Mainly because, as always with very budget orientated cards, the one above it is substantially better for not too much more. Sadly budgets are a *****, and we gotta stick with them
I know your saying its( for not too much more ) but its £90 more.
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Video Editing Card Please.
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I know your saying its( for not too much more ) but its £90 more.
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I would need to be paying about £190 for the 470 and even more for the 480 so its out of my price range.
So it looks like i will have to go with the 460. How come i don't feel excited about buying the 460
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Just stuck up my MSI 270 on the MM. Half the price of a 460, bit faster and would destroy a 950 in video editing.
Actually I think its as fast as a 980ti in Vegas.
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Well only if you ignore the reference cards, but I get that you don't want one of those.
What about this card is it much better and worth paying £35 more
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/sapp...ddr5-pci-express-graphics-card-gx-37h-sp.html
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https://www.overclockers.co.uk/sapp...ddr5-pci-express-graphics-card-gx-37h-sp.html
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If its just for video editing the cheapest model would be best. I doubt the oc versions will really have much impact in the grand scheme of things. Your taking about a second or 2.
It's not worth that price, and it's too close to the reference 470. If you're going to go for a 460, I'd suggest that £99 Powercolor one.
In fact in audio tests the Nitro Cooler is 1dBa louder than the reference cooler under load for the RX 480.
So if it's the same cooler on the 460 it certainly wouldn't be worth the £30 markup, and the overlock isn't worth that either.
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