The launch of the AMD RX 560D is made official, graphics cards that are nothing more than the AMD RX 460 with all Stream Processors, which will only be available in China.
The arrival on the market of the AMD RX 500 Series caused quite a controversy, since these graphics arrived six months after the AMD RX 400 Series, with a slightly retouched Polaris GPU, with overclocking and higher consumption, which I did not quite like, although The RX 580 and RX 570 have been sold out, due to the mining of Ethereum and Zcash. That moment already gave a lot to talk about, but the latest from AMD cries out to heaven. Rumors about renaming the AMD RX 460 for AMD RX 560D have been confirmed.
These RX 560Ds are more than the RX 460s, with all the GPU Stream Processors active. We must remember that a few months ago it was announced that a modification in the BIOS allowed to enable all the Stream Processors of the RX 460. AMD now does the same and names them as AMD RX 560D, with a total of 896 Stream Processors, some less than the current RX 560. This RX 560D card will work at a base frequency of 1175MHz and will have a Boost mode of 1275MHz.
Specifically, this graphics card is called RX-560D45WG and will have 4GB of GDDR5 memory working at 7GHz and will have a 128-bit memory interface. This graph was born by the impossibility of AMD to sell this graphics card, which would not have much acceptance among users. Regarding connectivity, we are talking that this graphics card has an HDMI, DisplayPort and DVI output. Regarding the power supply, we are talking that this graphics card has a 6-pin PCIe power supply. We do not know the price of these graphics and we must emphasize that initially, these AMD RX 560D graphics can only be purchased in China.
It would be necessary to see the price and consumption…. suggestion: It would be good to put a comparison table of the before and after the makeup of the RX 460 to make it a bit clearer what was done, such as the total SP frequencies, etc.