The red team, the AMD. They’re holding their head over water for some time now, finding their balance in the mainstream, budget part of the graphics cards market.
Yes, all those rumors were true, today AMD released a refreshed line-up of GPU’s called the RX 500 series, which are basically completely the same architecture wise compared to the now previous generation which we all loved – the RX 400 series. As you can see, here in front of me stands MSI’s most famous Gaming X aftermarket series of …
After my initial look at AMD’s new RX 500 series which was marked with a review of MSI’s RX 580 Gaming X model, feel free to check it out at the card link in the right top corner, today I’m continuing to walk further down that RX 500 series path with also MSI RX 570 Gaming X model, and more …
After taking a look at MSI’s and Sapphire’s offering of the recently refreshed AMD’s Polaris RX 580 series, you can check them out both on my channel or by clicking on the card link at the top right corner, today I will take a closer look at Asus RX 580 Strix model. This is actually their strongest Strix model for …
The latest AMD’s RX 500 GPU’s aren’t, as you probably saw in my recent reviews, actually new architecture-wise, but rather just a refresh, despite that we got ourselves a new entry and a new budget layer not seen up until now, and they’ve called the RX 550 series and today I will be checking out one from Gigabyte – their …
After my first take at AMD’s freshly released RX 580 series trough MSI’s offering and their Gaming X model, you can check out that review in the right top corner at card link, today I will be checking out what Sapphire did with their RX 580 Nitro+ model. The product box of the Sapphire RX 580 Nitro+ has changed up …
