Monday, June 13th 2016
Sapphire Radeon RX 480 Nitro, Reference Cards Pictured
Here are some of the first pictures of the Radeon RX 480 Nitro, and a reference-derived semi-custom graphics card by Sapphire. The RX 480 Nitro features a new dual-fan aluminium fin-stack cooling solution by Sapphire, with what looks like a metal cooler shroud featuring brushed aluminium finish, and a pair of 100 mm fans ventilating a dense aluminium fin-stack heatsink. The company is also working on a card that's similar in design to AMD's reference card, with a few cosmetic changes, such as a glowing "Sapphire" logo instead of "Radeon," and a back-plate. The Radeon RX 480 is expected to go on sale a little later this month.
Source:
VideoCardz
67 Comments on Sapphire Radeon RX 480 Nitro, Reference Cards Pictured
The 1080 (non-FE) is already listed for as "low" as $620. But that's largely irrelevant since it seems to be out of stock everywhere.
On topic, this card looks massive. Initially I thought it's a 3-slot solution. But it's sure nice having just one 6-pin connector. I have a thing for cards that don't require a dedicated power plant.
773.03 US Dollar - GTX 1070 FE.
Mirror's Edge Catalyst seems to be the first game which really brings my 290 @ 1GHz down.
Yeah there is no "Futureproof" card because we dont know what the future holds and yes, the RX480 is no exception, neither is a GTX1080 or some "12gb high end card at least fast then 1080oc".
Again....what are you trying to say?
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