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Guru3D Rig of the Month - December 2019
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 07:46 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 08:14 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 08:16 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 08:23 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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#5300485 Posted on: 07/04/2016 08:53 AM
Well, beyond a non impressive OC the card may:
1. Not draw too much power via board.
2. Run cooler than the reference.
3. Run quieter than the reference.
OC or none, I think most, if not all AIB solutions will thrash the reference in various aspects of its short-commings and provide a hopefully more well-rounded experience.
Long term of course I hope to see more than 50ish mhz increases as well.
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.
Well, beyond a non impressive OC the card may:
1. Not draw too much power via board.
2. Run cooler than the reference.
3. Run quieter than the reference.
OC or none, I think most, if not all AIB solutions will thrash the reference in various aspects of its short-commings and provide a hopefully more well-rounded experience.
Long term of course I hope to see more than 50ish mhz increases as well.
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#5300488 Posted on: 07/04/2016 09:08 AM
Very pleased to see that the first 3rd party board I've seen has DVI.
Hope this is something most of the board partners will adopt.
Very pleased to see that the first 3rd party board I've seen has DVI.
Hope this is something most of the board partners will adopt.
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#5300490 Posted on: 07/04/2016 09:09 AM
Well, beyond a non impressive OC the card may:
1. Not draw too much power via board.
2. Run cooler than the reference.
3. Run quieter than the reference.
Of course but at the end of the day 50mhz is what 3-8 fps increase? If you're not planning to push the card and sound isn't an issue (closed case and/or headset for example) I think the price increase isn't worth it.
I'd probably consider a replacement fan at some point in the future when an off the shelf replacement is available, think it's common for most cards to get them these days? If it's powered independent of the card's two power sources would take a little draw from the board for those concerned by it.
Very pleased to see that the first 3rd party board I've seen has DVI.
Hope this is something most of the board partners will adopt.
Aha that I had forgotten, for me it's not an issue as I used HDMI to get sound from my monitor but I know it's a big issue for many people the lack of DVI.
Well, beyond a non impressive OC the card may:
1. Not draw too much power via board.
2. Run cooler than the reference.
3. Run quieter than the reference.
Of course but at the end of the day 50mhz is what 3-8 fps increase? If you're not planning to push the card and sound isn't an issue (closed case and/or headset for example) I think the price increase isn't worth it.
I'd probably consider a replacement fan at some point in the future when an off the shelf replacement is available, think it's common for most cards to get them these days? If it's powered independent of the card's two power sources would take a little draw from the board for those concerned by it.
Very pleased to see that the first 3rd party board I've seen has DVI.
Hope this is something most of the board partners will adopt.
Aha that I had forgotten, for me it's not an issue as I used HDMI to get sound from my monitor but I know it's a big issue for many people the lack of DVI.
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#5300496 Posted on: 07/04/2016 09:27 AM
Of course but at the end of the day 50mhz is what 3-8 fps increase? If you're not planning to push the card and sound isn't an issue (closed case and/or headset for example) I think the price increase isn't worth it.
I'd probably consider a replacement fan at some point in the future when an off the shelf replacement is available, think it's common for most cards to get them these days? If it's powered independent of the card's two power sources would take a little draw from the board for those concerned by it.
Aha that I had forgotten, for me it's not an issue as I used HDMI to get sound from my monitor but I know it's a big issue for many people the lack of DVI.
OC it yourself? That's what enthusiasts do, isn't it? :p
Of course but at the end of the day 50mhz is what 3-8 fps increase? If you're not planning to push the card and sound isn't an issue (closed case and/or headset for example) I think the price increase isn't worth it.
I'd probably consider a replacement fan at some point in the future when an off the shelf replacement is available, think it's common for most cards to get them these days? If it's powered independent of the card's two power sources would take a little draw from the board for those concerned by it.
Aha that I had forgotten, for me it's not an issue as I used HDMI to get sound from my monitor but I know it's a big issue for many people the lack of DVI.
OC it yourself? That's what enthusiasts do, isn't it? :p
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#5300500 Posted on: 07/04/2016 09:33 AM
Double post
Double post
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#5300501 Posted on: 07/04/2016 09:36 AM
Really slick looking card. Im still waiting to see Asus Strix.
Really slick looking card. Im still waiting to see Asus Strix.
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#5300538 Posted on: 07/04/2016 11:41 AM
nice aesthetics, but id just take that heatsink off anyway to mount a block. wonder when the custom boards are going to be available? im interested to see how they clock.
okay i laughed
nice aesthetics, but id just take that heatsink off anyway to mount a block. wonder when the custom boards are going to be available? im interested to see how they clock.
Hello there, Mr. 8-pin connector.
okay i laughed
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#5300539 Posted on: 07/04/2016 11:56 AM
here ya go
http://rog.asus.com/23792016/gaming-graphics-cards-2/asus-republic-of-gamers-introduces-strix-rx-480-graphics-card/
Really slick looking card. Im still waiting to see Asus Strix.
here ya go
http://rog.asus.com/23792016/gaming-graphics-cards-2/asus-republic-of-gamers-introduces-strix-rx-480-graphics-card/
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#5300549 Posted on: 07/04/2016 12:34 PM
as i see it have the beloved DVI
as i see it have the beloved DVI
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#5300550 Posted on: 07/04/2016 12:36 PM
This or the strix might be the one to order then.
This or the strix might be the one to order then.
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Sharp looking little card.
And hey! Hello there, Mr. 8-pin connector. You're a rockstar now!