Hi all.
This is my first time to post a deal. Not the best offer right now. But for a RX580 with a decent cooling, it is a good mid range one for those 1080P player with Freesync display.
Also there are Sapphire ones as well.
Sapphire Radeon RX 580 NITRO+ Super OC Special Edition 8GB $358.2
Original PLENTY10 10% off Sitewide @ eBay (Min Spend $50, Max Discount $100) post
Huh, i wonder what sort of performance if you pair 4 rx580 together.
Was waiting out for the new i7 9700 and RTX2070/2080 for a home system to do a few years of future proof light gaming, some app development and office work from home… but quite frankly it seems like it's going to be a rip off as nVidea, Intel and RAM prices gouge my pocket all the way.
A question to somebody who has more experience with different systems: I've had mostly Intel based PCs, but I have had a couple of AMD work systems over time (both on the budget end), and they haven't blown me away but they haven't let me down either. Is a Ryzen 7 2700x and one of two of these RX cards really going to give me much less than waiting for nVidea and Intel's latest extortionate offering? Which will cost 3 or more times the price?
Honestly a system with 2700x and a RX580 is an awesome system for a reasonable price. Slap in a 970 EVO and don't worry about the minimal performance gains you are missing out for a massively higher price.
Thanks for the reply; once I started hearing the price of the new nVidia cards I couldn't help think they're a wasteful purchase at the moment for the average user.
@trucktech: Though I'll be honest, I have an 8700k because at the time I wasn't interested in the 1700x, but the 2700x has a 14% faster single threaded core over the 1700x and I'd choose that over a 8700k now.
1800?!
Those things are getting dangerously close to doubling the 1080ti…I highly doubt they'll beat dual 1080tis in anything other than ray tracing activities.
As for the deal seems like a great deal. I've heard the strix cards are great, and at that price that plus a 580 is a great deal right now.
Not sure about the performance of them but at least 4 RX580 together will be a good heater.
bought the 4gb version for $270 the other week, this might have been worth the extra $ but oh well, 4gb one plays all the games i want at 1200p without hitting vram limits so it's all good.
Gigabyte AMD Radeon RX 580 Gaming 8GB GDDR5, https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/362361163772
$310.50 Shipped after the 10% off code.
~5% lower clocked at ~8.9% lower price (can always try DIY overclock too)
Good find, zrmx. Thank you!
Bloody RAM prices pushing up the price of more than 2year old Tech.
This shouldn't be more than $250 this late in its life cycle.
RAM prices aren't at fault here, it'd be crypto's.
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RX580 price $341
RTX2080Ti price $1899
RX580 x 4 = RX2320
$341 x 4 = $1364
Therefore, this is a bargain.