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Rx 480 vs Rx 580

The best Rx 480 and the best 580?

I would like to compare them for my budget (about $450 aud)

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The RX 580 is literally a RX 480 with a small clock boost. The XFX GTR and ASUS STRIX RX 480 8GBs can be found for around $350. The GIGABYTE Aorus and Sapphire Nitro+ RX 580 8GBs can be found for around $400. Whether or not the $50 extra is worth it is up to you. IMO, it's not.

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You should buy the 580 as it is the new line up (considering you're shopping new), their pricing is supposedly the same.

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I'd say this is alot like the decision of buying a 6700k vs a 7700k. If the price difference isn't large get the newer one but if the price difference is large then I would say stick with the older one as the performance difference doesn't warrant pay a ton more for the newer variant.

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RX 580 is just a refined version of RX 480...nothing else

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wait for Vega. or, go for a GTX 1070. it's worth it, considering the fact that most AAA titles will run better on Nvidia's side.

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  • 2 weeks later...

RX 580 cost 30$ more. I don't know if its worth it. My first time building and I cannot seem to pick between RX 480 and RX 580. I don't know if 30$ worth it for ~5-10 FPS increase.

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