Gpu performance comparison

[James michael]

Hey guys, thanks for helping me from my previous post. And today I got another question. I was walking at our local mall. I happen to saw an rx 570 and rx 580 graphics card. I was wondering,  Is performance differs that much? Cause the price of the 580 is 35% more compared to 570.

Thanks!

[boey]

the 580 is nowhere near 35% faster than the 570, probably like 10%-15% 

 

[James michael]

1 hour ago, _d0nut said:

the 580 is nowhere near 35% faster than the 570, probably like 10%-15% 

 

So 570 more practical choice?

[steelo]

31 minutes ago, James michael said:

So 570 more practical choice?

If you have the money, spend it on the RX 580. The cost to performance ratio of the 570 is a bit better. I have a RX 570 and it's a very capable card, I even run Oculus games with it.

[JabroniBaloney]

You could just Google a comparison between the two. Dozens of videos on the subject exist.

[James michael]

Alright guys thanks

[driftz240]

4 hours ago, steelo said:

If you have the money, spend it on the RX 580. The cost to performance ratio of the 570 is a bit better. I have a RX 570 and it's a very capable card, I even run Oculus games with it.

Is yours a 4 or 8 gig model cause ive got a 570 4gb and want to be able to run vr on both my systems, so im interested in how it performs.

[steelo]

1 hour ago, driftz240 said:

Is yours a 4 or 8 gig model cause ive got a 570 4gb and want to be able to run vr on both my systems, so im interested in how it performs.

I have the 4 gb Gigabyte version of the RX570 overclocked to 1380 mhz GPU/1900 mhz vRAM, a Ryzen 5 2400g and 8 gb system RAM. So far, it works pretty well. I play ST bridge crew, superhot, Onward and Elite Dangerous. I think it's  towards the bottom as far as GPU requirements and you have to be careful what games you download. I've found that it runs anything that requires a GTX 1060/RX480/R9  smoothly (which are mainly VR games circa 2017 or older). I usually run games at low to medium settings so it maintains a comfortable frame rate. It's a capable card if you want to get a taste of VR (overclocking does help a bit), but if you want higher detail settings you'll need something more powerful. Games that don't have crazy GPU requirements are definitely enjoyable, but I'd probably recommend something more powerful if you can afford it. I really can't complain about a $120 graphics card that allows me to play VR

 

Take this with a grain of sand, but this was my RX 570 at stock clock speeds, it meets the 'ready' requirements but just barely. Since I've overclocked it, it's more comfortably in the green 'ready' area..

 

 

[driftz240]

1 hour ago, steelo said:

I have the 4 gb Gigabyte version of the RX570 overclocked to 1380 mhz GPU/1900 mhz vRAM, a Ryzen 5 2400g and 8 gb system RAM. So far, it works pretty well. I play ST bridge crew, superhot, Onward and Elite Dangerous. I think it's  towards the bottom as far as GPU requirements and you have to be careful what games you download. I've found that it runs anything that requires a GTX 1060/RX480/R9  smoothly (which are mainly VR games circa 2017 or older). I usually run games at low to medium settings so it maintains a comfortable frame rate. It's a capable card if you want to get a taste of VR (overclocking does help a bit), but if you want higher detail settings you'll need something more powerful. Games that don't have crazy GPU requirements are definitely enjoyable, but I'd probably recommend something more powerful if you can afford it. I really can't complain about a $120 graphics card that allows me to play VR

 

Take this with a grain of sand, but this was my RX 570 at stock clock speeds, it meets the 'ready' requirements but just barely. Since I've overclocked it, it's more comfortably in the green 'ready' area..

 

 

Oh ok thanks. I mostly play those type of games that you mentioned plus my main rig has a 580 8gb so the 570 will mainly be a side/extra. Thanks again for your feedback.

[steelo]

10 minutes ago, driftz240 said:

Oh ok thanks. I mostly play those type of games that you mentioned plus my main rig has a 580 8gb so the 570 will mainly be a side/extra. Thanks again for your feedback.

A RX 580 should maintain frame rates a lot better since it has more cores, more vRAM and a higher clockspeed. You have a bit more headroom than I do though for games, especially if you overclock it.