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Review: MSI Radeon RX 580 Gaming X 8GB
In this article we review the MSI Radeon RX 580 GAMING X armed with 8GB. This TwinFrozr VI cooled mainstream graphics card series will allow you to play your games in both the Full HD 1080P range as well as gaming in that popular Wide Quad HD (2560x1440) range at a 269 USD price bracket.
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#5422241 Posted on: 04/19/2017 02:52 PM
I understand someone's perspective saying they're the same as 4xx but Nvidia does rebrands too and atm AMD can't afford developing another GPU. Ryzen had to come out and Vega is 1 year late (compared to Nvidia) so they really have to push Vega out. RX580 is a bit disappointing power consumption wise, but 570 is a killer deal of a GPU.
They are the same cards but with more consistent and higher performance, and lower launch prices. They're fine.
I understand someone's perspective saying they're the same as 4xx but Nvidia does rebrands too and atm AMD can't afford developing another GPU. Ryzen had to come out and Vega is 1 year late (compared to Nvidia) so they really have to push Vega out. RX580 is a bit disappointing power consumption wise, but 570 is a killer deal of a GPU.
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#5422243 Posted on: 04/19/2017 02:56 PM
570 is faster and much more attractive than a 1050ti, same goes for 580 vs 1060.
If you take out a higher power consumption AMD is holding pretty good at mid segment, if only Vega was here to do the same with 1070/1080.
570 is faster and much more attractive than a 1050ti, same goes for 580 vs 1060.
If you take out a higher power consumption AMD is holding pretty good at mid segment, if only Vega was here to do the same with 1070/1080.
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#5423634 Posted on: 04/23/2017 03:03 PM
Ordered mine yesterday. Since I'm upgrading from an R9 280 and was about to pull the trigger on an RX 480 anyways, the RX 580 made a lot on sense to me. Was leaning toward the MSI anyways as well. Anyone else notice that the motherboard manufacturers give better warranties on their graphics cards? MSI, Asus, and Gigabyte all give a 3 year warranty. Most of the rest give 2.
Ordered mine yesterday. Since I'm upgrading from an R9 280 and was about to pull the trigger on an RX 480 anyways, the RX 580 made a lot on sense to me. Was leaning toward the MSI anyways as well. Anyone else notice that the motherboard manufacturers give better warranties on their graphics cards? MSI, Asus, and Gigabyte all give a 3 year warranty. Most of the rest give 2.
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They are the same cards but with more consistent and higher performance, and lower launch prices. They're fine.