29-06-16 It's coming ...

Discussion in 'Frontpage news' started by Hilbert Hagedoorn, Jun 25, 2016.

  1. mcfart

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    I hope no one is surprised when the 480 is close to a GTX 970. The whole point is that it's VR-Ready for $200. Leaks show it being close to a stock 970, but it's also cheaper.


    Sadly it apparently requires 150W though. There were rumors that it would only require 100W.

    It's fantastic that a $200 card will be able to max most things out today at 1080p, including Witcher 3 and GTAV. A few years ago (hell even last gen, just look at the GTX 960) could hardly do that, usually do to lower vRAM.
     
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  2. Turanis

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    If the card is benched with new drivers (not 16.6.1) then should be great,if not then lets wait the new drivers.
    As always we have to wait new drivers in time. :)

    100-150W TDP dont matter,under 175W its great.
     
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    I think that's why people want Hilbert's review. Actually following NDA=ensuring that he has proper information/drivers before benchmarking.

    This is also why leaks should be taken with a grain of salt...
     
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    I hope will have new drivers.
     

  5. Ryu5uzaku

    Ryu5uzaku Ancient Guru

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    I want to see HH's power usage :D RX 480 stock will be faster then stock 970 that much is clear. It won't be as fast as aftermarket 970's with core upwards 1300+. If it does not oc it does not oc and it will be a decently fast card for little money.
     
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    well people can always wait for the 490

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    The 1070/1080 couldn't overclock well. New archetecture/nm size and whatnot.


    If the 480 could overclock like a 970 while matching stock speeds, it would sell amazingly well. I doubt that, however.
     
  8. Ryu5uzaku

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    I am waiting for 490 or whatever :D not replacing this with 480.

    I doubt it also mainly because I haven't seen good overclocker from amd since 7xxx series.
     
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    Im interested about the price really, if in EUR it will be close to 970's. (€238,50 for EVGA 970 OC ACX 2.0 for instance).
    I hope a 2 year old card wont be the better choice still that would really be painfull.
     
  10. Turanis

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    Aha,could be 31 Oct-Dec 2016 or 28 Feb 2017. :)
    Gtx 970-980 are obsolete now,even on low price.
     

  11. Ryu5uzaku

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    Well 970's here are at cheapest 279 and used go for 250. It should be similarly priced tho. 230€ = 199$ should be the price for 4gb model but it will be higher. And 8gb model should be 260-270€ but it will be higher most likely, new things and all..

    And well soon no 970's to get.
     
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    Stocks sold out $319 AUD for 4gb version, damn I missed out
     
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    Yeah this is going to just leave the post.
     
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    Sorry folks, this is not a bash thread. Please refrain from trolling anymore, or there will be more infractions.
     
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    Arguing your purchase(970) like that is very smart!
    91C on load, man, my 290X on load stays at 94, but it eats almost 300w
    From where is that?
     
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    If that 80-90C is correct,then wait for custom cards.Because will be much better,stability matter even on some high price.
     
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    Yeah my 290x was doing 94 celsius on a msi gaming cooler T_T I know the rx 480 custom cards will be whole a lot cooler tho. I wouldn't be surprised if the card throttles all around.
     
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    Is it cheaper than £207? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CJBaZ9V2Eo

    It should be, seeing as it's slower. Now if you overclock, the 970 is on another level, think faster than stock 980.
     
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    before the end of the year. Thats how long you can redeem :D

    If the reviews are true, i would never get a 480 over a 970. 970 has less heat / noise and is a way better overclocker.
    Waiting for HH to publish the review to verify :D
    VR ready is as basic as it sounds. it can play it, but the experience must be pretty bad.
    I do think its the best AMD can do though, so in that pov its a pretty great card. :D
     

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