AMD Radeon RX 470D Spotted - Benchmarks
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icedman
I very much doubt AMD will allow these to be flashed they will more than likely laser cut the shaders.
Mugsy
Marginally better ? I'd call the 1050 over RX460 marginally better. The 470D is 38% faster in tomb raider and 36% in The Division. That is not marginally.
rl66
Turanis
"Marginally better" because nVidia. ๐
RX 470 series is much better than Gtx 1050 TI,ever.
But RX 470D will be launched in China,so when will be available in the wild the price will matter.
vbetts
Moderator
Hot damn, aside from the core count the 470D is actually faster.
Marios145
schmidtbag
I'm not sure why the release of this would hurt AMD. Back in the Phenom II days, people would intentionally buy triple cores for 2 reasons:
1. There was a good possibility of unlocking it, where you get a quad core for a much lower price.
2. Even if you didn't unlock the last core, you got a proportionately larger L3 cache per core and the CPU was still good enough for the price (at the time, most games still only needed 2 cores, where the 3rd core could be used for background tasks).
I get the impression this 470D is no different than these old triple cores. All AMD needs to concern themselves with is getting a bigger market share. Even if people don't buy the more expensive component, they're still making sales.
Anyway, it seems to me that the PCB has all of the same components as the 470 but they're just slightly rearranged. I don't understand why they didn't design the 470 to have this same layout.
Hilbert Hagedoorn
Administrator
schmidtbag
Venix
schmidtbag
Venix
gianluca
I wonder what is the power consumption of this thing.
The regular 470 has a 120W TDP and can be lowered to about 100W undervolting.
If I remember well the Sapphire Nitro in quiet mode has a 150W TDP, like the reference 480, and raises to about 190W in boost mode.
The 470D has an higher GPU clock and memory clock compared to the reference 470, so probably has an higher power draw too.
edit:
The 1050 TI has a 75W TDP. For the guys who want a GPU good enough for 1080p, low power consumption and a cooler case NVIDIA stays a better choice.
Venix
TheDeeGee
Faster than 1050 Ti but still needing 100 Watts more to achieve that.. GG.
Venix
sykozis
Dch48
My 470 never goes over 90 watts and usually hovers at around 78.
sykozis
rl66