So does the maximum analysis matter in gpus

[p.petridis12345]

The shaphire radeon rx580 8gb nitro+ has 3840×2160 and the gigabyte radeon rx580 8gb has 7680×4320 which is going to be the better does it matter or no
Thank you

 

[SgtScream]

What do you mean regarding "maximum analysis"?

 

[p.petridis12345]

I ont really know like the 7680×4320 and 3840×2160 they are the specs of my site for the gpus and i dont know what it is maybe pixels do you know ?

 

[rgd1101]

Same rx 580. sound more like marketing stuff.

 

[TJ Hooker]

Did you mean to say maximum digital resolution? Where did you see that the Nitro+ only supports up to 3840x2160?

 

[p.petridis12345]

In a site that i shop in. And does it matter ?? Also do you know the oroginal one?

 

[TJ Hooker]

Yes, it matters, because depending on where you read it would affect whether I'd trust that information. For example, if it said it on Sapphire's website that would be more trustworthy than some random retailer. As said above, there should be no difference in supported resolution between different models of the same card (RX 580). I'm assuming the site you're looking at contains an error. Or it's talking about the maximum resolution of a single specific output (e.g. HDMI), rather than max resolution the card can output.

Also do you know the oroginal one?

The original what?

 

[p.petridis12345]

Ok so when it is higher it is better??

 

[p.petridis12345]

I will look at the site that made these gpus and no from the site i shop

 

[TJ Hooker]

Yes, but unless you actually plan on hooking up [strike]two[/strike] four 4K displays it wouldn't make a difference. And the sapphire one is almost certainly capable of displaying the same resolution as the gigabyte card, and the site you're looking is just mistaken.

 

[p.petridis12345]

I just have one 1920×1080 and the other one is just lower that that i think

 

[TJ Hooker]

Either card is capable of outputting 7680x4320, which is 16 times the resolution of your monitor. You don't need to worry about it.

 

[p.petridis12345]

For sapphire the website says 5120×2880 (60Hz) Pixel DisplayPort Resolution
2560x1600 (60Hz) Pixel Dual Link DVI Resolution
4096×2160 (60 Hz) HDMI Resolution
The website that i use says 3840×2160
For the gigabyte it is the same in both sites 7680×4320

 

[TJ Hooker]

I don't know why there is a difference in listed max output resolution. Maybe Sapphire's site has an error.

Maybe Sapphire has a different standard in how they report max resolution than Gigabyte. For example, if they listed the max digital resolution that is supported at 60 Hz without compression, that would 5120x2880, as per the limitations of Displayport 1.4 (which would be the same for the Gigabyte card).

Maybe Sapphire doesn't support compressed output, so the max resolution really is 5120x2880/60Hz.

Regardless, it's not something you have to worry about unless you actually plan on using those resolutions.