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Sapphire Radeon RX 480 Nitro
Sapphire released some photos of their Sapphire Radeon RX 480 Nitro edition, first things first, it has an 8-pin power connector. The card comes with an in-house PCB design and latest generation Nitro cooler with two 90mm spinners.
The fans can actually be removed to clean. As stated the card has an 8-pin power connector positioned at the rear side of the card and here it comes, has RGB LED lighting configurable by a button on the rear side. The dual-BIOS card is expected to run 1317 MHz on the max boost frequency. It comes with a back-plate and currently listed for 249 GBO, which is 20 bucks over reference.
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#5300460 Posted on: 07/04/2016 08:46 AM
2nd image thumbnail is pretty confusing by lines concealing real shape. One has to open it and then enjoy what was there.
3rd image (just for fun):
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2nd image thumbnail is pretty confusing by lines concealing real shape. One has to open it and then enjoy what was there.
3rd image (just for fun):
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#5300475 Posted on: 07/04/2016 09:14 AM
Eagerly awaiting you reviewing this card boss. This may be the card I suggest the most to friends with limited upgrade budget.
Eagerly awaiting you reviewing this card boss. This may be the card I suggest the most to friends with limited upgrade budget.
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#5300476 Posted on: 07/04/2016 09:16 AM
This video card is pornographic and I want it.
This video card is pornographic and I want it.
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#5300478 Posted on: 07/04/2016 09:23 AM
1317Mhz on max boost, seriously???? a whole 51Mhz over the reference card? That seems really poor to me, glad I didn't wait before ordering the reference model from Amazon.
1317Mhz on max boost, seriously???? a whole 51Mhz over the reference card? That seems really poor to me, glad I didn't wait before ordering the reference model from Amazon.
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Sharp looking little card.
And hey! Hello there, Mr. 8-pin connector. You're a rockstar now!