AMD Radeon RX 470 and RX 460 specs and perf slides leaked?

[HEXUS]

Builds upon the info from the official AMD presentation in Australia a few weeks ago.

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[scaryjim]

... As we wait patiently for the official launch/availability of the AMD Radeon RX 470 and RX 460 graphics cards ...

Speak for yourself

of course, if the slide deck is real, the NDA expires first thing tomorrow morning, and this is a hard launch not a paper launch, Hexus would presumably have the cards & launch deck already so they can prep their release day reviews ....

Are you trying to tell us something, hexus...?

[ET3D]

If the RX 470 really debuts at $149, it could be the new GeForce 750 Ti.

And it's nice that AMD also has competition for the 750 Ti, in the form of the RX 460. Let's hope it's actually faster than the 750 Ti by a decent amount (the comparison to the R7 260 doesn't look too promising).

[idris]

Hex,how come there's no story regarding the Nvidia GTX 970 3.5GB class action lawsuit settlement? Nvidia agreed to pay every GTX 970 owner $30!

Hex?

[Xlucine]

If the RX 470 really debuts at $149, it could be the new GeForce 750 Ti.

And it's nice that AMD also has competition for the 750 Ti, in the form of the RX 460. Let's hope it's actually faster than the 750 Ti by a decent amount (the comparison to the R7 260 doesn't look too promising).

The 260X was neck and neck with the 750ti at launch, beating the 750ti is not a very high bar

[scaryjim]

...(the comparison to the R7 260 doesn't look too promising).

The comparison is with the 260X, which (as Xlucine has pointed out) has almost exactly the same performance as a 750 Ti. So you're looking at 30% faster than a 750 Ti/260X, which (based on past reviews) may put it a little behind a GTX 950 at 1080p - but not much. In AMD terms, it's R9 270 performance in a £100 bus powered card. Pretty tasty

[kalniel]

Hex,how come there's no story regarding the Nvidia GTX 970 3.5GB class action lawsuit settlement? Nvidia agreed to pay every GTX 970 owner $30!

Except they didn't agree that at all. Only the people involved in the case (ie US residents buying a card) will get paid. Still, nice catch! Probably worth posting in a relevant thread

[idris]

Hex,how come there's no story regarding the Nvidia GTX 970 3.5GB class action lawsuit settlement? Nvidia agreed to pay every GTX 970 owner $30!

Except they didn't agree that at all. Only the people involved in the case (ie US residents buying a card) will get paid. Still, nice catch! Probably worth posting in a relevant thread

I'm wondering if you're assuming or misunderstanding or agreeing with my post or, likely; whether you're reply post is more confusing to everybody else!

[idris]

apologies - your, not you're*

[kalniel]

I'm wondering if you're assuming or misunderstanding or agreeing with my post or, likely; whether you're reply post is more confusing to everybody else!

Sorry for the confusion.

You: Nvidia agreed to pay every GTX 970 owner $30
Me: Not every GTX970 owner. Only those in the US.

That any better?

[The Hand]

The comparison is with the 260X, which (as Xlucine has pointed out) has almost exactly the same performance as a 750 Ti. So you're looking at 30% faster than a 750 Ti/260X, which (based on past reviews) may put it a little behind a GTX 950 at 1080p - but not much. In AMD terms, it's R9 270 performance in a £100 bus powered card. Pretty tasty

Treat yourself to a 4GB 470 scaryjim Though not bus powered it could be in the same ball park as a 4GB 480 HD performance wise for around the £150 mark.

[Xlucine]

We'll only need to wait till thursday for reviews of the 470, and hopefully reviews of the AIB 470's will hit before september

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

Gibbo from OcUK has mentioned they have received stock last week it seems!!