Nvidia doesn't have a current generation competitor to this card at the moment, but going by average frame rates, this overclocked RX 470 holds a 75 percent lead over the GTX 960, which launched at a ...

Not so long ago, Sapphire unveiled the Nitro+ RX 480 OC graphics card which allowed AMD’s flagship Polaris 10 core to perform to its maximum potential. This is due to the company’s exceptional cooling ...

Firstly, we have the Sapphire Radeon RX 470 Platinum Edition, which appears to be a mostly reference blower-style cooler, which looks nearly identical to that of the one found on the reference RX 480.

AMD has officially launched its new Radeon RX 470, the second graphics card powered by the new Polaris architecture and made on the 14nm FinFET process. AMD's new Radeon RX 470 starts at $179 and is ...

Sapphire launched their Radeon RX 470 Platinum Edition OC graphics card, the reference design PCB gets a slighyly higher 1216 MHz engine boost clock (vs. 1206 MHz reference) yet a 7.0 GHz ...

So you've seen how the Radeon RX 470 performs in ten of today's top PC games, but how does it stack up to the competition overall? Compared to the Radeon RX 480, the RX 470 was just 10% slower at ...

AMD has a history of releasing one SKU followed by another that is very close to it in price and performance. Culling four Compute Units was the difference between the HD 7970 and HD 7950; the R9 280X ...

From a visual standpoint, Sapphire’s latest cooling hardware is sublime and revolves around an elegant design strategy. Instead of trying to merge far too many colours together in an unattractive ...

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RX 460 is a much smaller GPU than its Polaris brethren. Using the same base architecture, AMD reduces the Compute Unit count by over half - 14 vs. 36 - when compared to the RX 480. There are half the ...

Can AMD's new Polaris GPU still deliver gaming performance worth a damn? Turns out yes, it damn well can. Though you might not like the price. Check out our review of Nvidia's rival mainstream Pascal ...