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Gigabyte adds Radeon RX 480 G1.Gaming Graphics Cards
Gigabyte announced the launch of Radeon RX 480 G1 GAMING graphics cards that come in variants of 4GB (RX480G1 GAMING-4GD) and 8GB (RX480G1 GAMING-8GD) of GDDR5 memory.
Based on the latest Polaris architecture with groundbreaking 14nm FinFET technology, the power-efficient RX 480 G1 GAMING cards up the ante with the cherry-picked GPU core, WINDFORCE dual-fan cooler and RGB illumination, delivering exceptional performance and value with style to gamers looking for smooth gameplay at superior frame rates, as well as those wishing to enter the world of VR for the first time.
Taking advantage of the renowned WINDFORCE 2X cooling system, the RX 480 G1 GAMING ensures cool and quietness when taking on the most graphics-intensive game titles. Two 90mm fans paired with three composite copper heat pipes which directly touch the GPU keep the card cool for extra overclocking headroom. The airflow is enhanced by the unique blade fan design to increase the cooling capacity by 23% while reducing turbulence to a minimum. The cards also feature silent semi-passive cooling as the fans remain off at idle or low loads, offering a complete silent, interruption-free experience during light gaming. The Fan Stop indicator provides a user-friendly, instant display of the fan status.
Forged with top-notch GPU cores through the very own GPU Gauntlet Sorting technology, the RX 480 G1 GAMING provide excellent power switching and thermal efficiency. The cards are further backed by a 6+2 power phase design for load balance that effectively extends the stability and longevity with lower component temperature. It ultimately allows greater overclocking capability, reinforcing higher, stable boost clocks at heavy load. In case of any power abnormality, the smart power indicator could immediately bring the issue to the gamer's attention.
The outlook of the RX 480 G1 GAMING follows the latest G1 GAMING aesthetics with the angular shroud design highlighted by orange accents. The cards bring life to PC builds with their full-spectrum RGB lighting. Gamers could enjoy maximum freedom to choose the right scheme for their gaming rigs with 16.8M customizable color options and numerous lighting effects with the software. The graphics cards also come with a metal back plate, keeping a clean look, whilst adding rigidity to the structure and protection of delicate PCB components.
Complementing the RX 480 G1 GAMING series is XTREME Engine, the newly developed utility software. Via its redesigned, intuitive interface, clock speeds, voltage, fan profiles, power target, and RGB illumination could be easily managed and customized. With a simple click of the OC Mode button built in the XTREME Engine, gamers can easily overclock the card for an instant gaming performance boost.
For more information, 4 GB here and 8 GB here.
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#5308775 Posted on: 07/19/2016 06:48 PM
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#5308779 Posted on: 07/19/2016 06:52 PM
From what i read they all will do
Sapphire Nitro will use it, XFX cards also and few more
From what i read they all will do
Sapphire Nitro will use it, XFX cards also and few more
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#5308782 Posted on: 07/19/2016 06:56 PM
From what i read they all will do
Sapphire Nitro will use it, XFX cards also and few more
I need it.
Along with a nice PSU that has same "technology".
There was one particular Seasonic model I think...~600W
My setup is already pretty silent, but I would prefer zero-moving parts setup
(in idle at least that is)
From what i read they all will do
Sapphire Nitro will use it, XFX cards also and few more
I need it.
Along with a nice PSU that has same "technology".
There was one particular Seasonic model I think...~600W
My setup is already pretty silent, but I would prefer zero-moving parts setup
(in idle at least that is)
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#5308844 Posted on: 07/19/2016 09:10 PM
Unfortunately clocks ain't announced yet.
Unfortunately clocks ain't announced yet.
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Asus Stryx, Giga Gaming, MSI ZeroFrozr... any other AIB using this zero fan speed "technology"?