AMD Radeon RX480 Polaris 8GB Review
Hitman DX11 and DX12
Published: 29th June 2016 | Source: AMD | Price: 4GB £180 - 8GB £220 |
Hitman
Similarly to Ashes of Singularity the RX480 prefers DirectX 12 to DirectX 11, and in both the popular 1080P and 1440P resolutions it does very well.
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OK can you please now strap an AIO to it and see if it's temp bound? 
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QuoteXFX is the only company who put a back plate on where all of the other companies did a bone head move buy not putting one on.
Also the ASUS, Gigabyte & MSI are a complete rip off in pricing on this card too they are charging an extra $40-$50 more compare to the XFX card.Quote
Also the ASUS, Gigabyte & MSI are a complete rip off in pricing on this card too they are charging an extra $40-$50 more compare to the XFX card.Quote
and here AMD just made an "8800GT 512MB" move on Nvidia .... ;-)Quote
I was expecting quite a bit little lower temperatures, and lower power draw as well, but the performance is only slightly lower than I expected which is not bad. It's the price and availability that is going to give AMD the lead here, I reckon.
I read a Crossfire 480 review... it's bad. Either drivers seriously need work—which is a given, obviously—or this is the state of multi-GPU setups now.Quote
I read a Crossfire 480 review... it's bad. Either drivers seriously need work—which is a given, obviously—or this is the state of multi-GPU setups now.Quote
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Originally Posted by AngryGoldfish
I was expecting quite a bit little lower temperatures, and lower power draw as well, but the performance is only slightly lower than I expected which is not bad. It's the price and availability that is going to give AMD the lead here, I reckon.
I read a Crossfire 480 review... it's bad. Either drivers seriously need work—which is a given, obviously—or this is the state of multi-GPU setups now. |
Well all know that Nvidia can do it but will they is the question.Quote
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