The RX 580 and RX 570 launch today at an MSRP of £185 and £165 for a 4GB version (8GB will also be available). The 2GB RX 560 launches in early May for £99, while the 2GB RX 550 launches on ...

AMD's upcoming RX 5500 has been benchmarked as part of a new HP system and the results are impressive, but leave us with more questions. It manages to deliver performance comparable to an RX 580 ...

AMD has quietly launched a new version of the RX 580 with fewer stream processors and slightly lower boost clocks. The new Radeon RX 580 2048SP has, as the name implies, just 2,048 stream ...

The AMD RX 580 8GB graphics card will likely appear in some deals pages as this year comes to a close, but is it still worth considering as a potential purchase? And what price would make an RX ...

RX 580 GAMING X 8G AMD listed price: $255 Amazon: $900 to $1,000. XFX GTS Black Core Edition RX 580 8GB OC+ RX-580P828D6 AMD listed price: $360 Amazon: $500.

With AMD already issuing a huge price cut on the Vega 56 graphics cards, rumours suggest that the RX 5XX will follow very soon!

AMD has announced discounts across its 500-series graphics cards ahead of Black Friday.The RX 580 4GB is now £135, and the top-tier RX 590 is now just £150 – entry-level prices for two of the ...

AMD releases the $230 Radeon RX 580 ... the starting price for the RX 580 8GB is around £220 for a card that boosts up to 1,340MHz as standard - overclocked models will be faster still.

The AMD RX 580 8GB card is the best-value gaming GPU around right now. It's a little quicker overall compared with the GTX 1060 and only the tiniest bit behind the new RX 590 - but significantly ...

The rumor suggests that AMD will cut the recommended asking price of the RX 590 down to $229 at some point in possibly the next few weeks, with the RX 580 being dropped to $199 to make room for ...

As the rumor goes, AMD will be slashing the price of its Radeon RX 590 to $229 and its Radeon RX 580 to $199 in the coming weeks. Those cards launched at $279 and $229, respectively.

AMD's RX 580 may be roughly 10% faster than the old RX 480, but it's paying for those clock increases, big time. Bringing the GPU clock up by 1.13x increases power consumption by 1.3x compared ...