MSI RX 480 and GTX 1060 Gaming X Review

3D Mark Vantage

All of these middleweight cards rely heavily upon their clock speeds to make a difference, but even with that said there is very little to choose between a ‘slow’ card and a monstrously fast one. So we’re keeping our results short and to the point today.

Because of its age Vantage always goes for clock speed when all other things are equal, largely because it just doesn’t tax modern cards in the same way that more modern benchmarks will. Both the Gaming X cards will give you plenty of performance and are certainly on the podium of their respective technologies.