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SAPPHIRE RX 480 NITRO NOW AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER AT OVERCLOCKERS UK (WORLD FIRST) !!!

Scougar said:
Are you able to reveal the specs gibbo?
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They are on webshop, though it does have two modes:

Quiet: 1266MHz boost, fans on lowest profile, essentially silent in this mode.
Boost: 1342MHz boost, fans spin faster, still quite though.

The LED options are impressive, blue, rainbow, pick any static colour, temperature mode, fan speed mode and off.
 
Gibbo said:
They are on webshop, though it does have two modes:

Quiet: 1266MHz boost, fans on lowest profile, essentially silent in this mode.
Boost: 1342MHz boost, fans spin faster, still quite though.

The LED options are impressive, blue, rainbow, pick any static colour, temperature mode, fan speed mode and off.
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Would be so tempting if i didn't already have a 970.

Come on Vega hurry up.... :)
 
Gibbo said:
They are on webshop, though it does have two modes:

Quiet: 1266MHz boost, fans on lowest profile, essentially silent in this mode.
Boost: 1342MHz boost, fans spin faster, still quite though.

The LED options are impressive, blue, rainbow, pick any static colour, temperature mode, fan speed mode and off.
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Will you be posting the bench results in here or a new thread?
 
I am a bit confused now. There are two versions of a 8GB Nitro, now called Nitro+ for £239.99 and a Nitro+ OC for £249.99. I ordered a 8GB Nitro OC a few weeks back, so what that extra "+" stands for? Sorry if asked before.
 
maltrabob said:
I am a bit confused now. There are two versions of a 8GB Nitro, now called Nitro+ for £239.99 and a Nitro+ OC for £249.99. I ordered a 8GB Nitro OC a few weeks back, so what that extra "+" stands for? Sorry if asked before.
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Pre-ordered nitros (for £250) from before when the other two got added (non OC and 4gb) are now Nitro+ OC cards.

Nitro (last gen) vs Nitro+ (Rx 480) most likely is just to differentiate the different generations of the Nitro branding.
 
maltrabob said:
I am a bit confused now. There are two versions of a 8GB Nitro, now called Nitro+ for £239.99 and a Nitro+ OC for £249.99. I ordered a 8GB Nitro OC a few weeks back, so what that extra "+" stands for? Sorry if asked before.
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They are all Nitro+, 4G, 8G and 8G OC. All pre-orders are for the fastest 8G OC part and that is what customers shall get. :)
 
those 1060 are OC nicely huge performance improvment. Huge hopes for 480


BTW today by end of the day we will see the performance increase or tomorrow?
 
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Gibbo said:
They are on webshop, though it does have two modes:

Quiet: 1266MHz boost, fans on lowest profile, essentially silent in this mode.
Boost: 1342MHz boost, fans spin faster, still quite though.

The LED options are impressive, blue, rainbow, pick any static colour, temperature mode, fan speed mode and off.
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Whats the VRAM clockspeed? On most of the overclocked 480's, the VRAM makes quite a bit of difference, even more so than core speed.

http://www.hardwareluxx.de/index.ph...39615-amd-radeon-rx-480-im-test.html?start=25
 
Quick! I'm going to get the Radeon RX 480 Nitro+ OC... which PSU should I get?

Seasonic M12II EVO 520 or Seasonic M12II EVO 650 (Bronze)?
or should I pay extra and go with the Seasonic X650 (Gold)?

It says that the card has a TDP of 175w and that only a 400w PSU is required. I only have an i3 6100 CPU right now but I plan to upgrade it to a 6700K in the future. Thoughts???
 
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