RX460's i'll go for RX470, i mentioned Power compsumition consdering that reviews will mention It as competence of GTX1050/Ti
I dont know if I could afford the extra 14 cents a month to run this card!!!
Lol
Don't be troll, im not interested in RX460's i'll go for RX470, i mentioned Power compsumition consdering that reviews will mention It as competence of GTX1050/Ti
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#5382371 Posted on: 01/17/2017 06:27 PM
Lol
Don't be troll, im not interested in RX460's i'll go for RX470, i mentioned Power compsumition consdering that reviews will mention It as competence of GTX1050/Ti
Don't be so triggered.
Power consumption is ruined with any overclocking anyways.
The obsession with power consumption is so damn laughable at times.
Its only an issue if you leave your pc on 24/7 folding, converting video, or have zero life outside of playing games 25+ hours a week.
Lol
Don't be troll, im not interested in RX460's i'll go for RX470, i mentioned Power compsumition consdering that reviews will mention It as competence of GTX1050/Ti
Don't be so triggered.
Power consumption is ruined with any overclocking anyways.
The obsession with power consumption is so damn laughable at times.
Its only an issue if you leave your pc on 24/7 folding, converting video, or have zero life outside of playing games 25+ hours a week.
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#5382384 Posted on: 01/17/2017 07:11 PM
Don't be so triggered.
Power consumption is ruined with any overclocking anyways.
The obsession with power consumption is so damn laughable at times.
Its only an issue if you leave your pc on 24/7 folding, converting video, or have zero life outside of playing games 25+ hours a week.
...or if you have a puny PSU and I figure most people looking at the 460 and 1050 cards aren't those upgrading from a GTX x80 or Rx x90/X with a big beefy 750w PSU already in their rig. One of the big selling points of the sub-75w cards is that they're drop in and play cards: you can take a basic office computer and drop this card in (with no further connectors) to make it a 1080p gaming machine. As soon as it requires a 6pin and higher power draw, and therefore needing a new PSU, you start to turn off some people otherwise interested in the product.
Don't be so triggered.
Power consumption is ruined with any overclocking anyways.
The obsession with power consumption is so damn laughable at times.
Its only an issue if you leave your pc on 24/7 folding, converting video, or have zero life outside of playing games 25+ hours a week.
...or if you have a puny PSU and I figure most people looking at the 460 and 1050 cards aren't those upgrading from a GTX x80 or Rx x90/X with a big beefy 750w PSU already in their rig. One of the big selling points of the sub-75w cards is that they're drop in and play cards: you can take a basic office computer and drop this card in (with no further connectors) to make it a 1080p gaming machine. As soon as it requires a 6pin and higher power draw, and therefore needing a new PSU, you start to turn off some people otherwise interested in the product.
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sounds well, but teorically its up to 19% higher performance, 14% higher Core count @4% higher clock, but maybe 25% Higher pòwer compsumition