I would go with the sapphire rx 480 OC 1342mhz as i own it myself.Normal temps are 45-50 and under load max i got was 82-85 degree.I have got this to OC til 1385mhz(i dont know how to OC well so maybe i am doing it wrong)
I dont know about other cards listed but i have seen this 2 particular cards that do well
XFX RX480 GTR(i have seen this card hit around 1410 mhz clock(jay2cent youtube review )
HIS IceQ roaring OC(seen this card hit 1400mhz easily(source:Videocardz)) but its a ugly card
Idk if the above rx 480 samples sent to them are silicon lottery samples or just the normal samples but its worth looking into it
What's the resolution and refresh rate of your monitor?
When you get to the RX 480 8GB's price point, it's generally better to go for the GTX 1060 6GB. The 4GB version of the RX 480 is a great option when it comes to value for money.
What's the resolution and refresh rate of your monitor?
When you get to the RX 480 8GB's price point, it's generally better to go for the GTX 1060 6GB. The 4GB version of the RX 480 is a great option when it comes to value for money.
Depends I guess. If the OP plays DX12 games or wants a freesync monitor, the AMD RX is probably the better one.
What's the resolution and refresh rate of your monitor?
When you get to the RX 480 8GB's price point, it's generally better to go for the GTX 1060 6GB. The 4GB version of the RX 480 is a great option when it comes to value for money.
Well I have a 60 hz monitor and hoping for 1080p gaming.Reason I chose amd is the dx12 supported and vlukan games apparently run better in rx 480,and also the 2 extra gigs wont hurt.Both of the prices of 1060 and rx 480 are kind of same here.
But honestly I have kept an pen mind.So which variant of 1060 would you recommend?I have asus and evga to choose from..
The XFX RS is poor. Well, the XFX RS should be threated like a reference RX blower 480. You shouldn't overclock it, the fans are a bit loud and the GPU will run 80-85 degrees under load. It has poor cooling.
However the XFX GTR is a BEAST and I'd take it over the MSI Gaming X.