RX 470 गुणवत्ता Core i7-6700K @ 4.00GHz सेटिंग्स पर अल्ट्रा गुणवत्ता बेंचमार्क के साथ
अधिकांश भाग के लिए, अभी RX 470 भी आधुनिक खेल खेलने में सक्षम है, लेकिन आप उन उच्च framerates बनाए रखने के लिए सेटिंग्स को कम करने के लिए होगा । ग्राफिक्स गुणवत्ता सेटिंग्स अल्ट्रा या उच्च के करीब रखने के लिए महत्वपूर्ण है, तो उन्नयन के लिए कुछ विकल्प हैं । ऐसा लगता है कि RX 470 एक और अधिक सक्षम मध्य दूरी कार्ड है कि 1080p पर एएए खिताब प्रति सेकंड ६० फ्रेम के साथ खेल सकते है । मूल्य/प्रदर्शन अनुपात के लिए RX 470 बजट में प्रतियोगिता के खिलाफ उत्कृष्ट है मध्य दूरी कार्ड । वर्तमान 4096 एमबी रैम के साथ RX 470 , अधिक आधुनिक खेल में बहुत कुछ स्मृति से संबंधित अड़चनों हो सकता है ।
AMD isn't shipping a reference-class Radeon RX 470. As you know, the company did introduce its own take on the Radeon RX 480. But this time around, board partners take the reins.
Should I buy the AMD Radeon RX 470? At the time of writing, buying an RX 470 for £189 or £199 isn’t a bad idea, but its price is just slightly lower than a 4GB RX 480.
The PCB used on the ASUS Radeon RX 470 ROG STRIX is somewhat longer than AMD's reference model, though the overall design is still relatively small at 9.5 x 5.1 x 1.6 inches.
AMD Radeon RX 470 specs. Based on the new Polaris 10 graphics core, this loses some clock-speed and four compute units, but otherwise, it retains the full feature-set of AMD's current top-tier GPU.
Nearly two months back, smack-dab in the midst of E3, AMD CEO Lisa Su took the stage at the PC gaming Show and introduced the Radeon RX 460 and Radeon RX 470 graphics cards to the world—the ...
AMD Radeon RX 470 Built For 1080p 60 FPS+ Gaming, Radeon RX 460 Designed For 60 FPS MOBA Gaming on Full HD Both, the Radeon RX 470 and the Radeon RX 460 utilize the Polaris chip architecture.
These cards, the Radeon RX 470 and RX 460, would further flesh out AMD’s Radeon 400 series with cheaper and lower power options based on the same Polaris architecture that was used in RX 480.
AMD sent us an XFX Radeon RX 470 RS Black Edition True OC (0 on Newegg) for evaluation. Yes, that makes this card more expensive than a reference 4GB RX 480—posing an, er, interesting value ...
Should i buy the RX 470 or wait for the RX 570? What should i do?
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tactiletheme1 month ago
RX 570 4GB when overclocked is similar to RX 480 8GB (reference) go for 570 and it gives solid 10% boost out of the box than reference RX 470.
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portholespace1 month ago
RX 480 4GB or RX 470 8GB I'm looking at the msi gaming X 480 and armor OC 470
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hardwoodgeodesic1 month ago
It's a tough one. The RX 470 is close to the RX 480 performance wise and some games do benefit from high VRAM. For example, I'm playing Forza Motorsport 6: Apex at ultra settings and it really requires 8GB of VRAM for a stutter-free experience on that render setting. I always had problems with Forza Motorsport 6 as it really uses loads of VRAM when playing, my experience has been a lot better since moving to an 8GB graphics card in general.
However, most games will be fine with 4GB VRAM and in those games the RX 480 4GB will be easily outperforming the RX 470 8GB.
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ivanhoebrewery1 month ago
RX 470 Nitro+ VS RX 480 Nitro+ How much better is the Sapphire RX 480 Nitro than the 470 version?
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gillsgraphic1 month ago
Well,the board partners only design they custom power delivery and up the clockspeeds a little,you wont see massive gains,only slightly better ,a 470 nitro+ will stilll lose to the worst 480 out there
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jetskitubeless1 month ago
RX 470 OC vs RX 480 stock vs r9 390 stock looking to buy a new gpu. where i live, the 480 is around 110 usd more than the 470
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fridaytribune1 month ago
The 480 is the best card and the best deal, just avoid Gigabyte this time around as they've been having problems with cooling the 480. I'd go for something from XFX or MSI. Unless you can get the 390 for under 0 from a trusted friend that hasn't beaten it to death for months in a mining rig then there's really no reason to buy a 390.
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aridstreak1 month ago
sapphire radeon nitro+ rx 470 4gb or gtx 970 4gb i'm confused betweent these two cards which one will run smoothly on 1080p
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rubbishlibrary1 month ago
yes absolutely
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mercifultuesday1 month ago
GTX 960 or RX 470? Hi guys. Should I pick up a cheap GTX 960 or wait for an RX 470? Thanks in advance.
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foderntider1 month ago
absolutely the 470
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sistonalumni1 month ago
Rx 480 4gb vs rx 470 8gb Hi.i wanted to buy one these 2 card.but im strugle.btw the price is same in my country..
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midnightweird1 month ago
The difference in performance between a 470 and a 480 of equal memory can be closed by overclocking the 470 by approximately 10%, which is more than doable on an air-cooled solution.
The biggest impacts RAM has on card performance is for handling high-res textures and AA. More available video RAM means your card can handle higher-memory textures, and use better AA options. For any game you can buy today, a 4GB card is more than enough, but once 1440p and 4k resolutions become more prevalant, you're gonna want those extra 4GB.
For your comparison, I would recommend the 470. The 480 is only a better card if both price and RAM are equal, otherwise the biggest thing the 480 gives you is more overclocking room. Personally, I would only consider a 480 if I had a water-cooling solution to implement on it so I could overclock the piss out of it.
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gillsgraphic1 month ago
Crossfire RX 470 & 480 worth it? Would it be worth it to get a 480 or higher to crossfire with my 470 or would it just bottleneck the higher end card?
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monkbrunnich1 month ago
In most cases it would limit the faster card to the capabilities of the lesser card. However, if you used the RX480 / RX580 as the primary and disabled crossfire on titles that don't support it, you would then have that level of performance.
Really though it is best to get a single faster GPU. Sell your RX470 while the value is still higher than normal, and pick up the fastest card you can afford. (Also buying an RX480 or RX580 is practically impossible for reasonable sums right now)
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coffeediscover1 month ago
RX 470 vs r9 290/280x Just as the title says is it expected for the rx 470 to be better than the r9 290/280x,and is the rx 470 8gb better than rx 480 4gb?
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primppicalo1 month ago
Exact stats are not known and you should wait for 29th of June for them, but leaks place RX470 quite close to RX480. Rx470 is going to be better than the cards you mentioned, and cheaper as well. But by better i mean similar speed to r290 now, but better speed in the long run, way better power efficiency and use of new technologies 290s do not have
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astonishedtanning1 month ago
RX 470 vs GTX960 Its all in the title.
will the RX 470 4gb, outperform the GTX960 4gb by alot??
and if yes should we opt for a RX 470 4gb or 8gb??
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tactiletheme1 month ago
i would go for the rx 480, but if you cant I would go with the rx 470. the 960 is last gen tech and amd Polaris is much newer technology and has much better dx 12 support. The rx 470 also should be a bit faster than the 960, and the 480 is way faster/better than the 960(the rx 480 is 970 level performance). also I doubt they will make an 8 gig rx 470, it will most likely just be 4 gigs and no other vram option. if you want an 8 gig card go with the rx 480 8 gig, even if they do make an rx 470 with 8 gigs, it will most likely be too weak to realistically utilize than 4-6 gigs under normal circumstances.
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rowdyerring1 month ago
Rx 470 8gb or Rx 480 4gb? Hi was wondering which graphics card would be better, a Asus ROG Strix 8gb Rx 470 or MSI Rx 480 4gb. The prices after rebate both come out to 0.
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speechquill1 month ago
That's not entirely true. The 4GB RX 480s have slower-clocked memory than the 8GB RX 480s, and as a result tend to have around 5% lower performance. The 4GB RX 480 should still outperform an RX 470 though, so yes, between those cards, the 480 should be better from a performance standpoint.
There are of course other things to keep in mind though, like whether one has a quieter cooler, though if you're just looking for the best performance for the money, that might be less important.
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addiebecome1 month ago
rx 480 or 470 for gaming i want to play current games at ultra and maybe next gen games too i currently have a 768p monitor but will get a 1080p (maybe) next year
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uncoloredplatform1 month ago
At 1080p, in US, the best choice is the GTX 1060 3GB @ 5 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814137034
Or the Rx 480 4GB @ 0 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814137032
Using MSI Gaming X prices for all proces and performance so as to stay apples and apples
The 8GB 480 is 5 and the 6GB 1060 was 5 also but is sold out on newegg
Which you choose, depends on what games you play.... but keep in mind the following:
Based upon results of tehpowerups game test suite ....using the GTX 1060 as the baseline
a) The MSI RX 480 8GB is 7% slower, on average, than the 1060 reference @ 1080p ... it overclocks 8.6% beyond that for an overall 1% advantage over the 1060 https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/RX_480_Gaming_X/23.html
b) The MSI 1060 6GB is 3% faster, on average, than the 1060 reference @ 1080p ... it overclocks 15.1% beyond that for an overall 19% advantage over the 1060 https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/GTX_1060_OC/23.html
c) The 1060 3 GB runs about 6% slower, on average, than the 1060 reference @ 1080p ... it overclocks 14.5% beyond that for an overall 8% advantage over the reference 1060 \https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/GTX_1060_Gaming_X_3_GB/29.html
So ranking the 3, based upon the overall performance in the entire test suite:
MSI 480 Gaming X 8GB = 101% of the reference 1060 for 5 MSI 1060 Gaming X 3GB = 108% of the reference 1060 for 5 MSI 1060 Gaming X 6GB = 119% of the reference 1060 for ? (whatever it is when back in stock (last saw @ 5)
I have not seen comparative test results for the 4GB 480 on TPU.... but a) early Sapphire cards could be flashed from 4 to 8GN (supposedly reviewer samples only but few escaped in the wild) and b) on the 10690, cutting the RAM in half for the 1060 cost 7% in performance at 1080p. If we assume the same 7% hit on the 480 from 8 to 4GB, that was seen halving the 1060s, that **might** make put the MSI 480 Gaming X 4GB = 94% (0) of the reference 1060 for 5 but that's a logical guess.
As i said above, best to start here and look at what games you play and how each card under consideration does against each other:
Can you crossfire RX 470 with RX 580 Hey guys I have a rx 470 right now and I am considering on getting a rx 580. Can I crossfire these 2 graphics card, if I can do I need a crossfire bridge or is it bridgeless.
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hankessay2 months ago
As those are in different GPU families, you very likely can't CF those GPUs.
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onlookerbolham2 months ago
Gtx 970 vs Amd rx 470 I want to know which graphic cards perform better and also should i take this over the gtx 950 that i was planning on buying in a couple of months for my first pc build
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synthesisgem2 months ago
I think it's safe to say the 470 is going to be much better than the 950, but it's anyone's guess at this stage if it will be better than the 970.
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reiteratewade2 months ago
I5 7500 + RX 470 vs Pentium G4560 + RX 480 Guys which one of this is the better combo. I will mostly play AAA games. And some online games here and there. I don't do video editing but i might not sure yet.
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sputterequilibrium2 months ago
The i5-7500 + RX 470 would be the more optimal choice. The quad core would be needed for many new AAA games, a few MMOs, and it would be harder for you to upgrade your CPU down the line than your GPU. If old 2nd gen i5s and 750 ti's are still kicking gaming on 1080p, your i5-7500 and RX 470 will do great.
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FALSEfluid2 months ago
g4560 + RX 480 8GB or i5-7500 + RX 470 4GB My budget is very limited right now, so i can either get an g4560 + RX 480 8GB or an i5-7500 + RX 470 4GB
PC is mainly for 1080p gaming use
what do you guys think i should get?
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sconnynepalese2 months ago
Well ryzen 5 performance is unknown, just wait and see what it will have to offer. intels non k i5 will have pretty similar performance to ryzen 5. AMD throw so hard past 8-10 years so im a bit sceptical to it, but time will show what is real performance of ryzen cpu once they get fully or as close to full optimized. Recent updates of ryzen showed improved performance on ryzen 7. You should wait anyway because soon (by the end of this month) rx 500 (aka vega) series will come out. So my suggestion wait until Mai and then decide what to get. Ofc u need a bit more than 4gb for mods on fallout or skyrim, but even 4gb wont be a big issue. U not gonna play only these 2 games all the year are u?
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sornerflow2 months ago
RX 470 / RX480(4GB) vs R9 280x 8GB So the story is i have my old friend 290x for a long time . She is hot , in both meaning. So i just wonder should i switch to at least RX 470 or just go for RX 480 ? No GTX 1060 , in my country those boy are too expensive
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molecularvaseline2 months ago
Rx 480 & 470 Im deciding whether to get the 0 rx 470 or the 0 rx 480. I can get an OC version of the 470 for that price and i can get a stock 480 for that price. I want to know if the 470 is better OC than the base 480. Thanks!
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guapocolumn2 months ago
Hi,
I dont think it will matter. If you buy 470 OC and compare it with 480 it wont mean anything because you can OC the 480. However, I found this link where they compare 470 OC vs 480 and seems 480s still beats the 470 OC. Also note OC will need a better cooling otherwise it will end with high temps and low fps.
http://www.pcgamesn.com/AMD-RX-470-vs-RX-480
The link below also compare 470 vs 480 vs 470OC (MSI), and seems the difference between 480 vs 470OC is not that big http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/msi_radeon_rx_470_gaming_x_8gb_review,33.html
Regards,
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shrinksurgeon2 months ago
RX 470 4GB or GTX 960 4GB I'm wanting one of these graphics cards and was wondering which graphics card is better? I've tried looking for benchmarks etc but most places say that the RX 470 is better and some say the GTX 1060, so i'm really unsure?
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peshawarkiss2 months ago
FX 6300 & RX 470 or 480 or GTX 960 I hava a fx 6300 cpu. and i have a radeon r7 260x gpu i want to upgrade my gpu to rx 470 or rx 480 or GTX 960. what is the best gpu for my pc. will it cause a bottleneck if yes, will the bottleneck problem injure my gpu?
Thanks
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halldomino2 months ago
The best would be probably GTX 1060. If your CPU is overclocked, there will be no major "bottleneck" and "bottlenecks" are not damaging parts. It just means that there is something limiting application performance to some degree. What is the power supply in your computer ?
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awedcuddly2 months ago
Rx 480 vs rx 470 oc vs gtx 970 I was originally going to get the xfx rx 480 for £182 but it was discontinued, which one of these cards should i get there is the sapphire rx 470 oc 4gb and sapphire rx 480 4gb and then there is gtx 970, bear in mind that i dont want to get any card over £200
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hangfly2 months ago
Look for benchmarks of the games YOU play. The best card may well differ. as to vram, I think it should be a non issue. VRAM has become a marketing issue. My understanding is that vram is more of a performance issue than a functional issue. A game needs to have most of the data in vram that it uses most of the time. Somewhat like real ram. If a game needs something not in vram, it needs to get it across the pcie boundary hopefully from real ram and hopefully not from a hard drive. It is not informative to know to what level the available vram is filled. Possibly much of what is there is not needed. What is not known is the rate of vram exchange. Vram is managed by the Graphics card driver, and by the game. There may be differences in effectiveness between amd and nvidia cards. And differences between games. Here is an older performance test comparing 2gb with 4gb vram. http://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/Video-Card-Performance-2GB-vs-4GB-Memory-154/ Spoiler... not a significant difference. A more current set of tests shows the same results: http://www.techspot.com/review/1114-vram-comparison-test/page5.html
And... no game maker wants to limit their market by requiring huge amounts of vram. The vram you see will be appropriate to the particular card.
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outercompleted2 months ago
r9 380 or wait for rx 470? Hello,
I'm thinking of either getting a r9 380 or the yet unannounced rx 470 (maybe it will announced soon). The thing is that the rx 480 is out of my price range and I have found an xfx r9 380 for £127, which is quite cheap, considering other r9 380 are £150+.
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rubbishlibrary2 months ago
Well, it's not advised to make a purchase at this time beacuse as you know we will probably see more new releases in the coming months
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begottrickle2 months ago
Sapphire Rx 470 nitro or gtx 970g1 Hi I am torn between sapphire Rx 470 nitro + 4gb and gigabyte gtx 970 g1. The second card(gtx970) is second hand but almost cheaper than Rx 470. Given the fact that amd is better than nvidia at directx 12 and vulkan What do you think I have to do? Thanks
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bordermatcher2 months ago
COnsidering the horsepower difference between the two, i find only no. 4 to be valid. And yeah, if you plan on buying a monitor, getting the 470 because FreeSync monitors are way cheaper is very much merited because adaptive sync absolutely rocks.
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periodiccholly2 months ago
RX 470 vs RX 480 RX 470 4GB VS RX 480 4GB
Is it worth the price/performance diffrence for a build right now, and which one to go for looking to price/performance. ( Price diffrence here: 21euro)
Are there maybe better cards out there for the same price? (I live in europe)
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debugkenzi2 months ago
How big of a percentage of the total cost is 21 euros? For instance, if the 470 is 150 euros and the 480 is 171, I'd go with the 470. If the 470 is 200 euros and the 480 is 221, I'd go with the 480. In essence, the more you're spending, the less significant 21 euros becomes.
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firefoxbarnaby2 months ago
GTX 950 better than RX 470?? so, I play minecraft and some other games on my pc I have a rx 470 and a i5 6500, And my friend has a GTX 950 and a i5 6500. So, in minecraft he gets around 400-600 fps while I get 200-400 with the newist drivers for the MSI RX 470. So yeah if any one can tell me how to fix my fps problem thnx!
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begottrickle2 months ago
The 470 is the better card. As to why this is happening, it's hard for me to say without knowing every detail of game and computer. For instance, maybe you run at higher settings than he does and with more mods? Maybe your computer has many unnecessary processes running in the background while his computer is tuned for gaming?
You can start by testing your computer. Run some benchmarks to make sure you are getting the performance your CPU/GPU combo should be giving you. Don't use Minecraft as a benchmark.
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superscriptwrench2 months ago
RX 470 8gb vs RX 480 4gb Wondering which one would give me the best performance for my build? https://au.pcpartpicker.com/list/WcZ7M8 The 470 is 9, while the 480 is only 9. Does the VRAM outweigh the cost? This is for 1080p gaming only
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shriekpawing2 months ago
480 4gb. Very few games use 3gb VRAM at 1080p so 4Gb should be good for some time and the 480 is a significantly more powerful card. The 470 is no way strong enough to ever utilise 8Gb, its a marketing gimmick.
ग्राफिक्स कार्ड खरीदने से पहले क्या विचार करें
अगर आप नया ग्राफिक्स कार्ड खरीदकर अपने सिस्टम को अपग्रेड करने की योजना बना रहे हैं। फिर विचार करने के लिए कुछ महत्वपूर्ण कारक हैं।
संकल्प वीएस गुणवत्ता: खेल प्रदर्शन पर प्रभाव
खेल के प्रदर्शन को क्या प्रभावित करता है? स्पष्टता या विवरण?
पीसी गेम में अल्ट्रा वीएस उच्च गुणवत्ता सेटिंग्स
पीसी गेम के लिए आदर्श सेटिंग के बारे में हर खिलाड़ी की एक अलग धारणा है। लेकिन ज्यादातर मामलों में, उच्च गुणवत्ता वाले ग्राफिक्स कॉन्फ़िगरेशन के लिए चुनने का तरीका है।
CPU या GPU अड़चन क्या हैं?
क्या आपको अचानक फ्रेम ड्रॉप्स मिल रहे हैं? आपको अड़चन हो सकती है।
मेरे लिए स्वीकार्य एफपीएस गति क्या है?
कुछ खेलों के लिए, आप अभी भी निचले फ्रेम दर पर शानदार गारफिक्स का आनंद ले सकते हैं।
चर्चा और टिप्पणियाँ
अपनी टिप्पणियाँ साझा करें
What should i do?
RX 570 4GB when overclocked is similar to RX 480 8GB (reference) go for 570 and it gives solid 10% boost out of the box than reference RX 470.
I'm looking at the msi gaming X 480 and armor OC 470
However, most games will be fine with 4GB VRAM and in those games the RX 480 4GB will be easily outperforming the RX 470 8GB.
How much better is the Sapphire RX 480 Nitro than the 470 version?
Well,the board partners only design they custom power delivery and up the clockspeeds a little,you wont see massive gains,only slightly better ,a 470 nitro+ will stilll lose to the worst 480 out there
looking to buy a new gpu. where i live, the 480 is around 110 usd more than the 470
i'm confused betweent these two cards which one will run smoothly on 1080p
Hi guys. Should I pick up a cheap GTX 960 or wait for an RX 470? Thanks in advance.
Hi.i wanted to buy one these 2 card.but im strugle.btw the price is same in my country..
The biggest impacts RAM has on card performance is for handling high-res textures and AA. More available video RAM means your card can handle higher-memory textures, and use better AA options. For any game you can buy today, a 4GB card is more than enough, but once 1440p and 4k resolutions become more prevalant, you're gonna want those extra 4GB.
For your comparison, I would recommend the 470. The 480 is only a better card if both price and RAM are equal, otherwise the biggest thing the 480 gives you is more overclocking room. Personally, I would only consider a 480 if I had a water-cooling solution to implement on it so I could overclock the piss out of it.
Would it be worth it to get a 480 or higher to crossfire with my 470 or would it just bottleneck the higher end card?
Really though it is best to get a single faster GPU. Sell your RX470 while the value is still higher than normal, and pick up the fastest card you can afford. (Also buying an RX480 or RX580 is practically impossible for reasonable sums right now)
Just as the title says is it expected for the rx 470 to be better than the r9 290/280x,and is the rx 470 8gb better than rx 480 4gb?
Its all in the title.
will the RX 470 4gb, outperform the GTX960 4gb by alot??
and if yes should we opt for a RX 470 4gb or 8gb??
Hi was wondering which graphics card would be better, a Asus ROG Strix 8gb Rx 470 or MSI Rx 480 4gb. The prices after rebate both come out to 0.
That's not entirely true. The 4GB RX 480s have slower-clocked memory than the 8GB RX 480s, and as a result tend to have around 5% lower performance. The 4GB RX 480 should still outperform an RX 470 though, so yes, between those cards, the 480 should be better from a performance standpoint.
There are of course other things to keep in mind though, like whether one has a quieter cooler, though if you're just looking for the best performance for the money, that might be less important.
i want to play current games at ultra and maybe next gen games too i currently have a 768p monitor but will get a 1080p (maybe) next year
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814137034
Or the Rx 480 4GB @ 0
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814137032
Using MSI Gaming X prices for all proces and performance so as to stay apples and apples
The 8GB 480 is 5 and the 6GB 1060 was 5 also but is sold out on newegg
Which you choose, depends on what games you play.... but keep in mind the following:
Based upon results of tehpowerups game test suite ....using the GTX 1060 as the baseline
a) The MSI RX 480 8GB is 7% slower, on average, than the 1060 reference @ 1080p ... it overclocks 8.6% beyond that for an overall 1% advantage over the 1060
https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/RX_480_Gaming_X/23.html
b) The MSI 1060 6GB is 3% faster, on average, than the 1060 reference @ 1080p ... it overclocks 15.1% beyond that for an overall 19% advantage over the 1060
https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/GTX_1060_OC/23.html
c) The 1060 3 GB runs about 6% slower, on average, than the 1060 reference @ 1080p ... it overclocks 14.5% beyond that for an overall 8% advantage over the reference 1060
\https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/GTX_1060_Gaming_X_3_GB/29.html
So ranking the 3, based upon the overall performance in the entire test suite:
MSI 480 Gaming X 8GB = 101% of the reference 1060 for 5
MSI 1060 Gaming X 3GB = 108% of the reference 1060 for 5
MSI 1060 Gaming X 6GB = 119% of the reference 1060 for ? (whatever it is when back in stock (last saw @ 5)
I have not seen comparative test results for the 4GB 480 on TPU.... but a) early Sapphire cards could be flashed from 4 to 8GN (supposedly reviewer samples only but few escaped in the wild) and b) on the 10690, cutting the RAM in half for the 1060 cost 7% in performance at 1080p. If we assume the same 7% hit on the 480 from 8 to 4GB, that was seen halving the 1060s, that **might** make put the MSI 480 Gaming X 4GB = 94% (0) of the reference 1060 for 5 but that's a logical guess.
As i said above, best to start here and look at what games you play and how each card under consideration does against each other:
https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/GTX_1060_OC/6.html
Hey guys I have a rx 470 right now and I am considering on getting a rx 580.
Can I crossfire these 2 graphics card, if I can do I need a crossfire bridge or is it bridgeless.
I want to know which graphic cards perform better and also should i take this over the gtx 950 that i was planning on buying in a couple of months for my first pc build
Guys which one of this is the better combo. I will mostly play AAA games. And some online games here and there. I don't do video editing but i might not sure yet.
The i5-7500 + RX 470 would be the more optimal choice. The quad core would be needed for many new AAA games, a few MMOs, and it would be harder for you to upgrade your CPU down the line than your GPU. If old 2nd gen i5s and 750 ti's are still kicking gaming on 1080p, your i5-7500 and RX 470 will do great.
My budget is very limited right now, so i can either get an g4560 + RX 480 8GB or an i5-7500 + RX 470 4GB
PC is mainly for 1080p gaming use
what do you guys think i should get?
Ofc u need a bit more than 4gb for mods on fallout or skyrim, but even 4gb wont be a big issue. U not gonna play only these 2 games all the year are u?
So the story is i have my old friend 290x for a long time . She is hot , in both meaning. So i just wonder should i switch to at least RX 470 or just go for RX 480 ? No GTX 1060 , in my country those boy are too expensive
Im deciding whether to get the 0 rx 470 or the 0 rx 480. I can get an OC version of the 470 for that price and i can get a stock 480 for that price. I want to know if the 470 is better OC than the base 480. Thanks!
I dont think it will matter. If you buy 470 OC and compare it with 480 it wont mean anything because you can OC the 480. However, I found this link where they compare 470 OC vs 480 and seems 480s still beats the 470 OC. Also note OC will need a better cooling otherwise it will end with high temps and low fps.
http://www.pcgamesn.com/AMD-RX-470-vs-RX-480
The link below also compare 470 vs 480 vs 470OC (MSI), and seems the difference between 480 vs 470OC is not that big
http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/msi_radeon_rx_470_gaming_x_8gb_review,33.html
Regards,
I'm wanting one of these graphics cards and was wondering which graphics card is better? I've tried looking for benchmarks etc but most places say that the RX 470 is better and some say the GTX 1060, so i'm really unsure?
I hava a fx 6300 cpu.
and i have a radeon r7 260x gpu
i want to upgrade my gpu to rx 470 or rx 480 or GTX 960.
what is the best gpu for my pc.
will it cause a bottleneck
if yes, will the bottleneck problem injure my gpu?
Thanks
If your CPU is overclocked, there will be no major "bottleneck" and "bottlenecks" are not damaging parts. It just means that there is something limiting application performance to some degree.
What is the power supply in your computer ?
I was originally going to get the xfx rx 480 for £182 but it was discontinued, which one of these cards should i get there is the sapphire rx 470 oc 4gb and sapphire rx 480 4gb and then there is gtx 970, bear in mind that i dont want to get any card over £200
The best card may well differ.
as to vram, I think it should be a non issue.
VRAM has become a marketing issue.
My understanding is that vram is more of a performance issue than a functional issue.
A game needs to have most of the data in vram that it uses most of the time.
Somewhat like real ram.
If a game needs something not in vram, it needs to get it across the pcie boundary
hopefully from real ram and hopefully not from a hard drive.
It is not informative to know to what level the available vram is filled.
Possibly much of what is there is not needed.
What is not known is the rate of vram exchange.
Vram is managed by the Graphics card driver, and by the game. There may be differences in effectiveness between amd and nvidia cards.
And differences between games.
Here is an older performance test comparing 2gb with 4gb vram.
http://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/Video-Card-Performance-2GB-vs-4GB-Memory-154/
Spoiler... not a significant difference.
A more current set of tests shows the same results:
http://www.techspot.com/review/1114-vram-comparison-test/page5.html
And... no game maker wants to limit their market by
requiring huge amounts of vram. The vram you see will be appropriate to the particular card.
Hello,
I'm thinking of either getting a r9 380 or the yet unannounced rx 470 (maybe it will announced soon). The thing is that the rx 480 is out of my price range and I have found an xfx r9 380 for £127, which is quite cheap, considering other r9 380 are £150+.
Hi
I am torn between sapphire Rx 470 nitro + 4gb and gigabyte gtx 970 g1.
The second card(gtx970) is second hand but almost cheaper than Rx 470.
Given the fact that amd is better than nvidia at directx 12 and vulkan
What do you think I have to do?
Thanks
COnsidering the horsepower difference between the two, i find only no. 4 to be valid. And yeah, if you plan on buying a monitor, getting the 470 because FreeSync monitors are way cheaper is very much merited because adaptive sync absolutely rocks.
RX 470 4GB VS RX 480 4GB
Is it worth the price/performance diffrence for a build right now, and which one to go for looking to price/performance. ( Price diffrence here: 21euro)
Are there maybe better cards out there for the same price? (I live in europe)
so, I play minecraft and some other games on my pc I have a rx 470 and a i5 6500, And my friend has a GTX 950 and a i5 6500. So, in minecraft he gets around 400-600 fps while I get 200-400 with the newist drivers for the MSI RX 470. So yeah if any one can tell me how to fix my fps problem thnx!
You can start by testing your computer. Run some benchmarks to make sure you are getting the performance your CPU/GPU combo should be giving you. Don't use Minecraft as a benchmark.
Wondering which one would give me the best performance for my build? https://au.pcpartpicker.com/list/WcZ7M8 The 470 is 9, while the 480 is only 9. Does the VRAM outweigh the cost? This is for 1080p gaming only