Sapphire Radeon RX 580 NITRO+ 8G G5 SE (11265-21)
 | Outdated Product A mid-range gaming graphics card based on the AMD Polaris 20 GPU. It belongs to the mid-price category and can be used as part of advanced gaming systems designed for operation with Full HD resolution monitors. It differs from reference models by a reinforced proprietary cooling system based on heat pipes of increased diameter and the presence of moderate factory overclocking of the graphics core, which provides a noticeable increase in performance. The Sapphire Radeon RX 580 11265-21-20G is a direct competitor to devices based on the nVidia GeForce GTX 1060 chip and provides an increase in gaming performance. Eight gigabytes of GDDR5 graphics memory with 256-bit access is enough to store textures of any, the highest resolution, and the overall FPS level in demanding game projects of 2016-...2017 at a resolution of 1920x1080 and high graphics quality settings can be called excellent. In many cases, the card is able to provide quite comfortable gameplay at Quad HD resolution (2560x1440). DirectX 12 and OpenGL 4.5 are supported, as well as advanced multi-monitor configurations (up to 5 monitors) and AMD FreeSync display refresh rate technology. |
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A mid-range gaming graphics card based on the AMD Polaris 20 GPU. It belongs to the mid-price category and can be used as part of advanced gaming systems designed for operation with Full HD resolution monitors. It differs from reference models by a reinforced proprietary cooling system based on heat pipes of increased diameter and the presence of moderate factory overclocking of the graphics core, which provides a noticeable increase in performance.
The Sapphire Radeon RX 580 11265-21-20G is a direct competitor to devices based on the nVidia GeForce GTX 1060 chip and provides an increase in gaming performance. Eight gigabytes of GDDR5 graphics memory with 256-bit access is enough to store textures of any, the highest resolution, and the overall FPS level in demanding game projects of 2016-2017 at a resolution of 1920x1080 and high graphics quality settings can be called excellent. In many cases, the card is able to provide quite comfortable gameplay at Quad HD resolution (2560x1440). DirectX 12 and OpenGL 4.5 are supported, as well as advanced multi-monitor configurations (up to 5 monitors) and AMD FreeSync display refresh rate technology.
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I bought it in November for 24 in p.r.u. Satisfies my needs 100%. Produces 60fps at 1080p on ultra or high settings. I often even set it to 1440p, it all depends on the specific game. When manually adjusted, the CO in the bagel did not rise above 65*. Which isn't too bad. The 480 nitro + warmed up over 70 with the same settings. - Productive. - LGBT lighting. - Quiet, but hot at factory settings. - I got a unit with two slightly loose screws on the CO. Tried to tighten them, but they won't budge; apparently, the screws are a bit longer than they should be. This does not affect performance or cooling in any way. It's just that the plastic cover wobbles a bit in the areas with the loose screws. I didn't expect this from Sapphire. - No overclocking potential, I hoped to reach 1500, but it didn't work out.  Deathconnect: use Sapphire Radeon RX 580 NITRO+ 8G G5 SE few months |
I wouldn’t have taken it for 15,000 RUR more. Relatively quiet when playing. I had to tinker with the cooling settings in the driver  Vladislav Kvestadze: use Sapphire Radeon RX 580 NITRO+ 8G G5 SE few months |
Came to replace the gtx 480 sli. mother gigabit ud9, i7 930 percent, ddr3 12 gb, works great, reaches max. once. (2560x1600 60hz) battle1, gta, wolf there is no need to talk about wartunder. heating maximum seen 69C. quality, circuit fuses, ability to remove fans without unscrewing the entire case. the factory settings are very poorly configured, barely starting cooling at 65°C, so I immediately set up my own operating mode. BUT.... In the Trixx program, the Custom mode settings (fan speed) reset after exiting the program. I have to run it every time I start the computer. use Sapphire Radeon RX 580 NITRO+ 8G G5 SE less than month |
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