{US - Microcenter} ASUS AMD Radeon RX 460 OC 2GB - $59.99 (In-Store Only)

[Enduro]

Just came by this RX 460 that is currently a steal at $59.99, found at Microcenter. The sale price is $79.99, but bundled with a $20 Mail-In-Rebate, the total comes to the $59.99 .

 

I'm not sure how long it will last, but here it is: http://www.microcenter.com/product/468278/Radeon_RX_460_Overclocked_2GB_GDDR5_Graphics_Card_w-_Dual-Fans

 

Specs:

 

Chipset

Form-Factor Standard

GPU Manufacturer-AMD

GPU Chipset-Radeon RX 460

Overclocked-Yes

Core Clock Speed-1224MHz

Boost Core Clock Speed-1244MHz

Stream Processors-896

Maximum Digital Resolution-5120 x 2880

Max Monitors Supported-2

 

Memory

Memory Type-GDDR5

Memory Clock Speed-7000MHz

Video Memory-2 GB

Memory Bus-128-bit

General-OpenGL Support

-OpenGL 4.4

-DirectX Support

-DirectX 12

Shader Model Support-5.0

Multi-GPU Support-AMD CrossFire

HDCP Support-Yes

3D Ready-Yes

Cooling-Fan

Connectors-HDMI

-1 x HDMI

-DisplayPort

-1 x DisplayPort

 

System Requirements

Supported Windows Operating Systems-Microsoft Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10

 

Interface-PCIe 3.0 x16

 

Thermal & Power

Power Supply Requirements-400 Watt Power Supply

 

Physical Specifications

Height

4.5"

Length

8"

Width

1.7"

 

Package Contents

What's in the Box-ASUS Radeon RX 460 Graphics Card

 

Warranty

Parts-3 Years

Labor-3 Years

[NoRomanBatmansAllowed]

16 minutes ago, Enduro said:

 

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Why do I live in Canada....

[8uhbbhu8]

Holy Shits! If only I lived in the US....  I'd buy 3 to 6 for folding and my other rigs

[TheGhzGuy]

I want this but I have no folding rig to put it in

[Orangeator]

For a budget build this is a hell of a deal. Throw two in Crossfire if you wanted. Or for a media center build. I could think of a million uses of a super cheap but yet "powerful" GPU. If I wasn't short on cash (just bought a 4k monitor, power strip, extended mouse pad, headset... Etc. in the past week) I would pick two of these up. 

 

Get this: https://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboBundleDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.3136581

and the GPU and you have yourself a fullfledged PC that could probably handle very light gaming for $280. That is so cheap I might just try it. A $300 gaming PC. Lol.