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RX480 Or GTX1060

I need some help I am building a PC but I am stuck on which graphics card to pick between the RX480 and GTX1060

I've heard that the 480 has had some power issues so I'd prefer the 1060 but I'm not really sure.

 

What do you guys think?

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Wait for benchmarks.

 

The issues with the reference RX 480 have been ironed out with the latest driver. Still, would hold out for the custom variants like the Sapphire Nitro.

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5 minutes ago, edamparmesan said:

I need some help I am building a PC but I am stuck on which graphics card to pick between the RX480 and GTX1060

I've heard that the 480 has had some power issues so I'd prefer the 1060 but I'm not really sure.

 

What do you guys think?

The GTX 1060 reviews have not come out, and until it does, we cannot be sure of its caliber...

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Wait for the aftermarket 480's and 1060 benchamarks, then decide 

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Wait for benchmaks of the 1060 and then aftermarket coolers and pcbs for both before deciding, that's what I'm doing.

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Only two ways to do this:

1. Wait until Custom 480 and Custom 1060 are out, then decide 

2. Nope this seems to be the best way xD

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No... it's too strong....... I can't take it........... AAARGHHH!!!!!

 

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Wait for benchmarks before we can say anything about the 1060.

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