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Any chance you can review this card and the RX550/RX560 at some point - there are not enough reviews of these kind of sub £100 cards out there sadly!! :(
Agreed, no one seems to bother much with the lower end cards anymore.
Alongside IGPs from Intel and AMD, ideally ;) it'd be good to know how much of a boost over an IGP they really are...Quote:
Originally Posted by CAT-THE-FIFTH
Yeah some reviews of the low end gpu's wouldn't go a miss. They're potentially ideal for media pc's with 'light' gaming duties so testing around the use for media decoding etc as well as gaming performance would be great.
I have no idea what gaming down at that range has to offer. I kinda get the impression that whilst they're better than IGP, it's still not good enough to play games at any acceptable quality?
Could you buy one of these and still have a fairly good time mincing about in GTA5, albeit on lower settings?
But can it run Cry..
Oh, it can't run Crysis :)
Will this finally see the end of notebook manufacturers launching "new" laptops in the middle of 2017 with ancient, 2014-era dGPUs? (Yup, Lenovo just announced new laptops with GM107/108 based GeForce 940MX dGPUs because there's still no 10-series cards in the <50w TDP range)