Gigabyte Radeon RX 580 GV-RX580AORUS-4GD
 | Outdated Product 9 540 ₴ Affordable mid-range gaming graphics card with support for VR headsets and the ability to create performant AMD CrossFireX multiGPU configurations. Positioned as a mid-range product, it is a direct competitor to the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 graphics card. It can be a good choice for low-cost gaming systems or multi-purpose home personal computers equipped with monitors with a resolution of 1920x1080. The Gigabyte Radeon RX 580 GV-RX580AORUS-4GD graphics card provides a stable and comfortable frame rate in most popular gaming projects of 2015-2018 at high/medium-high graphics settings and resolutions up to 1920x1080. Equipped with an AMD Polaris 20 GPU that works with 4GB of high-speed GDDR5 (7000MHz) graphics memory over a 256-bit bus. With full hardware support for Direct X12 and Open GL 4....5, bright and colorful visual effects are possible. To remove and dissipate the heat generated during operation (TDP 185 W), a highly efficient cooling system Gigabyte WindForce 2X is used, which includes two fans with an impeller diameter of 90 mm and 4 advanced composite copper heat pipes with direct contact technology. There is a rich set of modern interface ports: 3xDisplayPort 1.4, 1xDVI-D, 1xHDMI 2.0b, 5-monitor configurations are supported. |
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Equipped with RGB lighting.
The recommended minimum power supply is 500W.
Affordable mid-range gaming graphics card with support for VR headsets and the ability to create performant AMD CrossFireX multiGPU configurations. Positioned as a mid-range product, it is a direct competitor to the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 graphics card. It can be a good choice for low-cost gaming systems or multi-purpose home personal computers equipped with monitors with a resolution of 1920x1080.
The Gigabyte Radeon RX 580 GV-RX580AORUS-4GD graphics card provides a stable and comfortable frame rate in most popular gaming projects of 2015-2018 at high/medium-high graphics settings and resolutions up to 1920x1080. Equipped with an AMD Polaris 20 GPU that works with 4GB of high-speed GDDR5 (7000MHz) graphics memory over a 256-bit bus. With full hardware support for Direct X12 and Open GL 4.5, bright and colorful visual effects are possible.
To remove and dissipate the heat generated during operation (TDP 185 W), a highly efficient cooling system Gigabyte WindForce 2X is used, which includes two fans with an impeller diameter of 90 mm and 4 advanced composite copper heat pipes with direct contact technology. There is a rich set of modern interface ports: 3xDisplayPort 1.4, 1xDVI-D, 1xHDMI 2.0b, 5-monitor configurations are supported.
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The price (I bought the 8 gig version for 6000 UAH in 2019 is now 19000 UAH in 2021 it’s time to do something with these miners), pulls all new games, nice appearance. Noise noise noise. If you have a system manager under the table, it can still work. But if you play on the table only with headphones.  Dmitry Klyuchko: use Gigabyte Radeon RX 580 GV-RX580AORUS-4GD more than year |
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The first annoying thing is the noise; honestly speaking, my vacuum cleaner is quieter. When you play simple games like Dota, there's not much noise and it's playable, but when you launch something unoptimized like tanks, ugh... real tanks are quieter. (There's a solution, I'll tell you at the end). Meanwhile, Forza on ultra works quite quietly. (We need optimization in games!!).
The second is its hellish temperature. Comrades, under full load, it reaches around 70-80 degrees, and because of that, it starts spinning its fans to the noise level of a military aircraft (grandpa catches flashbacks from the war). On the plus side, it's not cold in winter; all this goodness is on my desk, so it's kind of like a "small" fan heater, a small bonus.
I promised to tell you how to deal with the noise. It's quite simple; you just need to turn on vertical synchronization. (60 fps is top. Minus a couple of school kids' frustrations))). If you're a CS enthusiast, you might choose not to enable it. It doesn't make much noise in CS.
Oh, and I almost forgot, the coils whine but I noticed this only in the menus of some games and in the tank hangar, otherwise, it's fine.