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- Find over 30,000 products at your local Micro Center, including the Radeon RX 590 Dual-Fan 8GB GDDR5 PCIe 3.0 Video Card.
- My setup: GPU: MSI RX 590 armor 8gb OC CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3400G Mobo: MSI B450m Mortar Max / used to be ASRock B450m-HDV RAM: 2x8gb Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4-3200 PSU: Corsair VS650 80 Plus 650watts Storage: 512gb Intel 660p m.2 PCIe 3.0 Monitor: AOC g2250VWQ6 21.5' Long story short the GP.
XFX Radeon RX 590 Fatboy 8GB
Decent game perf at 279 USD - that name though?!
AMD has released the Radeon RX 590 is here and we'll be reviewing theXFX Radeon RX 590 Fatboy edition. The XFX card looks rather similar to the RX 580 GTS as it has the very same somewhat cheap looking and feeling cooler. Specs wise Fatboy OC+ sees a 1580 MHz boost clock, which is a roughly 200 MHz over XFX's highest clocked RX 580.
The Radeon RX 590 graphic card is for extreme gamers looking to run their games at extreme resolutions, high framerates, challenging settings, and who want cutting edge features to carry them into the future. Experience beautifully rich and immersive VR environments and gameplay. VisionTek Radeon RX 590 8GB Limited Edition - RX 590 Core. AMD is suggesting pricing of $279 USD for its RX 590, which competes closest with NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX 1060, which has models for $250$290 on Amazon. The RX 580 goes for about $250 on average, but can currently be found on sale for a mere $199 on Amazon (more on this in the final thoughts). The initial Radeon RX 590 cards will come in a bundle with 3 games that are yet to come out which makes it a super gaming deal! With the $279 you get both an attractive RX500 and codes to Resident Evil 2 remake, Devil May Cry 5 (launching March 15th) and The Division 2 (launching March 8th).
What GPU will sit underneath that hood, Polaris? Of course, it is, but let's talk about that more in detail in this review. The rumors have been ongoing for a long time now, and this release has been delayed quite a bit. None the less, AMD has announced a new graphics card series based on the Polaris (called Ellesmere these days) series, the RX 590 series is fitted with a graphics processor that has been shrunk down. I should say, they fabbed it at a 12nm FiNFET node. By doing so they have a slightly smaller die, likely can utilize a little less power but most of all, the new Polaris 30 offers a notch higher clock frequencies. So the essence and DNA of the new Radeon RX 590 series is 99.9% the same compared to the Radeon RX 480 and 580, it's just that the chip was fabbed with a smaller process node (which gives it a little more breathing space). Polaris (Ellesmere these days) was first introduced with the Radeon RX 480, many of you will still own one as they are still going strong in the mainstream segment. To get you an idea on timespan, however, that product was released late June 2016. Followed by the 580, and now on 12nm the 590. AMD certainly has had a good run with Polaris, and admittedly it was really good the past two years. We're not too sure about the RX 590 release though as everybody that is in the red team, obviously already purchased a 400 or 500 series card. The end-user are not likely going to upgrade towards the 590.
Today we look at the XFX Radeon RX 590 Fatboy. This dual-slot cooled mainstream to higher end (read the words well) graphics card series will allow you to play your games in both the Full HD 1080P range as well as gaming in WQHD (2560x1440) range. It pushes just over 7 TFLOPS of peak performance. AMD has not confirmed anything about the RX 590, ergo we need to focus on what XFX presents us today. Where the RX 580 hovers at a 180W TDP, the 590 will remain to sit at that level due to its higher clock-frequencies. The RX 590 still has the very same 36 CUs (compute units aka shader clusters) x 64 shader processors per CU = 2304 shader processors). PowerColor has clocked the GPU at a boost frequency of 1580 MHz. The memory partition reveals the very same 8GB tied towards 256-bit GDDR5 memory which offers an effective 8 Gbps data-rate.
Overall looking at the specs prior to testing, the specs show a decent card that would play the latest games with whilst offering a good memory size versus price in the 1920x1080 and even 2560x1440 monitor resolutions. But with an estimated 10% increase in performance, will it be enough? But you know what at 279 USD we wanna find out? Also, let me state already that the 590 cards will ship with three free games, Devil May Cry 5, Division 2 and Resident Evil 2. Let's have a peek as to what the company has got to offer.
XFX Radeon RX 590 Fatboy with 8GB GDDR5 memory
Play it all.
Radeon™ RX 590 Ultimate graphics delivers outstanding performance in the latest esports, AAA and VR titles. Experience the advantages of leading modern APIs like DirectX® 12 and Vulkan®, optimized on Radeon™ RX graphics in collaboration with many of the world’s top game developers and studios.
Rx 590 Sound
No Stuttering. No Tearing. Just Gaming.
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Put an end to choppy gameplay and broken frames. Enhance your gaming by pairing Radeon RX 590 Ultimate graphics with a Radeon FreeSync™ monitor to eliminate stuttering and tearing for fluid and smooth performance. With over 350 FreeSync capable monitors to choose from, achieving pixel-perfect, smooth gameplay has never been easier.
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Jump into imaginative virtual realms using the Radeon™ RX 590 Ultimate Graphics. Feel the rush of groundbreaking gameplay, the deep connection with other virtual players, and the thrill of living out your favourite movies and experiences with the next wave of immersive VR and cutting edge Radeon graphics.
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