Sapphire Pulse Radeon RX 580 8GB

The old RX 580 has still got the goods, outpacing the GTX 1060 and undercutting the GTX 1660 Ti

The AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT is a powerful if bulky graphics card that gives low-end Nvidia GeForce RTX cards a run for their money, while also flat-out dominating GeForce GTX entries from 2019.

Sapphire's Pulse graphics cards focus on "great value for your money." We review the Sapphire Radeon RX 570 Pulse and Radeon RX 580 Pulse alongside the pricier Sapphire RX 580 Nitro+.

While Sapphire's flagship Nitro+ series goes for broke, the Pulse lineup focuses on value.

Following on from our launch-day coverage of the RX 500-series, today we analyse another RX 580. Thi

AMD is ready to introduce Radeon RX 580. Utilizing the same Ellesmere GPU at a slightly higher core clock rate, the company hopes to win over gamers using older graphics cards based on 28nm processors.

Introduction Sapphire is one of the biggest names out there when it comes to creating great AMD graphics cards. We've already taken a look at their lovely Nitro+ RX 570. Not forgetting quite a few other RX 580's and they have been impressive regarding value for mone. This is especially true for 1080p gaming, even at ultra settings. However, the new Pulse series from Sapphire promise performance close to that of their more expensive Nitro+ cards, but a more attractive price for those who may be on a slightly tighter budget. Radeon Chill, HDR, FreeSync 2 and much more! Cheaper doesn't