michaelius
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It's not exactly the same card. At least I hope so.
Yes - bios and sticker will be different.
It's not exactly the same card. At least I hope so.
The good news with RX 500 launch we will see a new batch of reviews using the latest driversYou have it backwards. The 480 is generally the winner in big multiplatform titles. Ubi games are nvidias last bastion of hope. Outside of them they usually lose
Both options from nVidia/AMD below 1070 lies close to GTX 970.I want to replace my 970. If I don't want to spend $350 on a 1070, what's the next best thing?
I want to replace my 970. If I don't want to spend $350 on a 1070, what's the next best thing?
I think it's a bit telling that the Fury X was never rebranded. They just dropped it completely
I don't know about 2017 releases.. but Hardware Canucks retested in December and the rx480 was killing it.Pretty much all recent games this year have the 1060 winning. Even the DX12 ones. I think Resident Evil 7 is the only exception.
Where are you getting 1070's for $350?
4GB just wasn't enough to feed that chip. Plus they usually don't rebrand when they move to new nodes unless is really low end models.
I want to replace my 970. If I don't want to spend $350 on a 1070, what's the next best thing?
I dunno. Isn't that the retail price?
You have it backwards. The 480 is generally the winner in big multiplatform titles. Ubi games are nvidias last bastion of hope. Outside of them they usually lose
While I don't think that it will compete with 1070, it is in fact Fury X from everything we know about it and if for some reason it won't be able to clock significantly higher it will only have GCN5 optimizations going for itself. Which may end up being +5-10%, you know.A furyx is already only 5-10% slower than a 1070. In what reality are you living where you think it will be a victory for vega to be a few% faster than a furyx? Theres almost no shot in hell that vega only competes with a 1070
No, he doesn't. In "big multiplatform titles" 1060 and 480 are mostly tied with 1060 being the more often winner. 480 is winning in AMD's titles only recently with one singular exception of RE7. As of right now I have four games favoring NV, two games favoring AMD and two games being equal in my 2017 spreadsheet. No idea what "hope" you're talking about.You have it backwards. The 480 is generally the winner in big multiplatform titles. Ubi games are nvidias last bastion of hope. Outside of them they usually lose
While I don't think that it will compete with 1070, it is in fact Fury X from everything we know about it and if for some reason it won't be able to clock significantly higher it will only have GCN5 optimizations going for itself. Which may end up being +5-10%, you know.
No, he doesn't. In "big multiplatform titles" 1060 and 480 are mostly tied with 1060 being the more often winner. 480 is winning in AMD's titles only recently with one singular exception of RE7. As of right now I have four games favoring NV, two games favoring AMD and two games being equal in my 2017 spreadsheet. No idea what "hope" you're talking about.
This is so dissapointing. I feel like the $300-350 market is slowly disappearing for some reason.
I was really hoping to see RX580 and RX590 being Vega 11 while the lower could be rebrands pushed down by 10 and then Vega and a cut Vega 10 for top tier.......
If I'm still rock in' a 2500k at near stock speeds is it overkill to match it with a RX 480/580?
I'm looking for a decent GPU upgrade with minimal cost and thought the price and performance of this card looked good... maybe I'm aiming too high, though.
My 390 still does 60fps at 1080p. You need more power than what a $300 card can give in 4k for AAA games, for the most part.
There is still 1440p but if you are buying new hardware, I'm betting you are getting a 4k monitor.
If Vega can match or possibly be near the 1080 Ti and possibly at a cheaper price (maybe 500 vs the Ti's 700), then AMD is right back in the game.
Übermatik;232096521 said:As someone who literally just bought an RX 480, should I have waited? Will the RX 500 just be a rebrand? Will prices change?
May for Vega?
Cursed, confound it, flipping darn!
Find a used 980ti. Get EVGA if you are worried about warranties.
A 980ti for $350 or less? I don't think that's very likely.
Ah, cool. Can't buy it on eBay though. I'm not from US. I'm going to Vegas and LA next month, but I would only buy something at a physical store in these conditions.
Ah. I assumed you were as you mentioned $350 for a 1070, which is close to the US RRPs of some cards (that and your GAF profile is blank).
I mentioned the retail price because I was under the assumption you could buy one in a store at that price, and since I'm going to US next month... I guess it was naive of me.
My 390 still does 60fps at 1080p. You need more power than what a $300 card can give in 4k for AAA games, for the most part.
There is still 1440p but if you are buying new hardware, I'm betting you are getting a 4k monitor.
A 980ti for $350 or less? I don't think that's very likely.
How do the 1060 and RX480 (and eventually 580) compares to the gtx 970? Keep in mind I'll selling my 970 for the equivalent of $250 and since I'm going to US next month, I might get something for roughly the same price.
A lot of gaffer's are selling theirs for 300. That seems to be the median price on the local boards around here too. Hell, I bought a 980ti hybrid last august for 300. Chances are, if you see an ad for 350 for a 980ti, offer them 300 and they would take it.
It's not exactly the same card. At least I hope so.