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Asus - Radeon RX 580 8GB ROG STRIX Video Card

( 5.0 Average / 4 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Asus

Part #

ROG-STRIX-RX580-O8G-GAMING

Interface

PCI-Express x16

Chipset

Radeon RX 580

Memory Size

8GB

Memory Type

GDDR5

Core Clock

1.26GHz

Boost Clock

1.38GHz

TDP

185 Watts

Fan

Yes

SLI Support

No

CrossFire Support

4-way CrossFire

Length

298mm

Supports Freesync

Yes

DVI-D Dual-Link

1

DisplayPort

2

HDMI

2

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Reviews

xamax7 32 points 4 months ago
from completed build AMD Mini Fridge

Beautiful card, haven't had much time to dial in an overclock yet. This cooler design is definitely overbuilt for the 580 and never gets very warm at all. Little bit of sag even with a reinforced PCIe slot.

jappyboy 16 points 3 months ago
from completed build Arctic Frost (First gaming PC)

Got this on sale for the price of a Gigabite RX580! Super fast card

alejcho 351 points 2 months ago
from completed build AZEND - Ryzen ITX Master Race Build

The card looks terrifyingly appealing, performs like a king, and is whisper quiet even at full load. Despite the recent GPU price hikes going on at the moment, if you can get this card at normal price (or discounted) just go for it! The RX 580 is quite literally the best card any gamer or mid-tier professional could ever need for the next few years or so (and doesn't break the bank too much!)

It will be best to use the card in a case that supports vertical GPU mounting so your chassis can showcase all that RGB and it's true aesthetic goodness. The card is quite long however, so ensure beforehand that it fits in your case. In regards to GPU sagging, the back-plate and heat-sinks are so well reinforced to ensure it will never happen (as long as it is secured properly in the two PCI slots).

It is powered by one 8-pin PCI rail, and there are more than enough outputs to support most peoples monitor setups (1080P/1440P, Single/Double). Bravo the to Radeon team, the entire RX lineup is insanely competitive when it comes to value for the money!

Prometheud 4 points 1 month ago
from completed build Valeforce

I got this several weeks ago for $25 above the MSRP, before cryptocurrency mining got really bad. The cooling system is practically overkill for a card like this. I like it. Hits 75 FPS for my 75Hz monitor at very high and ultra settings. Wouldn't recommend you pay more than $300 for this, though.