ASUS Radeon RX 580 O4G Dual-Fan OC Edition GDDR5 DP HDMI DVI VR Ready AMD Graphics Card (DUAL-RX580-O4G)
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Size: RX 580
Style: DUAL RX 580 4GB OC
Features
- 1380MHZ GPU Boost Clock for outstanding gaming experience
- AMD Radeon VR Ready Premium with dual HDMI 2.0 ports to simultaneously connect headset & monitor
- Dual-fan cooling provides doubled airflow for 3x quieter gameplay
- GPU Tweak II makes monitoring performance and streaming easier than ever.
- Auto-Extreme manufacturing technology delivers premium quality and reliability with aerospace-grade Super Alloy Power II components
- Featuring Game Booster and XSplit Gamecaster, all via an intuitive interface and 1-click overclocking
Description
The VR rebellion continues with the ASUS Dual-fan RX 580 with 1-click overclocking. Auto-Extreme manufacturing technology with Super Alloy Power II components ensures premium quality and reliability while dual fans provide a quieter and cooler gaming environment. GPU Tweak II with XSplit Gamecaster delivers ultimate monitoring and streaming control.
Graphics Coprocessor: Radeon
Brand: ASUS
Graphics Ram Size: 4 GB
GPU Clock Speed: 1340 MHz
Video Output Interface: DisplayPort
Memory Speed: 1380 MHz
Graphics Coprocessor: Radeon
Chipset Brand: AMD
Card Description: DUAL RX 580 4GB OC
Graphics Card Ram Size: 4 GB
Number of USB 2.0 Ports: 1
Brand: ASUS
Series: ASUS COMPUTER INTL
Item model number: DUAL-RX580-O4G
Hardware Platform: PC
Item Weight: 1.91 pounds
Product Dimensions: 9.53 x 1.49 x 5.07 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 9.53 x 1.49 x 5.07 inches
Processor Brand: AMD
Manufacturer: ASUS Computer International Direct
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: April 20, 2017
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Size: RX 580
Style: DUAL RX 580 8GB OC
The rx 580 graphics card is one of the greater mid-high range cards out on the market. That with the Asus cooling to which I'm reviewing, it makes for a great addition to an aspiring hardcore rig. Pros: -Built in heat detection that keeps the fans off until a warm 55C is present, keeping a idling or a low load rig from making too much noise. -Overclocking is very possible while being able to keep the card at a safe heat index. -Graphics card can handle nearly any modern triple A title and then some. Make sure you don't get bottlenecked by your processor, you don't want to hold it back. -Great price for a higher mid range graphics card with a great cooling system. Cons: -Cooling fans can get quite noisy if the load is heavy. Your typical modern games with an impressive graphics load will usually cause this.(surprise) -Because it's a mid-range card, this card will have problems with very heavy games graphically, but will usually triumph the game if settings are set a bit lower then max graphical settings(cri ;~;). Even if this card is a mid-range power graphics card, it competes and will dominate almost any game you have in store for it, and make it look great. The cooling makes sure to keep the card a cool temperature while running intensive loads, however load it gets in the process, all while you get a good looking rig with good looking screens.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2018 by Joshua R. Porterfield
Size: RX 570
Style: ROG STRIX RX 570 4GB OC
This is a solid card for full HD gaming and beyond. It is also one of the faster RX570's available, with a nice overclock. Coupled with my Ryzen 7 1700 it easily handles any of my Steam catalogue from Doom to Rise of the Tomb Raider. No fans until you really start gaming, so it is generally quiet. It does become audible when it starts working hard, but still quite acceptable. It's not as fast as the RX 580 sure, but for 1080 gaming you will be happy with this for the next year or so at least. Also works well on Linux (Ubuntu 16.04 LTS). Very happy with it over my outgoing Radeon 7870.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2017 by Quinton Dickson
Size: RX 570
Style: ROG STRIX RX 570 4GB OC
As long as you have memory, processors and the card all matching. Runs like a dream. I have had it over clocked for over 6 months. no crashes, glitching as of now. For the price its a good, not great value.
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2019 by michael quevedo
Size: RX 570
Style: ROG STRIX RX 570 4GB OC
Great value and performance. Bought this to put into an older HP system that I was moving to a dual boot Win10/Hackintosh. Hacintosh pretty much requires an AMD GPU so Team Green was out. As the title says, couldn't be happier. I have it driving an HP 75mhz Free Sync monitor and its beautiful. Most of my gaming is GS:GO, Civ V, Witcher III and older titles. Im running High settings, 1080p on all of them no problem. The card requires an 8 pin connector from your PSU. If you don't have one and your GPU is under 400w, this is not the card for you (note - I am using a 6pin to 8pin adapter on mine). I have done some limited overclocking using Overdrive but since Im pretty much getting 60+ fps on everything there really isn't any point. If you have anything below a 1050ti, this is a great upgrade for the price. I have a 1050ti in another system and frankly there is no real difference on the games I play. Thats just me, YMMV. Recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2019 by ksuwildkat
Size: RX 580
Style: DUAL RX 580 4GB OC
I bought this back when it was around 180ish dollars for my new super small form factor VR gaming PC. At first, it worked flawlessly, but a few months in I started getting HDMI Cable Disconnect errors with my Oculus Rift, and had to reboot the PC in order to fix that issue. Eventually I started getting random BSODS related to the graphics drivers, and just recently now it failed completely, simply refusing to boot past UEFI and the PC is stuck in an infinite reboot loop. The online RMA process on their website is extremely buggy, I have tried to get it to work using Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Chrome on my laptop, and on Chrome on my Smartphone, and none of them worked properly. Most likely I will have to give them a call to see what is up. After having read about the likely reasons why these are failing (insufficient cooling for certain chips on the board) I will likely be reselling whatever I get back from ASUS through the RMA process and using the money to defray the cost of purchasing a new GPU, probably NVIDIA since I have never bought a failed/failing card from them and there are also a few different programs I use with features that simply don't work outside of the NVIDIA realm.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2019 by Brian
Size: RX 580
Style: DUAL RX 580 4GB OC
I've been a dyed-in-the-wool Sapphire user since day one, but my Dual-X R9 280 bit the dust after 3 yrs. Before that had used a Sapphire HD 6870 that STILL runs fine to this day (7 yrs old) but shopping for a newer model Asus had the best deal at the first of this month. Missed the end of Sept deals that were available...ggrrrrr. Same thing happened yrs ago (2012) when I was going for the HD 7970 at the end of Sept, they were reasonable, Oct rolled around and $200.00 was added on. That is when the bitcoin crowd started cornering the market so they could get themselves a Titan card. This yr it was around a $90.00 jump from Sept to Oct. All I can say is since I have an Asus MoBo I decided to go for the Asus card, not to mention the price difference. I've heard good things about the Asus cards and will update as things roll on. I will say that as far as performance goes the RX as opposed to the R9 is faster in the games I choose to play by a minimum of 50 FPS. Don't get me wrong the Dual-X R9 280 was a rebranded 7970 and when it ran it ran well but it did draw a lot of power anywhere from 200 to 500 watts whereas the RX is about half that and it only needs one 8 pin connection. All in all very satisfied with the Asus model RX580 OC although the OC (the OC is about 1% tho) anyone moving from a R9 type will not be disappointed.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2018 by Sam Moss
Size: RX 580
Style: DUAL RX 580 4GB OC
I held off on this review for awhile, but now seems appropriate to write this. Pretty good GPU for when I bought it, $230~240 about Aug. 2019. Paired it with a r5 2600x, and they worked fine with minimal bottleneck. Couple months back I bought a r7 3700x, and the bottleneck has greatly widened. I had hoped to pair my 3700x with a EVGA 3080 FTW3, but GPU shortages as they were/are it was not possible, thus I still use my rx580. It's not a bad GPU by any means (low VRAM notwithstanding), but for what I want now (1440p, 144Hz gaming), it no longer suitable.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2021 by Aaron Olmstead