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Welcome to another video here on the channel. Today it's more rumors than actual news once again, and the chosen topic is once again the RX 480. It's almost out, only two days left! Some very interesting rumors are starting to appear after a period of absence. Let's get back to these rumors. To start, some good news: unlike Nvidia, AMD has a very strong stock, as he says here.
There are several devices available on the first day, to avoid the situation that is happening with Nvidia, where due to scarcity, prices are very high. This is good news to begin with. Now there are some images of the RX 480. Several images are starting to appear, other small pieces of information, other images, this one from the day of the presentation, which shows the benchmarks they did in the game Ashes of the Singularity, among other images.
Through Chip Admin, I don't know for sure where this came from, saying that the maximum overclock they achieved was 1340 and the memory 2050, but not more than that. It stays stable. Here's a short video showing the card's temperature and a small image of the new overclocking software that AMD will provide with the Grimson software.
The links are in the description, you know, you can come here to confirm and see these images in detail. What do you think? What do you think of this card? Here's some other information: This was after the GPU-Z software update, it became compatible with these new AMD graphics cards, and it has what it says: the smaller Proms, all the memory cache is there, everything is there.
The strange thing is that here in number two, instead of referring to the Polaris 10 architecture, they decided to keep the LSM. Here's another video, a small teaser of the card, the assembly, and playing a little overclocking in Overwatch. That's it, sorry, no, it doesn't indicate anything, the frames per second, no, it doesn't say anything, but a small teaser.
At the time, they did some benchmarks of Witcher 3, which were later removed from YouTube, but as far as I remember, at 1080p resolution, they were getting some frames, the lowest I saw was 59 frames per second, it wasn't all there. Graphics at maximum. They were almost at around 59 frames per second, and if I'm not mistaken, it reached 83.
I could be wrong, but the memory usage is what I remember. Here's a little tidbit: the software from AMD, in this case from Ron, called Watman, also mentions that the reference models, the ones that will be available from the 29th onwards, can't exceed 1.4 GHz. There was also a video that appeared showing the cards in CrossFire, but it has since been removed.
There were also GP Z images taken during this video, which has also been removed. Interestingly, it also mentioned that at this speed, the card was around 88º and consuming 147 W. Therefore, as AMD said it would, it would have a TDP of 150 V, and here it is, not far off. They did a small analysis of about 330 results they found in 3DMark on the RX 480 and made a small average from the 1266 stop to the maximum.
1350 overclocking potential in Fire Strike Performance 11% above the reference card 113 of the Extreme and Ultra also 114 various information I recommend reading this the poror AMD Vega 10 is confirmed but it is a via the Twitter of Raj Kudu the leader the leader the head of the Radeon department eh from Shanghai in Vega mode it seems to leave a Milestone a mark for the team not much more is known yet than that they were expected to come out at the end of the year and these Vega 10 cards were supposed to give a fight to the Pascal from MVD H 1070 and 1080 now names don't know will it be RX 490 will it be an RX 500 range it is at for now it's just speculation now moving a little off the subject of graphics cards and still at AMD it is said here that Zen is having some problems and that it may increase the value of the cards a little but from what was understood maybe between 5 and 5 dollars eh it's nothing very relevant for those who will Buying one of these cards is more expensive, but AMD has also officially stated that production of the processors is on track, not just the Professor and the Chipset 7, and is scheduled for the third quarter of 2016, which indicates that mass production could begin in the fourth quarter of 2016.
Now, will it be released this year or only at the beginning of 2017? Leave your comments below. What do you think of this RX 480 card? Are you expecting it sooner? Are there any doubts, or are all these figures just speculation? What do you think of this AMD Zen processor? Will it arrive on time? The graphics cards weren't delayed, but will the processor be able to meet the schedule? What do you think? Thanks for watching, see you next time.
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