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Guru3D.com » News » Specifications Radeon RX 590 leak - roughly 10% more perf at a price of $279

Specifications Radeon RX 590 leak - roughly 10% more perf at a price of $279

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 11/14/2018 12:42 PM | source: videocardz | 31 comment(s)
Specifications Radeon RX 590 leak - roughly 10% more perf at a price of $279

We've talked quite a few times about the pending Radeon RX 590 already, clocks and AIB product photos have surfaced. Rhe 12nm refresh Polaris GPU now got leaked with will specs.

Website Videocardz had a peek and then leaked official slides from AMD, and these contain detailed information about performance and specifications. The card would perform roughly 10% better compared to a reference RX 580 and is listed at 7.1 TFLOPS (FP32). An RX 580 pushes 6.2 TFLOPS (at reference clocks).

The specs an increase at the boost clock speed towards a reference 1545 MHz where that was 1342 MHz of the RX 580. Some tests have been performed with an i7 7700K, 16 GB DDR4 memory with a speed of 3000 MHz and driver version 18.40 and that resulted into a 3DMark Fire Strike score of 16647 points, where the RX 580 scores 14918 points.

 

 

The card would be listed at $279 (USD), that's quite a bit more expensive than an RX 580, however, it would be bundled with three games: Devil May Cry 5, The Division 2 and Resident Evil 2. 



Specifications Radeon RX 590 leak - roughly 10% more perf at a price of $279




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warlord
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#5606924 Posted on: 11/14/2018 12:45 PM
So, with 590 you pay for games, plus, factory overclock.

Everything is not needed at all. You can save yourself 50$ at least or even more by purchasing 580.

In my country 580 starts at 210$(4gb) and 230$(8gb). I cannot see budget users/gamers buying this at all. AMD is making a huge mistake here.

BlackZero
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#5606930 Posted on: 11/14/2018 01:06 PM
Not everyone overclocks.

You're getting around 1070 performance, possibly similar efficiency and 3 AAA games at a lower price. In a few months, they'll drop it to 250 and lose the games. These will then settle into the mainstream until the 2060 or what ever is released at 300-350.

They will sell, like the 480 and the 580 before them.

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#5606933 Posted on: 11/14/2018 01:08 PM
roughly 10% more perf?
you kiddin hilbert?
gaming performance compared to 580
shadow of the tomb rider: 19%
monster hunter world: 23.5%
COD:BO: 23.6%
PUBG: 22%
fortnite: 26%
overwatch: 23%+
you call this 10%?
now, pair this with freesync monitor which you can find for as low as 100$ and you get very good budget gaming setup.
I dont know why people whine.


asturur
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#5606938 Posted on: 11/14/2018 01:17 PM
I think for that price point is a real fine card.
The gtx1060 is quite bit more expensive and perform similar ( i bet they have advantages in specific games and not all ) and yes with free sync you made a point.

Now this new story of 1060 with gp104 inside is the other side of the medal

Goiur
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#5606941 Posted on: 11/14/2018 01:20 PM
roughly 10% more perf?
you kiddin hilbert?
gaming performance compared to 580
shadow of the tomb rider: 19%
monster hunter world: 23.5%
COD:BO: 23.6%
PUBG: 22%
fortnite: 26%
overwatch: 23%+
you call this 10%?
now, pair this with freesync monitor which you can find for as low as 100$ and you get very good budget gaming setup.
I dont know why people whine.


Goodbye my friend, was good to have you around here.
We've talked quite a few times about the pending Radeon RX 590 already, clocks and AIB product photos have surfaced. Rhe 12nm refresh Polaris GPU now got leaked with will specs....

Specifications Radeon RX 590 leak roughly 10% more perf at $279
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