Video card MSI Radeon RX 580 1393MHz PCI-E 3.0 8192MB 8100MHz 256 bit DVI 2xHDMI HDCP Gaming X, Retail Review

Two and a half years ago I bought five MSI Gaming X rx480 8gb video cards for mining, to this day they work without complaints 24/7 and not a single card has failed, they chase well and keep the temperature within normal limits, if everything works in mining then in the PC will serve forever and therefore I bought myself another one in my PC.

On December 19, I purchased it from the miner who had been holding onto it. including the box and the receipt. There were some complications in turning off the image. Downloaded from the official website, the updated firmware. Keep an eye on the 144 Hz pulls.

I bought it from the hands of the miner in December 19. With box and receipt. There were problems with disabling the image. Fixed firmware from the official site. Monitor 144hz pulls. Has pros: I play without problems. Mostly onoine action games. Everything is at the maximum. A card from the category - stuck and play. Got cons: You will have to buy a new power supply. Peak current is high (or reduce graphics quality)

I bought it for 18900 about a year ago. Now it costs a little more. There is a reserve for the future, you can take it for several years ahead. Different pros: The performance is sufficient for 1080p, some games can be played in 1440p and 4K. Cold, not warm. Quiet. You can also mine cryptocurrency, thereby recapturing part of the cost (or even getting a profit). Some cons: Not much overclocking potential. Because it's the same RX 480 with a different BIOS.

In principle, the 580 is the same Polaris architecture, only a new revision with a slightly improved technical process. From here we get a slightly higher frequency of operation out of the box and the chances of a more significant overclocking. I managed to achieve stable operation of the card at 1410MHz and 1.2V. 1.2V is, by the way, the maximum available voltage in AMD Wattman (by default, it is slightly lower there - 12022V). In MSI Afterburner, you can put it higher, but here it is already

Works in conjunction with i5 6400, 8gb ram. I really regretted it because of the slowness. I planned to buy an rx480 in the spring for 15000, but I didn’t have time, the cards disappeared from the sale after a couple of days and now, for ~ 22022, like in June, when the mining hype began, I bought it. In autumn, the price has already risen to 48,000. At the time of writing this review, it has not been on sale for a long time. If you are interested in any tests, checks - write, I will conduct and

Some pros: Like a normal card. Rendered vids for 11 months, pulled 4k and even some templates in aftereffect. It flew, it was noisy, but it rendered well, pretty quickly. Has some cons: It was worth putting Red Dead Redemption 2 and it just flew off into its own place showing me the artifacts in full screen. Could she have been infected with the coronavirus?

Has pros: Decent card, I've been using it for a long time, it works fine and pulls all the games. During the use, I personally did not have any problems and the card worked great. Some cons: Her energy consumption is a bit high, but in general I did not find them.

Initially, after inserting the card, I immediately launched the game, hard freezes and messages about a lack of video memory began, I was worried, it turns out that I simply did not install the driver after my old card, with the right driver everything flies at high! Got pros: Fully corresponds to the description, the drivers from the official site were installed immediately, the idle temperature is not higher than 30 degrees, in games it has not risen above 60 yet! Also pleased with the frame…