The Gigabyte RX 590 GAMING graphics card hits the market, a graphics card that has taken months to reach the market for unknown reasons.
Despite the fact that AMD RX 590s have been on the market for quite some time, there was still no proprietary solution from Gigabyte. The company seems to have taken it easy enough to launch the Gigabyte RX 590 GAMING. This graphics card is characterized by being an RX 580 with overclocking and with higher consumption, nothing more. The improvement over other models is minimal and only differs in the heatsink implemented in this graph.
Gigabyte RX 590 GAMING finally hits the market
To date the only company that had not released an RX 590 to the market, for unknown reasons. This graphics card was launched at the end of the year and it was unexpected, since nobody expected it. Polaris is a finite architecture that does not give more of itself, something evident in this GPU, which only sees the frequencies improved a little and consumes more.
This graphics card model features a WindForce 2X heatsink, which is equipped with two 90-millimeter fans. It will allow to cool the heat more efficiently. The heatsink has a black and orange housing, typical of the company with RGB Fusion 2.0 lighting. The back of the graphic has a backplate, in this case, thinking about aesthetics.
The RX 590 is based on the Polaris 30 XT silicon that has 2304 Shaders Units and has 8GB GDDR5 with a 256-bit interface. This model also has a small factory OC by Gigabyte, taking the graphics to 1560MHz. It is powered by a 9-pin PCIe connector. As video output it has a DVI-D, an HDMI and three DisplayPort.
Source: VZ
