XFX RX 570 4GB GDDR5 RS XXX Edition PCI 570P427D6,Black/Red review

XFX RX 570 4GB GDDR5 RS XXX Edition PCI 570P427D6,Black/Red review

XFX RX 570 4GB GDDR5 RS XXX Edition PCI 570P427D6,Black/Red review

Graphics Processor
GPU NamePolaris 20GPU VariantPolaris 20 XL
(215-0910052)ArchitectureGCN 4.0FoundryGlobalFoundriesProcess Size14 nmTransistors5,700 millionDie Size232 mm²
Graphics Card
Release DateApr 18th, 2017GenerationPolaris
(RX 500)ProductionActiveBus InterfacePCIe 3.0 x16
Clock Speeds
Base Clock1168 MHzBoost Clock1244 MHz
1264 MHz (+2%)Memory Clock1750 MHz
7000 MHz effective

Theoretical Performance
Pixel Rate39.81 GPixel/s
40.45 GPixel/sTexture Rate159.2 GTexel/s
161.8 GTexel/sFP16 (half) performance5.095 TFLOPS
5.177 TFLOPS (1:1)FP32 (float) performance5.095 TFLOPS
5.177 TFLOPSFP64 (double) performance318.5 GFLOPS
323.6 GFLOPS (1:16)



AMD Radeon™ RX 570 RS 4GB XXX Edition
RX-570P427D6


1264True Clock (MHz)

1284OC+ Clock (MHz)

7000Memory Clock (MHz)

7100OC+ Memory Clock (MHz)


KEY FEATURES
2048 Stream Processors
1264 MHz True Clock
1284 MHz OC+ Clock
8GB 256-Bit GDDR5
7000 MHz Effective Memory Clock

Render Config
Shading Units2048TMUs128ROPs32Compute Units32L1 Cache16 KB (per CU)L2 Cache2 MB

Memory
Memory Size4 GBMemory TypeGDDR5Memory Bus256 bitBandwidth224.0 GB/s


Graphics Features
DirectX12 (12_0)OpenGL4.6OpenCL2.0Vulkan1.2.131Shader Model6.4


Board Design
Slot WidthDual-slotLength9.5 inches
9.57 inches
241 mm
243 mmTDP120 WSuggested PSU350 WOutputs1x DVI
1x HDMI
3x DisplayPortPower Connectors1x 6-pin
1x 8-pinBoard NumberC940,
D000

Designed for Gamers. Built on the future-ready Polaris architecture, the Radeon™ RX 570 Series Graphics play your favorites at Ultra settings at 1080p, from the latest eSports games and MOBAs to the most popular, graphically-intensive AAA titles. With leading DirectX® 12 performance, Asynchronous Shaders, game-ready drivers, and frequent software improvements, you’ll feel confident that your investment will last for years to come.


Award Winning Technologies

The reviews are in, and the RX series from XFX Rocks.

"So obviously XFX has stumbled across some sort of magic formula when it comes to the RX 480." - Jayztwocents

“XFX has put together a solid and well-built video card. It operates silently, power efficient and very cool.” - Overclocker's Club



XFX True Clock Technology

BIOS Controlled overclocking

Software controlled clock speeds can be hindered by overall computer performance. XFX's True Clock however is hardware controlled clock speed performance optimization, so your card is always running at an optimized performance level.



XFX OC+ Capable

Going Beyond True Clock

While True Clock locks in a super fast optimal speed on a hardware level, RX Series cards with an OC+ rating are tested at the factory to go even beyond XFX's True Clock. We encourage you to try these factory tested speeds by using the simple to use AMD Wattman utility, letting you squeeze every last bit of performance out of your card.



Radeon™ CHILL Technology

Smart GPU control

Radeon™ Chill is an intelligent power-saving feature for Radeon™ graphics that dynamically regulates framerate based on your movements in-game. During peak gameplay, Radeon Chill works to deliver the full framerate potential of Radeon graphics. As movement decreases, Radeon Chill reduces your gameplay framerate. Designed to save power, lower temperature, and increase GPU life, Radeon Chill enables high performance graphics when you battle and saves power when you explore.

Radeon™ ReLive Software

Share your victories

Effortlessly capture, stream, and share your memorable moments and clutch victories with Radeon™ ReLive. Included free with the Radeon™ Crimson Software Package




*Image for representation of technology only, actual heatsink will vary by model.
High Performance Unibody Heatsink

Enhances thermal efficiency by 40%

The XFX RX 570 RS series features our all new Unibody VRM Heatsink construction enable direct transfer to the primary heatsink and heatpipes. This unique combination of material and construction enhances thermal efficiency by a total of 40%.



Custom XFX Aluminum Backplate Design

Protects your GPU while providing additional cooling overall

GPUs are one of the most important, complex and delicate pieces of hardware in your computer and as a game, nothing is as important and the slightest bend can drastically affect the performance of your graphics card. But that's a thing of the past because XFX's solid backplate keeps the card strong and secure, eliminating card bend. Graphics cards also emit some heat from the back as well which rises up and affects other components but our cool aluminum backplate can absorb that heat and keep the overall case cooler.




*Image for representation of technology only, actual circuitry will vary by model.
Enhanced VRM and Memory Cooling

Cooling technologies don't stop at just the GPU.

After countless hours of research, development, and testing our engineers have developed all new VRM and Memory cooling technology, reducing temperatures VRM by up to 30' C and GDDR temperatures by 20' C, all while reducing dB noise by an additional 5%. Best in class for the GPU enthusiast.



All New Composite Heatpipe Technology

We combined technologys to create the first super heatpipe.

The new composite heatpipe design used in the XFX Radeon™ RX 570 RS combines the technologies of both Liquid and Capilary Action heatpipes into one. Doing so allows us to increase the total heatpipe surface area by 30% which tremendously increases the thermal efficiency.



All New Zero dB Auto Load Sensing Fans

Power when you need it and quiet when you don't.

XFX fans are equipped to run at the highest possible performance, while our Zero DB Fan System will also keep your fans running at efficient RPM in order to minimize annoying fan noise by lowering RPM all the way down to Zero RPM. When the heat is on during intense gaming, our fans will speed up as needed.



Designed for Vulkan Cross Platform Graphics

The next generation graphics API from Khronos.

Vulkan is the new generation, open standard API for high-efficiency access to graphics and compute on modern GPUs. This ground-up design, previously referred to as the Next Generation OpenGL Initiative, provides applications direct control over GPU acceleration for maximized performance and predictability.



AMD FreeSync™ 2 Technology

No stuttering. No tearing. Just gaming. Gaming shouldn’t be a choice between choppy gameplay and high performance. With XFX Radeon™ RX RS Series graphics and FreeSync technology, it doesn’t have to be. Transform the most demanding games into a liquid-smooth, artifact-free, 4K cinematic experience with the highest performance at virtually any frame rate. FreeSync works at the speed of your game for incredible responsiveness and uncompromising smoothness. Every gamer deserves perfectly smooth gameplay and peak performance. Unlike the competing technology, you don’t have to choose with FreeSync technology.



Microsoft Windows 10 and DirectX 12

Optimized for gaming performance

New features and functions bring new computing experiences to life with AMD Radeon™ graphics on the Windows® 10 platform. Take your gaming further with XBOX ONE on Windows. Play and connect with your games and friends. Everywhere.

Microsoft’s new technology enables great performance and dramatically improved GPU and CPU multiprocessing and multithreading performance thanks to Async Shaders and Multi-threaded Command Buffer Recording for more efficient rendering of richer and more complex scenes.



FinFet 14nm Technology

Unprecedented efficiency on nextgen GPUs.

Enjoy whisper quiet gaming with the revolutionary Polaris architecture. Combining the latest FinFET 14 process technology and AMD’s advanced power, gating and clocking technologies, you’ll enjoy dramatically cool and quiet gaming. The FinFet 14 process technology puts more transistors in less space, enabling dramatic increases in processing power and power efficiency helping to provide better processor performance while using less power and enabling better transistor efficiency than previous generation technology.



AMD Exclusive GCN & Crossfire Technology

The Ultimate Compute Architecture with Multipule GPU Scaling

Discover the direct-to-theGPU performance advantage of Graphics Core Next (GCN) architecture, enabling stunning detail and dynamic gaming, a richer and more immersive VR experience, with exceptional graphics performance and low power consumption. 4th generation Graphics Core Next (GCN) architecture features asynchronous shaders and an enhanced geometry engine, so you can enjoy exceptionally smooth gameplay on the latest DirectX® 12 and Vulkan™ titles.

AMD CrossFire technology lets you connect multiple graphics cards to amplify your system’s graphics processing capability including enhancements that set a new standard of consistent and smooth gameplay.



AMD Eyefinity Technology

Multidisplay technology for gaming, productivity and entertainment.

Expand your territory and customize your field of vision. Connect up to six displays on a single GPU for dynamic, panoramic multi-screen gaming. You’ll get an expansive experience that’s truly out of sight. (additional displays may require the use of MST hub).



Tuned By XFX For Peak Performance

Giving you the performance you have come to expect from XFX.

Overclocking your card to it's peak performance potential is not an easy task but a stock card is simply under-utilizing your graphics card's full potential. Luckily for you, we have factory overclocked the RX 570 RS at the BIOS level and have fine tuned it for optimal gaming performance. Our state-of-the art equipment and testing labs ensure that your card reaches it's maximum performance level safely and optimally.



AMD LiquidVR

Exceptionally Comfortable VR.

Experience beautifully rich and immersive VR experiences with advanced comfort and effortless compatibility. Avoid nausea and motion sickness, made possible by the AMD LiquidVR™ initiative, featuring ground breaking Asynchronous Shaders.

The Radeon™ RX 500 graphics cards, combined with AMD LiquidVR™ technology already in use by leading head-mounted display (HMD) vendors, provides an exceptional platform for a fully immersive and comfortable VR experience.



Premium HDR

Expand the range of colors.

Premium HDR - High Dynamic Range (HDR) is a state-of-the-art technology for gamers and cinephiles that care deeply about the display quality of their TV or monitor. Modeled after the acuity of human vision, HDR vastly expands the range of colors and contrast ratios that can be shown by compatible displays. HDRready games and movies played on an HDR display appear strikingly sharp, colorful, and vivid, with enhanced contrast and sophisticated nuance compared to even the most stunning SDR content.

The Radeon™ RX 570 graphics card’s brand new display engine and HDR ready capabilities equip you for the new wave of HDR displays, content and the future of gaming.



Radeon™ Software

A premium set of driver utilities.

As sophisticated as the Polaris architecture based graphics cards are, the software that powers the cards is equally as sophisticated. Radeon™ Software delivers the ultimate in performance, features and stability to help ensure an exceptionally smooth and fast out of the box experience.

With Radeon™ WattMan (formerly AMD Overdrive™) – Push your hardware to the limits. Radeon™ Settings takes customization to a whole new level with per state control over clocks, voltages, and temperature.



Latest Display Connections

Ready for the latest displays

Radeon™ GPUs with the Polaris architecture support HDMI® 2.0b and DisplayPort™ 1.3 for compatibility with a new generation of monitors that would make any gamer excited:
1080p @ 240Hz
1440p @ 240Hz
4K @ 120Hz
1440p ultra-wide @ 190Hz



Extreme 4K Gaming for serious gamers.

Experience resolutions up to four times higher than HD and see everything your opponent throws at you without sacrificing a single detail.

Teleport into life-like 4K gaming realism with AMD Radeon™ Rx 570 Series graphics. Delivering 4K video playback with hardware-accelerated H.265 encode/decode enabling smooth live streaming of 4K (Ultra HD) content for your viewing pleasure.



AMD XConnect Technology

Great performance, even on the go.

Should a PC gamer on the go buy a gaming notebook that’s tough to carry, or a thin notebook that’s tough to game on?

AMD XConnect™ unlocks the best of both worlds on systems designed for Thunderbolt™ 3 eGFX enclosures. Finally you can use a desktop graphics card on a notebook.



XFX's 3 Year Warranty

Giving you the performance you have come to expect from XFX.

Even though we trust that our high quality products will continue working at peak performance well beyond your use of it, we want to put our word behind that promise. That is why we offer our 3 Year Warranty with this series of graphics cards. This means that your product is protected by a 3 year limited hardware warranty on manufacturing defects of anything on the card.



Overview

We have re-imagined everything a gaming card can do and made it more accessible. The 4th generation Graphics Core Next (GCN) architecture is engineered for gamers who play anything from the latest MOBA’s to the most popular AAA titles. Asynchronous Shaders and an enhanced Geometry Engine power new levels of smooth gameplay performance.

Get the next level of gaming immersion with the world of VR gaming and entertainment with Radeon RX graphics cards powered by the revolutionary Polaris architecture.

Experience the latest premium technologies optimized around the revolutionary FinFET 14 technology that provides extraordinary performance and efficiency. Enjoy cool and quiet gaming, and leverage new possibilities with optimized levels of efficient headroom. Imagine the future upgrade capabilities with HDMI™ 2.0b and Display Port 1.3/1.4 features that can enable the latest generation of displays to deliver beautiful beyond-HD, HDR, and ultra-smooth FreeSync™ experiences.

Features
Microsoft® Windows® 10 Support
Microsoft® DirectX™ 12 Support
FinFET 14nm Technology
GCN 4th Generation Architecture
AMD Virtual Super Resolution (VSR)
AMD Relive
AMD Chill
AMD LiquidVR Technology
AMD FreeSync 2 Technology
AMD Frame Rate Target Control (FRTC)
AMD CrossFire technology
AMD Eyefinity multi-display technology
AMD App Acceleration
AMD TrueAudio Technology
AMD XConnect Ready
AMD Radeon Crimson Software
AMD WattMan
AMD APP Acceleration
HDMI 2.0b
Displayport 1.4
Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio Support
PCI Express® 3.0
Up to 6 displays supported, (may require the use of MST Hubs).
Advanced GDDR5 Memory Technology
Vulkan and Mantle Ready. Next Generation APIs.
OpenGL 4.5 Support
OpenCL Support



today I'm in a hurry and I'm freaking not finished with packing up because I need to go but you know my hands bruised up and all like broken and but I'm gonna bring you guys an RX 570 XFX RS edition graphics card unboxing so the story here is that I just got this off Best Buy just today because I really need some graphics card really quick because you know if you in price shut up so I kind of want to join the mining craze again so I bought two of these actually 

one of them is already in the system and yeah I'm gonna run them from mining but for now I'm gonna unbox it and show you guys real quick so here it is the box itself it's an XFX card so it has the XFX logo obviously and also it shows that this is the RS version so this is not the most extreme xxx or GTR whatever title I can't remember honestly you know XFX branding is really confusing I don't understand about the hell is are I supposed to stand for but anyways 

yeah it's the RS version it's basically the lowest 570 they have I think but on the back you got these feature sets so it goes for terminal solution technology auto load sensing patters auto fan I mean come on every graphics card has that and basically no specifications what whatsoever about what's the graphics card inside and another interesting thing is that they actually show this part which is the hard swap interchangeable fan but the funny thing is that this card 

doesn't actually have it you can't replace a fan with the hard swap thing that except a cast because even in a front picture you don't see the hard top fans that XFX usually show so I'm not sure what the hell is going on with this I don't understand why is it in here and I'm pretty sure XFX could eventually get sued by someone someone really wanted to because it's basically misinformation in a false advertising but anyways let's get inside and see what's what so this I've already opened the seal obviously XFX like embossed on the brown box inside you get a 

warranty card the solution guide and also warning about using the latest driver which I really like because I really don't like the integrated you know CD drivers that comes with most graphics version I think those are really really stupid because you wouldn't want to ever use that also here this is the accessory box and there we go the driver disks which it actually shows which version that has inside which I really like but you shouldn't use that whatsoever just downplay this one they also have a dual 6 pin 2 8 pin power adapter which you know I mean 

most CPU I mean most computers with a single a pin a single 6 p.m. or a dual six people most probably half an 8 pin so you wouldn't really need to use that realistically you could just plug in your a pin to graphics card and it should be fine and dandy initials work anyways here's the graphics card itself it's inside the anti-static plastic wrap as usual and now I can't open our box fully its and yeah it's basically install in here the graphics card is also just packed like this no foam or anything it's just inside this in an anti-static plastic wrap and you see there's no 

accessories under here trust me I checked the accessories are pretty limited because this is quite well relatively cheap graphics card this is 250 that's what I got from Best Buy well 244 and more like 260 once I figure out the tax and other things and yeah you know it's one on the cheaper end of the graphics cards although all the AMD card says basically gone up in price as you all know but here it is it looks really nice in my opinion I really like the red kind of goes 

well with my thumb doesn't it well my thumb is like bleeding in this because I cut my cell phone with some boxes apparently anyways so yeah go see back because this still has to film on it and yeah on the back you got some ventilation slots XFX logo which is the right setup you put it in so it's going to look nice I guess a DVI one HDMI two and three display ports so this is DV a also doesn't support any DVI to VGA adapter because that's what all the graphics cards these 

they have because it's all like skipped hannah the analog part and on the bottom PCI connector as usual and you could see that there's a next FX logo but unlike their higher end cards it doesn't actually light up there's no LED behind it so it's just like a white XFX logo you know I mean I would prefer if this was like just glossy black or something and or if it's red even because it doesn't match in my opinion the white logo unless it's lit up RGB or something on the back they have their typical XFX bracket backplate it looks pretty similar to the previous cards 

and on the front here you got a sick 8-pin connector so this is quite a you know overkill a little bit for a 570 in my opinion six pin would really suffice you know for 580 would maybe work with in single a pen but anyways that's nice to see that means usually have more overclocking Headroom since you get more power limit also here is that they have this dual BIOS switch and what's interesting is that instead of the typical you know lower boost clock quieter and also higher boost clock and faster biases they actually have a gaming by us and also a mining BIOS 

so if you flip it to the left there it's actually the mining BIOS if you flip it to the right it's actually the gaming BIOS the difference is that I've tried before is that the mining BIOS has a lower core clock speed and also lower voltage while the memory speed has been like overclock to 1850 mega it's 117 1750 so if you want to mine on this card you should just forget to left and you should be pretty good because the power consumption has gone way down compared to on 

the gaming mode because the core clocks Gundams who eleven hundred megahertz from 1283 my girls which is the standard one and the memory clock has gone up so if you don't want overclock or mess with anything just flip it to the left and it should work pretty good because I was getting just short of 24 mike has per second on the Left bios but obviously i modded this and I got us an astonishing twenty nine point two megawhatts per second out of this card at a 

power consumption of just 73 watts and MSI Afterburner which is pretty amazing in my opinion now one thing I don't like is that they use it overly large trout so maybe it doesn't fit in some shorter cases because you can see that the fan actually just overhangs a lot of the cooler so they just I think in my opinion just really want to make this look like a bigger card when it really isn't and you know I mean I guess let's take off the plastic off of it all that didn't feel too 

good the plastic unwrapping peeling off isn't as good as I expected also another thing that to note is that something interesting is that you can see there's a hole actually for another heat pipe and there's also another hole and basically for another heat pipe so uh-huh yeah XFX it would be nice if you actually included that third heat pipe because that gap I don't think that's gonna help thermal transfer at all because if you see either there it's actually above GPU die 

still over there so it would help if there's a heat pipe and more so with this air gap it doesn't actually conduct heat to the heatsink fence right over it so it's kind of ridiculous because why would you do that just put another a heat pipe it's probably like just a few dollars more at most so why the hell not I'm pretty sure everyone would want that but even without that this card actually runs pretty cool I ran that at like four mining my mining settings they it just runs 

below fifty five degrees all the time at the minimum fan speed so that's really nice because it's low power also further vrm you actually have like an actively cooled vrm because it has a unibody heatsink connected to the main heatsink so for the BRM so that's gonna still stay nice and cool also the memory actually doesn't have any kind of heatsink so yeah the website is kind of a sleeting because it says that has a vrm and memory heatsink but this card just has the vrm 

heat scene and not the memory heatsink not that is a big deal because memory usually don't run that high so it's not really big of a problem but it would be nice if they have one also the fans themselves seems like they revised it compared to the previous cards of the 400 series and that they have wider blades and more blades so kinda looks like they're trying to achieve more static pressure and also lower noise because they have to spin less rpms to generate same 

amount of airflow since they have more blades and also wider blades but for the heat saying it's kind of just mediocre I guess it's not that impressive especially with that freaking cold right don't solve the GPU contact surface that's not something that you would like to see but yeah anyway so I don't know what you guys think about the read fast I think it looks pretty slick but I get it that doesn't really most belts unless your claim for specifically red and black but I mean

 if you're using it in your belt it's gonna be like this so it you won't really see it you know realistically the red fatso should be alright and this card I would say it's actually a pretty good card and I would I don't mind recommending it so yeah if you're looking for an RX 570 this is this looks like a great option in my opinion because the heat sing no matter how janky that like hole in the base plates heat sing is it actually performs pretty good so I have no problems with 

that but maybe if you're shooting for the highest over class you might want to use something like an MSI gaming X version which is probably the best rx 570 there is because even the well I guess the Sapphire Nitro+ is also a good one but I was talking about the I was thinking about the Asus Strix OC RS 570 that's also not so good because it has actually a smaller heat 

singleness and it runs hotter and noisier so this XFX is still better than that but yeah I mean up I guess that's it for this unboxing.

XFX RX 570 4GB GDDR5 RS XXX Edition PCI 570P427D6,Black/Red review

 the XFX rx 574 gigabytes that you can pick up from best buy for about  right now all the graphics cards are coming back down in price and checking out the two to  range is going to be my primary focus over the next few weeks including taking a look at some of the latest titles such as monster hunter world and the gtx 1063 gigabyte versus of course the RX 574 gigabytes and so on and so forth now all that being said looking at the current prices of GPUs it's pretty incredible because the RX 5 ATS you can pick up for about 229 and even as low as to 

19 with mail-in rebates which is just intense and I'll leave some links to them down in the description below which might be a better choice than of course saving money on an RX 574 gigabyte that we have here that being said this card is great and we're going to talk about it right now welcome back so going through the features of the card it has 2048 stream processors a 1264 megahertz Tru clock with a 1280 for megahertz overclock or boost clock now that being

 said it comes out of the box and maintains that clock the entire time however the black editions which are a little bit above it or of at about thirteen hundred and twenty eight megahertz out of the box and the this one in particular cheaper will hit 13 28 megahertz pretty much no problem all the time and this is also probably well I had the rx 470 version in it was pretty much the same story so I wouldn't recommend spending the extra money on the 

Black Edition I would just pick one of these up and then overclock it a little bit as four gigabytes of GDP r5 with the 256-bit memory bus clocked at 7000 megahertz and it has a dual fan with passive vrm cooling now I'm gonna go ahead and show you guys what those fans sound like right now so once it gets up to that 80 to 100% range it gets pretty loud that being said on extensive testing I never had to actually turn all the way up to even 80% the highest 

they ever got was about 60% during a session of Monster Hunter World and what was super impressive there is that we are teetering right on that throttle point of 84 to 85 degrees Celsius and the GPU clock never throttled and the fan maintained itself at what I would consider a reasonable speed around that 60 percent sometimes going a little bit higher trying to get a little closer to 70 percent but not actually interrupting of course your play session provided you're 

wearing of course headphones it is loud enough or audible I should say without headphones on as far as power goes as a single 8 pin PCIe power so you will need to take that into account before purchasing one of these and taking a look at the kilowatt the total system power and you can check out the rest of the test bench parts up here in the corner that being said total system power draw was about 275 watts therefore my recommended power supply is going to be 

around 500 watts if you're going to be planing on any overclocking that includes of course overclocking on your CPU or GPU but you guys are interested in the benchmarks right how well does this game well let's hop right into it starting things off with x 5 the base bench market scored a three thousand eight hundred and sixty not too shabby for 1440p or considering that this card is really a 1080p card it's not really meant for 1440p and it's way more at home in fire 

strike where had scored a thirteen thousand seven hundred and ninety eight which is quite respectable right in that GTX 970 range just kind of to give you guys something to compare or contrast against moving on to of course a real-world benchmark here we have Batman Arkham origins because I've already been testing it extensively and I'm in FPS at fifty three point five eight with an average of a hundred and forty seven point two nine and a max of two hundred 

and thirty fps now Minn framerate is a point one percent however that being said the GTX 1063 gigabyte had a much better 0.1% min but a lower average and we'll get into comparing those two graphics cards here later this week when I finished the full benchmarks for both of them the Final Fantasy 15 benchmark with 1080p high settings scored three thousand six hundred and sixty seven while GTA 5 fully maxed out had a min fps of 5.8 with an average of 

thirty three point seven and a max of two hundred and twenty seven point two five what I do typically is I run benchmarks live on my channel if I can and this is one of those cases and then I asked for any sort of game requests as hopefully one that I have installed in the request this time for this particular card was going to be quite champions so we booted up quite champions and we actually ran the tutorial with an application called Oh cat and we pulled the frame rate 

with Oh cat which gives us all the time between frames so I also have a time between frames plot chart here that you can see as well but essentially you were seeing point one percent mins of ninety two with an average of a hundred and fifteen frames per second at 1080p ultra for quake champions now this isn't going to put you in that range of a hundred and twenty Hertz monitor or staying locked around there that being said the larger the freesync range the better 

now this card does support free sync - so there's some other caveats there when buying a free sync monitor just make sure you buy a good quality one now my recommendation would probably be for this card in this game in particular 75 Hertz free sync monitor which should run you  which is right around what I would assume the budget would be for a minor if you're picking up this GPU but taking a look at the quake 

champions time between frames plot chart basically what you guys want to be looking at is the left side is in milliseconds and what you would be seeing essentially is if it's around eight milliseconds you're gonna be around 120 frames per second if you're around the 16 milliseconds 16.6 in particular you're going to be at about 60 fps and then the higher that that number the the lower the framerate because essentially you're just taking a thousand and 

dividing it by that number on the left side what you want to be looking for here is basically all of the dots to be as clumped up as closely as possible and that's going to be an indicator of smooth gameplay without any kind of micro stutter at cetera now if you had a whole bunch that we're jumping up and down right after one another thing at that point you would want to be concerned about micro setter and that's a visual representation of that this particular game had 

none of those issues we did have some drops below a hundred frames per second and that's why I recommend probably sticking to that 75 Hertz and just locking down with free sync to that finally we did take a look at super position at 1080p on the highest setting I think it's extreme or something like that and we scored 2356 overall is a pleasure to revisit this card for gaming and not for mining and the fact that you can pick it up  right now is the biggest deal 

about the RX 574 gigabytes it showed some pretty impressive improvements since it originally launched and definitely since the original launch of Polaris with the 400 series over the 470 now they does seem to still have some issues with those 0.1% mins and we could see that both in GTA as well as Batman Arkham origins compared to the previous experience I've been having with the GTX 10 63 gigabyte keeping in mind that right now the GTX line from our pascal line 

the 10 series does appear to be significantly more expensive so comparing these two cards might not actually be justified quite at this point because if you're looking at price to performance you would be bumping down to a 1050 TI with Nvidia and I would much rather have the rx 574 gigabyte than a 1050 TI or gigabyte at least in my humble opinion let me know if you agree or disagree in the comment section below and we will actually be reviewing the msi gtx 1063 
gigabyte here shortly and then putting those two cards head-to-head .


Learn more about the XFX RX-570P427D6

ModelBrandXFXModelRX-570P427D6
InterfaceInterfacePCI Express 3.0
ChipsetChipset ManufacturerAMDGPU SeriesAMD Radeon RX 500 SeriesGPURadeon RX 570Core Clock1284 MHz (OC+ Capable Clock)
1264 MHz (XFX True Clock)
1168 MHz (AMD Reference)Stream Processors2048 Stream Processors
MemoryEffective Memory ClockAMD Reference: 7.0 GHz
XFX True Clock: 7.0 GHz
OC+ Capable Clock: 7.1 GHzMemory Size4GBMemory Interface256-BitMemory TypeDDR5
3D APIDirectXDirectX 12OpenGLOpenGL 4.5
PortsHDMI1 x HDMI 2.0bDisplayPort3 x DisplayPort 1.4DVI1 x DL-DVI-D
DetailsMax Resolution4096 x 2160RoHS CompliantYesEyefinity SupportYesCrossFireX SupportYesVirtual Reality ReadyYesCoolerDouble FansThermal Design Power150WSystem RequirementsMinimum Power Supply Requirement: 500W
XFX Recommended Power Supply: XFX 550W PSUPower Connector8-PinDual-Link DVI SupportedYes
FeaturesFeatures3 Years with Registration at XFX

Microsoft Windows 10 Support
Microsoft DirectX 12 Support
FinFET 14nm Technology
GCN 4th Generation Architecture
AMD Virtual Super Resolution (VSR)
AMD Relive
AMD Chill
AMD LiquidVR Technology
AMD FreeSync 2 Technology
AMD Frame Rate Target Control (FRTC)
AMD CrossFire technology
AMD Eyefinity multi-display technology
AMD App Acceleration
AMD TrueAudio Technology
AMD XConnect Ready
AMD Radeon Crimson Software
AMD WattMan
AMD APP Acceleration
HDMI 2.0b
Displayport 1.4
Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio Support
PCI Express 3.0
Up to 6 displays supported (may require the use of MST Hubs)
Advanced GDDR5 Memory Technology
Vulkan and Mantle Ready. Next Generation APIs
OpenGL 4.5 Support
OpenCL Support
Form Factor & DimensionsMax GPU Length243 mmCard Dimensions (L x H)9.57" x 4.88"Slot WidthDual Slot
PackagingPackage ContentsAccessories:
1 x 8-pin to 6-pin power cable
1 x Driver Disk Installation Guide
1 x Installation DVD.

XFX RX 570 4GB GDDR5 RS XXX Edition PCI 570P427D6,Black/Red review

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