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AMD has had an interesting year with their GPU lineup. The Radeon RX500 series saw their release in mid-April of 2017 in the midst of slow dripping news about the forthcoming RX Vega. Does Team Red’s flagship RX500, the RX580, still have relevance in 2018’s GPU market?
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With RX 460 it's not that much of an issue, but with GTX 1060 it's clearly visible how something other than the GPU is limiting your frame rate.
Another important point on the GTX 1060 is that this was the 3GB model, compared to the RX580 at 8GB. This would also count as a limiting factor.
Again, thank you for your observations.
My 980 ti is still crushing everything i throw at it, Its old now but its getting the job done.
Aloha Mr Hand !
The only "flashiness" being the LED logo and branding on the fans. It is otherwise rather subtle in its design.
I think that you would need to get into some of the higher end cards (Vega/1070,1080) to beat what you are currently using and in the current pricing, not worth the performance gain. The high end Maxwell GPUs still hold their own in today's gaming.
980 Ti is even faster then a 1070 if you have a factory OC'd version. Mine did 1450mhz on the core and beat the 1070.
Old or not, it can still hold it's own for another year or 2. I downgraded "kinda" to a Fury X cause of Freesync but at this resolution it's getting pretty damn beat apart from MMO's they run flawlessly 50+fps at this res. I'm waiting till next year when the new Vega cards come out that are supposedly as fast as a 1080 at 299,99 MSRP.
Anyone remember when the RX580 MSRP was supposed to be $229?
Just a stroll through memory lane:
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-rx-580-rx-570-gpu-polaris,34168.html
Also, going price on Newegg is not the same thing as Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price. You should definitely correct that.