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    AMD Radeon RX 480 pictured in XFX livery, packaging

    Reference design partner card is said to come factory-overclocked to 1288MHz.
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    Re: AMD Radeon RX 480 pictured in XFX livery, packaging

    $300...worrying!

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    Re: AMD Radeon RX 480 pictured in XFX livery, packaging

    Seems to be around £210 in real money.

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    Re: AMD Radeon RX 480 pictured in XFX livery, packaging

    because $200 is without tax, and that is probably with tax.

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    Re: AMD Radeon RX 480 pictured in XFX livery, packaging

    Quote Originally Posted by cptwhite_uk View Post
    $300...worrying!
    It's also the 8GB version not the 4GB which will likely be the $200 item.

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    Re: AMD Radeon RX 480 pictured in XFX livery, packaging

    Quote Originally Posted by cptwhite_uk View Post
    $300...worrying!
    Chinese prices are the prices you pay at the point of purchase,so that equates to £212 over here,and China has a 17% sales tax:

    http://www.tradingeconomics.com/china/sales-tax-rate

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    Re: AMD Radeon RX 480 pictured in XFX livery, packaging

    It's the 8GB, so that's the $230 one. So, that's fine.

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    Re: AMD Radeon RX 480 pictured in XFX livery, packaging

    I thought the standard *boost* clock was supposed to be 1266, the core clock 1080. The card is supposed to generally stay on boost during gaming and only drop to core clock for things like furmark, so we really want to know what the boost clock is.

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    Re: AMD Radeon RX 480 pictured in XFX livery, packaging

    HI, so about £250 not bad.
    Two of these cards will be better than GTX1080
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    Re: AMD Radeon RX 480 pictured in XFX livery, packaging

    Quote Originally Posted by DanceswithUnix View Post
    I thought the standard *boost* clock was supposed to be 1266, the core clock 1080. The card is supposed to generally stay on boost during gaming and only drop to core clock for things like furmark, so we really want to know what the boost clock is.
    Yes, though definitions of core and boost are a little vague I guess if you can boost beyond core if enough spare wattage and can also throttle below core if wattage temps too high or when under light load to save power! Gaming clock speed might be a simpler term (the clock speed the card should aim to run at in the majority of games).

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    Re: AMD Radeon RX 480 pictured in XFX livery, packaging

    So itll be £300 in the UK then .

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    Re: AMD Radeon RX 480 pictured in XFX livery, packaging

    Chinese prices are always high.

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