You would be forgiven for thinking that with the release of the AMD Radeon 5700 (and XT) graphics cards that we'd likely seen the last of the 580 GPU platform. Oh, don't get us wrong.

AMD has a new range of graphics cards in the form the AMD RX 580, RX 570, RX 560, and RX 550. All, bar the new RX 550, are slightly tweaked versions of the 400-series that debuted with RX 480 in ...

The RX 580 is a graphics card that was released over three years ago now, and is based on the old 14nm AMD Polaris GPU. But it's actually based on a graphics chip that was released the previous ...

AMD RX 580 specs. Polaris Enhanced. That's what AMD called the updated 500-series of graphics cards, but they were never expecting to encourage anyone that spent their cash on a last-gen Polaris ...

Update April 18, 2017: AMD have kicked off their latest rebadge-a-thon and have today unleashed the new RX 500 series GPUs, starting with the 6.2TFLOP Radeon RX 580 and 5.1 TFLOP Radeon RX 570.

We've also scoured the web for new cards based on AMD's top-end Radeon RX 580 part, and it turns there are quite a few of them. Like the RX 480, these come in 4GB and 8GB varieties.

AMD graphics cards are in high demand due to crypto currency mining. AMD supply have been depleted nationwide. Earnings will have to be revised upward. A big movement exists called crypto currency ...

AMD today announced and launched its new RX 500 series graphics cards, sticking to the tried and tested Polaris GPU architecture. The GPUs arrive with bumped up clock speeds and other improvements.

The GTX 1660 Ti starts at $279 (£259) just like the RX 590, and comfortably outruns AMD’s graphics card in most benchmarks – and indeed Nvidia’s GPU is more in line with the Vega 56 in some ...

Choosing a graphics card with 4GB of VRAM is vital as PC games these days have ever ... AMD Radeon RX 580, and seven other graphics cards with 4GB VRAM 1) AMD Radeon RX 550 ($114.99) Ad. Trending.