#5569873

Silva

2018-07-31 17:26

More last year cards that where cards from the year before? At least they could make an effort and redo Polaris on a better node and get RX600 out...maybe with GDDR6?

#5569924

johhnyangel

2018-07-31 21:22

Hats off to MSI being innovative. Can't wait for the reviews.

#5569933

airbud7

2018-07-31 22:23

looks like my 480 with more red

#5569935

gx-x

2018-07-31 23:00

airbud7:

looks like my 480 with more red

exactly. Also, looks like any other MSI gaming card. or AORUS card, or SApphire nitro+ card. Or XFX card. They all look more or less the same, have backplates etc.

#5569967

darkcoder

2018-08-01 03:33

Officially the GPP is dead, but onofficially board partners who had spent zero in promo and probably at the time had spend zero to no money in production either went ahead anyway just to lick NVidia's hand.

#5570440

tunejunky

2018-08-02 17:15

while this is an "old" gpu...it is amaze-balls at the price point, plus freesync. there is no comparison to the 1060 once you add in freesync for the gamer on a budget.

#5570442

gx-x

2018-08-02 17:22

gamer on a budget uses a 60Hz 23" monitor and a 150$ GPU. Now more realistically, a gamer on a budget that I often see is a person with 10 year old PC, 21.5" TN monitor or a something equivalent to a 150~200$ laptop. Personally, I like my monitor because it can do 75Hz and would never again go back to AMD because there is no easy way to set up 75Hz for my monitor with AMD. Signed, Gamer on a budget.

#5571088

tunejunky

2018-08-05 17:54

gx-x:

gamer on a budget uses a 60Hz 23" monitor and a 150$ GPU. Now more realistically, a gamer on a budget that I often see is a person with 10 year old PC, 21.5" TN monitor or a something equivalent to a 150~200$ laptop. Personally, I like my monitor because it can do 75Hz and would never again go back to AMD because there is no easy way to set up 75Hz for my monitor with AMD. Signed, Gamer on a budget.

point taken.