The Radeon RX 480 is one hell of a graphics card—one that redefines what’s possible at affordable price points. Never before could you get uncompromising 1080p/60fps performance anywhere near ...

And with the sub-£200/$200 market being the most popular for discrete graphics cards, the RX 480 is a smart play to bring AMD's market share up to more respectable levels.

Adding the RX 580 BIOS to an RX 480 gives you the performance of the new graphics card, but that swap doesn't come without risks.

AMD's $200 Radeon RX 480 graphics card capable of delivering performance similar to the current $500 graphics cards launched on June 29. The early reviews are in and we check out if the card lives up.

This graphics card RX 480 Nitro is very good because it has the best price and more VRAM than the graphics card GTX 1060. Sorry fans of the brand Nvidia. Reply. Intranet says: ...

The RX 480 is AMD’s flagship product in the Polaris series and designed to provide a stellar PC gaming experience without breaking the bank. Rather impressively, this mainstream graphics card ...

While it's unlikely a £160/$200 graphics card from any company is going to help speed up price drops on VR headsets, the RX 480's specs are appealing for the price and in theory would put its ...

Once flashed with the new firmware, the RX 480 ran fine at the (much faster) stock clock speed of the RX 580 (1411MHz), seeming to be ‘completely stable’ according to Tony, with no evidence of ...

AMD has announced a new Radeon RX 480 graphics card priced at $199 and capable of "delivering VR capability common in $500 GPUs." The Radeon RX 480 is scheduled to launch on June 29, with a model ...

All with reference blower-style cooler. Apparently, XFX was quite keen to launch the new Radeon RX 480 graphics card as the company has no less than three different versions, all with the same ...

It sure has been an active summer for graphics so far. It all kicked-off in May, with the release of NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX 1080, which was quickly followed by the launch of the GeForce GTX ...

Tony mentions his RX 480’s temperatures getting into the 80s once it had been flashed, and that’s a little too warm for comfort, particularly if it’s going to be running that way for any ...