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Radeon RX 580 8GB Graphics Card, 256Bit 2048SP GDDR5 AMD Video Card for Pc Gaming, DP HDMI DVI-Output, PCI Express 3.0 with Dual Fan for Office and Gaming

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  • Superior Gaminig ExperienceAMD Radeon RX 580 8G is a mainstream gaming GPU built on the 14 nm process. The gpu has equipped with 2048SP and 8GB GDDR5 memory with a 1750 MHz. Providing computer enthusiasts with a smoother, higher quality gaming experience.
  • High Definition Display EffectSHOWKINGS RX 580 graphics card has 3 monitor ouput included 1X Display Port + 1X HDMI Port + 1X DVI Port, can support three monitors siultaneously. 580 is connected to the rest of the system using a PCI-Express 3.0 x16 interface, supports up to 8K display, delivers more higher definition pc gaming effect.
  • Powerful Cooling PerformanceComposite heat pipes of this RX580 can directly and greatly contact the GPU core. Dual cooling fans provide more airflow for optimal cooling performance and 3x quieter gameplay. Excellent quality electrical components and PCB board ensure its safety and stability.
  • Multifunctional UseThis video card is designed to meet the needs of different people on the computer, powerful performance not only in the game to show quality graphics, the face of the office, design, audio and video can also be comfortable, multi-tasking, fast switching smooth operation.
  • Good SupportYou'll get a two-year warranty. Contact us anytime! Drivers for the RX580 8G graphics card can be downloaded at AMD. Before installing the driver for the new graphics card, you need to uninstall the previous driver software, otherwise it may not work properly. Size: 9*4.1*1.8 inches, please check the case size and motherboard size to match the graphics card size.

Graphics Coprocessor: AMD Radeon RX 580


Brand: SHOWKINGS


Graphics Ram Size: 8.00


GPU Clock Speed: 1284 MHz


Video Output Interface: DisplayPort, DVI, HDMI


Product Dimensions: 10.63 x 5.31 x 1.57 inches


Item Weight: 2.12 pounds


Manufacturer: SHOWKINGS


Item model number: RX 580


Date First Available: November 10, 2022


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Style: RX 580 8GB
With better specs, and being a generation newer than my RX 480, I miscalculated that this RX 580 would deliver about 10% better fps in my games. Just wishful thinking I guess. In reality my old RX 480 showed marginally better scores in all three of the benchmarks I ran on both cards, in the same PC, and at same resolution [1080 x 1920]. Yeah, I’m a little disappointed at those inexplicable test results, but that’s only half the story. This is still a very good card for the money. Most of my games are 8 to 20 years old, and typically, all run smoothly and free of technical issues on my RX 480. Only recently did I purchase (on sale) a remake of one of my favorite games from 20 years ago. A bit dubious at first, I soon realized this game is way cooler than even the original was. But, like many newer games, it just loves having a lot of memory to play with. And while my RX 480 [4 GB] did a pretty good job with most settings on minimum; this RX 580 [8 GB] allowed me to turn things up a notch (or even two in some cases), resulting in some really awesome visual improvements [eye-candy], much to my total delectation. Also, it seems the RX 480 must have been running low on VRAM during scenes requiring heavy resource usage, hence the reason I was occasionally treated to the notorious “slideshow gaming experience”. Good news tho — after about 30 hours of gameplay, this hasn’t happened yet with the RX 580. My shipment, although prompt [next day], didn’t include a driver CD, installation manual, or anything else (like back in the good old days). The card’s retail box wasn’t even security sealed! Meh. However, the latest AMD Adrenalin software (to make it work good), is available on AMD’s website. The dual fan heat pipe cooling does seem to be doing its job adequately. No technical difficulties at all to report, at this time. I still can’t come close to maxing all the eye-candy out of course. But all things considered, these RX 580 cards are a good deal, stranger. Well worth every peseta! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2024 by R Grant
    • O - M - G :) W - O - W :)
Style: RX 580 8GB
Review Image by Paul C. Paul C.
So there I was chasing the dreaded Windows 11 "Black Screen of Death" problem on my workstation. It occurred to me to hit another terminal on the network when the BSOD last occurred, finding that the PC was showing all connectivity and data just fine on the network. Hmmmm.... This led me to realize that the PC itself was actually fine, explaining why there weren't any crash reports matching my issue, instead FINALLY homing in on it being a video problem. Now first I have to reveal a REALLY REALLY cool secret that the industry does NOT want you to know - refer to the picture that doesn't do it justice at all (taken with a tired old Sony point and shoot camera). Everybody that sees my monitor immediately state that they have "monitor envy" as per how large it is wondering just how much THAT cost. Their jaws hit the ground when I just shrug my shoulders and grab the remote and switch over to a TV or streaming channel, YouTube or whatever else, as this is actually only a Toshiba 43LF621U21 43-inch Smart 4K UHD with Dolby Vision - Fire TV, Released 2020 (!). Instead of having two monitors as I previously used to, now I just use one big "whopper monitor" that I can easily multitask a bunch of windows spread across this large screen with ease. 3840 X 2160 is the resolution I find best - crisp, clear, and rock solid, WAY better than the $$$$ Samsung 32" monitor I was previously using in conjunction with a second HP 27". Well, in all fairness I do tell the people that have seen my "monitor" that you no, you can't just run out and buy a 4k Ultra HD TV and expect your PC will be able to run it UNLESS you have a video card with enough resolution output to do it (This card is surprisingly showing that I can go higher still on res, but I like it right where it's at)(3840 X 2160). So long story short, the AMD Radeon HD7770 that has been previously taking care of business just couldn't take it anymore. It's kind of like when you put a new set of tires on your car that makes you realize just how bad your old tires have gotten, right? I thought the days of using this Toshiba UHD TV as a monitor were possibly coming to an end, as colors and resolution were starting to get wonky at times, but nope! I spent days pulling my hair out chasing the dreaded Windows 11 BSOD (black screen of death) as it was just so incredibly intermittent (no rhyme, reason, or pattern). After finally deciding to give this video card a fair try, all I can say is Amazon delivered a package to the office this morning. I grabbed the package from the Amazon driver, thinking this had to be something else I had possibly ordered as it was WAY too large and heavy a package to be a vid card. Imagine my surprise when I opened the package to find that it was indeed a vid card - in retrospect I should have weighed this thing for you, as it is way heftier than expected! I have a 25-year-old employee here that is also a computer geek and I called him over to check out this vid card - he too commented on what a strong hefty piece this card is. We both studied it finding top end craftsmanship that you just don't expect out of a $100 video card. Ok, so less than a minute later (seriously), we had the vid card installed and fired up the machine. Windows 11 instantly new what it was dealing with and after about 30-45 seconds of the OS (operating system) configuring out the display settings - BAM ! Perfecto! Immediate success ! HOORAY! I likely could've left it right there, as the resolution and overall operations were handled by Win11 just perfectly. Anyway, went to the AMD website like you are supposed to, downloaded their auto detect program, and it configured in the software very quickly and easily - no muss, no fuss :) I did dig around all through the new software out of curiosity and to manually optimize a few parameters - again, no muss, no fuss. Again, Win11 nailed it just right immediately, to where installing the further software from the AMD website didn't particularly change / improve anything (but still recommended to make sure the video card behaves as designed). Could it really be true? Rolling the dice on this card actually worked out PERFECTLY !!! (which is typically not how my luck runs) Our dearly departed Tom Petty sang it best - "Even the losers get lucky sometimes" LOL (!) After having thrown every cuss word I had at this machine in my frustrations over the last few days, I left the side cover off just in case, but worked on the PC the rest of the workday just about expecting it to BSOD on me again at any point, but nope - stable as a table, crystal clear, and running silently, cool as a cucumber. The PC now even boots up WAY faster - didn't see that one coming. Sooooo..... NO, I am not a gamer.... Even though I could generate some of the usual data that the tech types like to see, I'm not going to bother because I am back to happy - more than happy with this video card for my purposes. I took a few VERY high res images and zoomed in deeper and deeper into them in disbelief that this card vastly exceeded all of my professional needs for my personal workstation (CAD-CAM, web images / design, everything but gaming...). Summary? VERY NICE VIDEO CARD - DEFINITELY A QUALITY PIECE. I'll let the gamers tell their stories about FPS, latency, pixelation and such... What else comes out of my review? If you are not a gamer, forget about multiple overpriced monitors and install this card, get a quality HDMI cable, and then grab a 42" or larger Ultra HD TV - it's still a marvel to me over two years later that this Toshiba 42" with my face right in it is as clear (or possibly even clearer yet with this vid card) than my 32" Samsung top of the line actual PC monitor is (which is now being used at a different workstation). You will have everybody that sees it comment about their "monitor envy". Then it's up to you if you want to shock them by shrugging your shoulders and just downplaying it as "what, it's just an Ultra HD TV" ;) ~ (but then in all fairness you have to tell them that you need a video card that can punch out Ultra HD quality) (like this card does). TWO THUMBS UP FOR MY WORKSTATION PURPOSES !!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2024 by Paul C. Paul C.

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