It did pretty well! Similar to he 8GB in some of the games 😃 Also, I remember thinking to myself years ago: "one day me and RGinHD will post a video on the same graphics card 🤔, I wonder which one it'll be" Today was the day, not quite same same but it still counts! Hahaha Keep being awesome 😎🤗
The inflation argument is not true. But take another look at the GPU market and compare it to 10, 15 years ago. You'll see that the best cards (cost like $300 back then) were about as capable in state of the art games as today's $300 cards in current games. Those who wanted more power used dual GPUs with SLI. However, the discontinuation of SLI and the introduction of ray tracing brought us higher and higher tier GPUs. There is no way you can compare an RTX 4070, 4080 and 4090 to any old card because this kind of performance in the latest games was unheard of back then. You don't *need* a super expensive GPU. As demonstrated in many reviews, even a cheap RX 580 or 590 will let you play most games well. With a bit more money you can get cards like an RX 7600, Arc A750 or RTX 3060 and enjoy most games at 1440p ultra. Another point is that gamers have gotten spoiled. Back in the day 60 fps was the holy grail. Now the average gamer will tell you the hardware is trash if it gets sub-100 fps. If that's a requirement for you, then by all means go and spend $1000 on a GPU.
Yeah I snagged the 8gb version of this to upgrade from my 4gb original and iirc it was less than $200 when I got it. I agree with the comment above about gamers being spoiled nowadays. That 8gb version carried me all the way until 2022 when I finally got a 3060. My fps in most games was an acceptable 70-100 with the 580, medium to high settings depending on the game. Hell, it still even ran VR at an acceptable frame rate that wouldn't make me sick. I can't really fully agree with the arc recommendation, the Intel GPUs still have some driver issues afaik.
@@masterkamen371 Back in the day you could buy $100-150 card and play new games with somewhat reduced settings, just like you could do today with $300 card. Prices have doubled since then (prices of everything, food, utilities etc .. ) and we are at same spot only our money is worth less.
Tech is deflationary, graphics cards are expensive because of greed. Every other consumer grade electronic continues to get cheaper and more advanced each year, whilst GPUs do the opposite. And because price is going up more than performance, graphics cards are causing inflation which is then used as an excuse to keep raising prices when said higher prices are the cause of inflation. And now Apple and Samsung are charging an arm and a leg for their high end phones, they along with Nvidia are causing global inflation which is used as an excuse to raise the cost of everything, except for our time and labour of course.
I built a 1080p living room machine for my 4K TV, this past winter, with parts based upon your recommendations (specifically: the Ryzen 2600 and the RX 580 8 gb) and it turned out surprisingly good! Starfield was still an unmitigated disaster, however, but that experience introduced me to the concepts of Fullscreen Exclusive Mode and render resolution scale like no RUclips video could, so... yay? Silverlinings, I suppose, I was able to play Tinykin at 4K 60 so that was cool (before I turned the resolution down, I didn't want the GPU to implode). Anyways, another good video 👍🏽 *this comment posted from my Hello Everyone and Welcome build*
I got an RX570 4GB for £37 recently, just to play around with it. Absolute bargain, and still pretty capable with old games at 1080p. Runs incredibly cool and quiet.
Recently purchased an Asus ROG Strix Rx570 4gb OC model to tinker with and was pleased with the results. For a beginner, or someone just looking to build a budget PC it I'd a great option. Incredible graphics card for $40 or so USD.
This is the exact model I bought back in 2019. I sold it at the beginning of the pandemic, to get a better GPU at a reasonable price only to realize the insane GPU prices a week later. hahaha
The thing is that the drivers made this card live longer than it should have, the 10xx cards from nvidia and amd's rx 400/500 might just be the best generation of cards, I wonder how long the 6xxx and 7xxxx series will last
Just got the 4gb nitro+ version for $37 used from the fb marketplace a few days ago. Still a decent card for esports and some older AAA titles. Buying this for my gf because she wants to play Nier Automata. I paired it with the i3 8350k and 16gb ram and it runs amazingly! What a card
I feel like this was the best value card ever released as we are talking about a solid eight years since the original launch and they are still able to play games with 60 FPS in 1080p even if some of the modern games now have to be played at low but I would say that that's still quite impressive for a card that launched at $250 or less.
I just got an RX 580 8GB on ebay with supposedly bad temp readings for $25. I got it and re-flashed the bios and it started reading the temps again. Nice card!
2:20 shaders aren't compiled fully yet, that's why you are getting such 1 second stutters. Ive tested RX 470 and RX 580 4GB with 3600x and tuned 2x8GB 3800 RAM - Averaging 200-220 fps, 1% lows 100-140 fps depending on the map. 1080p Low GPU Limited most of the time with these 2, 6600XT works great in that combo for cs2 since Nvidia driver overhead really tanks the performance a little bit
I have a budget 3050 laptop with 4gb of vram i use when i dont have access to my desktop so kinda used this as a gauge for how that would hold up in other games. Nice, doesnt seem too bad yet especially when considering i wouldnt play a lot of the ones harder to run.
The RX 580's staying power continues to amaze. Sure, it struggles a little nowadays, but it is a reminder of days gone by when GPUs could be purchased for reasonable prices. Such a shame those days are gone forever (thank you Nvidia!).
For the age of this card, results are pretty good. Probably 8GB version will do a bit better. Starfield is today's GTA IV: optimisation may be planned, but not even written yet. Have the same feeling about Alan Wake 2.
I think I'm like the very first person to own a 6GB(Yes, 6GB.) RX 580 (Some technician magically made the VRAM work since one of the Chipsets were broken and did some very technical soldering on it)
My RX580 (8gb Nitro) can run all but one of my masive library of games pretty well. The exception being Starfield. That was my cue to build a new system, based on a Ryzen 5800x3D and a RX7800xt. Of course that also runs games like Cyberpunk and Red Dead with better visuals. But I'm still impressed with what the old beast can do in 2024. And for general computing and work I use a RX570 (8gb Nitro, but on the slower BIOS), every day.
This card is like £50-70 on Ebay in the UK. We are living in an age where for under £500 spent on your PC you can nearly play any modern game, even if it is on the lower end of graphics scale. I am very happy for kids today, My first computer was £350 and had integrated graphics with less than 60 FPS on CS:Source.
Oh the RX580, got one for dirt cheap, used it well over 4 years, Brought me nothing but happiness, Only sold it because I upgraded to a 6600, 580 is the reason I buy AMD cards exclusively.
i used my 580 4gb nitro+ in 1440p i was playing war thunder in ultra !! about 100 + fps, i loved that card, now i upgraded to a rx 6700xt and it's another world, but for me AMD is the GO TO when it's for budget GC.
Man Sapphire makes the best amd cards in my opinion. I have the 8gb sapphire 580 but i also have a 4gb 580 for a htpc. Its still a great card for 1080p gaming.
Just to sound like an old record - i'd be happy with older hardware running older Campaign / single player games at 720p(1366x766 etc) at 30fps. if you don't want to run 720p games in Window on a 1080p monitor (blurry mess to run Full screen) a HD-Ready TV (720p) will do. 720p Monitors are limited to about 18" and DVi /VGA a small 32" HD Ready TV has VGA and HDMi.
I had a Sapphire Nitro RX 480 4GB before getting my A770. With the factory overclock, it was on par with the stock 580. For the price, that thing kept trucking. Only really ran into VRAM issues with FS2020. Given that most demanding AAA titles today really aren't worth bothering with, these cards still have a ton of life in them.
Just sold mine a while ago. I do like the card but its power consumption is a bit high. I have an RX570 8gb which I chose to keep. Slightly weaker but has lower power consumption and more VRAM.
Nitro and pulse rx 5xx legendary cards lol. Nitro is the best version with great heatsink. These cards are mostly used for mining but the're really cheap now and still a great budget choice.
The RX 480 and 580 were very relevant and long-lasting midrange cards. It's only games like Starfield and Alan Wake 2 that finally show the age of the GPU.
Rx 480 / rx 580 was a great card. Back when it launched, there wasn't many games that 'needed' 8gb of vram. Easy to see how you would have bought a 4gb card.
Bought RX 580 when my r290x died as stop gap and that was 5 years ago :) XFX RX 580 8gb undervolted and custom fan curve works on locked frequency 1366 Mhz Now it's time to upgrade to 6700xt
The most demanding game I play these days is Diablo 4, which is fine on this card. As I followed every new GPU launch on the market, I always said "One more generation before I'll pull the trigger". Here I am, still waiting for the rightful successor :)
I went straight from a 570-4gb to a 3060ti. Not sure what is next. Now that rocm is a thing I'll probably be checking my cuda dependent software works with rocm when I do upgrade.
Not bad, could easily be used in an older system for older games without issue. In all honesty you could swap that i5 2500K to a 3rd gen i7 (the most that the motherboard supported) and still get a good experience, minus Starfield and Alan Wake 2. Those two games are horrifically unoptimized and need attention from the developers to be more playable on more hardware IMO.
AW2 isn't unoptimized, it needs HW support for mesh shaders and there's nothing that can be done to make it run better without that. Starfield is (hopefully) the last hurrah for an ancient game engine that was never intended for such a game.
Those settings getting Yuotube recommended bitrate aren't available. Every games as any different car has or any electronic device has it's own way to achieve it and also there is that roadblock of having latest technology achievement. I have asked somebody to know it 3:58. We are good to go for somebody finding us livestock grass cutters 6:12. Trees here aren't so megascans, but you should know there is a possibility to lower quality.
I owned the 8gb varient for about a month. Keeping it simple, I couldn't get past 40fps in any game. Thought it was broke so I bought a 2060 and still same issue. Turns out I broke my MB bios and after fixing, I was getting way better performance. So I bought about $500 in GPUS do to my incompetence.
Hey. I just got one today the 8GB version, 2048SP & 1306MHz. Now I can play most games @ 1200p (16:10) 60fps stable with High/Ultra settings. Probably will upgrade the i5 3570 to something slightly better like i7 4770 to reduce CPU bottleneck :) Always had frame dips with GTA V (NaturalVision Remastered) probably due to modded graphics. Other games runs fine though...
@@JayzBeerz So basically it's a rebadge 570 with some tweaks? I've read article about it somewhere saying that it is for Chinese market etc²... But anyway kinda happy with the performance so far :)
I got the RX 570 4gb its defo dying in 2024 cant run mw3 or battlefield2042 at 60 fps not even at 900p lowest (thank god I managed to get a 1070 8gb). It was a fine card in like 2020-2021 but now just a bit outdated
What a great timed video. My 1660ti got fried and I was looking for a cheap spare card till I can get a new one. I was looking at this one and it does look okay for a spare for now
I have the 8gb 580 paired with amd 7800x3d and 32gb Just for curiosity i tested some games and they ran ok on low med, but using fsr you can get away with med high 60fps Howarts legacy, runs great med high 60fps Last of us, runs like crap, low 30fps Spiderman , runs awesome, mid high 60fps Ratchet, ran ok on med 60fps Horizon west, ran bad, low 30fps
So depends on how broken the game is, CP2077 or starfield you might as well not bother. Most games however in the last 10 years run great even at high settings over 60+fps.
The video is great as usual.. but Jesus.. youtube in 2024 is a hot pile of crap, 1080p in this particular video looks like what 360p to be, back in 2012-3.. youtube improves, just backwards.
It will also play NO REST FOR THE WICKED (1440p @50% scale) Early Access title needs some work but does 50fps cap on performance preset. 3.2-3.7GB Usage,..1340Mhz coreclock A nice looking game from Moon Studios (ORI GAMES) I have the same Sapphire model, and OCs to 1500Mhz with power +50 in drivers.
Ironically, I have started a script for a video called "the last RX 580 video ever". I was going to challenge everyone to not review this GPU ever again 🤣
Have been using GTX 1650 Super (4GB) since like 2021. I have only just started hitting the FPS bottlenecks lately in the modern games. Guess I'll have to start searching for an upgrade soon.
the eternal doubth... Rx 570 8gb? or Rx 580 4gb? I used to have 1 Rx 570 4gb... 18 months ago 2 cards came to me, one Rx 570 8gb, and one Rx 580 4gb. they were both pretty used but worked flawlessly. I decided to keep the Rx 580 since the extra raw power could provide some more juice and since i do not play to modern games (i'm currently playing games from 2016 to 2020) the 4gb was not expected to be a problem. BUT i do think it will be time to upgrade some point in the next year (maybe at the end) since the new tittles are very very resource demanding and driver optimization will not be that good
About BG3. Although CPU matters, GPU matters even more. FX 6300 (yeah, it's my Win7 computer) : Radeon HD 7770, average 14 FPS, GTX 970 average 37 FPS, RTX 3080 12GB average 58 FPS. I have 60 FPS limit on Riva Tuner. No upscsaling included, medium preset.
Original PS4 and PS4Pro titles run well with 4GB VRAM, Fallout and GTA V being examples. New unoptimized games (Starfield) run poorly with such VRAM, but honestly they would run poorly on any RX 580. Main reason for going to 8 GB version are the games that were developed both for PS4 and PS5 (Cyberpunk 2077, Hogwarts Legacy not included in this video etc ... ) . Such games would run on 4GB VRAM, but with 8 GB you could include better textures that do make difference (high textures, low rendering preset for example) .
I have two Sapphire RX 470 cards, one with 8GB and the other with 4GB, both running at 570/580-level clocks. From the few games I play, I noticed the GPU typically runs out of gas before more than 4GB is needed. So if you can get an RX 480/580 with 8GB that's not too much of a premium over the 4GB variant, go for it. But if it's a lot more money, just get the 4GB.
The one you found is a PULSE version, that is a bit weaker than the Nitro one. With the Nitro you could have gotten a bit more of performance and power. Also i don't know how you got only 50~60+ FPS on average on Helldivers 2, with the same card (Sapphiure PULSE 580) on one of my old PC (with an I7-4790K) i have on average more than 70 FPS on low settings... even in the middle of the chaos of Difficulty 9.
Good ol RX580! I remember when my rig was AMD A8-7600 with RX580 4gb, it was a huge bottleneck for the GPU and a HUGE improvement from the GT1030! then the mining boom went in, and believe me or not but I sold the RX580 for like 400$ lol, and then get myself a new rig with Ryzen 3 3200G 16gb ram, sold my old pc for 150$ to get a new 24" monitor lol. good days good deals hahah
LBH, 8GB VRAM still seems a bit silly in a GTX 1650 equivalent GPU. I can think of one use case of the top of my head where it might be useful - if you were playing FO4 at 1440p with all settings maxed, you will need at least 6GB. And you might get a solid 30fps on a RX 580. In newer titles, you will definitely run into issues at 1080p with settings maxed with a 4GB GPU but you're going to have other issues with the now relatively subterranean rasterization performance of the RX 580. 4:41 What would actually happen if you threw a frag at a car is rather boring. So here we see what would happen if you detonated half a kilo of C4 under the car.
Slightly old vid at this point, but even so this video consists of such old games. Im not using that game age against this video though. it is sad to say that all these games are still commonly played... Goes to show where the gaming market is these days. I will check if RGHD made another 4GB RX580 more recently with newer games though I guess...
It did pretty well! Similar to he 8GB in some of the games 😃
Also, I remember thinking to myself years ago: "one day me and RGinHD will post a video on the same graphics card 🤔, I wonder which one it'll be"
Today was the day, not quite same same but it still counts! Hahaha
Keep being awesome 😎🤗
Haha it was only a matter of time!
We love both of ya'll! Ya'll keep being great!
Dear El Kryzzpo, when are you doing a colab vid with Steve on CS2?
This is the exact model of the 4GB version that I had, which I commented about on your video! What a coincidence!
You two are spiritual brothers!
you and kryzzp both doing RX 580's today huh
Yeah saw that 😁
@@RandomGaminginHD I was like why is Steve making two 580 vids the same day lol
I just came from Kryzzp 😉
This Kryzzp sounds like a wild and crazy guy 🤔
@@BeanieKing I am 👀
it feels like it was yesterday when the 580 came out... back when gpu's weren't so expensive. I miss those days
Actually they were just as expensive. Inflation halved the value of the money.
The inflation argument is not true.
But take another look at the GPU market and compare it to 10, 15 years ago. You'll see that the best cards (cost like $300 back then) were about as capable in state of the art games as today's $300 cards in current games. Those who wanted more power used dual GPUs with SLI.
However, the discontinuation of SLI and the introduction of ray tracing brought us higher and higher tier GPUs. There is no way you can compare an RTX 4070, 4080 and 4090 to any old card because this kind of performance in the latest games was unheard of back then.
You don't *need* a super expensive GPU. As demonstrated in many reviews, even a cheap RX 580 or 590 will let you play most games well. With a bit more money you can get cards like an RX 7600, Arc A750 or RTX 3060 and enjoy most games at 1440p ultra.
Another point is that gamers have gotten spoiled. Back in the day 60 fps was the holy grail. Now the average gamer will tell you the hardware is trash if it gets sub-100 fps. If that's a requirement for you, then by all means go and spend $1000 on a GPU.
Yeah I snagged the 8gb version of this to upgrade from my 4gb original and iirc it was less than $200 when I got it.
I agree with the comment above about gamers being spoiled nowadays. That 8gb version carried me all the way until 2022 when I finally got a 3060. My fps in most games was an acceptable 70-100 with the 580, medium to high settings depending on the game. Hell, it still even ran VR at an acceptable frame rate that wouldn't make me sick.
I can't really fully agree with the arc recommendation, the Intel GPUs still have some driver issues afaik.
@@masterkamen371 Back in the day you could buy $100-150 card and play new games with somewhat reduced settings, just like you could do today with $300 card. Prices have doubled since then (prices of everything, food, utilities etc .. ) and we are at same spot only our money is worth less.
Tech is deflationary, graphics cards are expensive because of greed. Every other consumer grade electronic continues to get cheaper and more advanced each year, whilst GPUs do the opposite. And because price is going up more than performance, graphics cards are causing inflation which is then used as an excuse to keep raising prices when said higher prices are the cause of inflation. And now Apple and Samsung are charging an arm and a leg for their high end phones, they along with Nvidia are causing global inflation which is used as an excuse to raise the cost of everything, except for our time and labour of course.
The RX 580, despite being an old GPU, it holds up. It's that AMD longevity!
Rx560 too , ofc 4-8 GB VRAM 570-8 is better
Fine Wine Tech, they call it.
@@shadowspark220 indeed
The 8GB has been in my system for a long time. Just now getting to replacing it.
@@DirranProductions Ooh, with what, I wonder? I'm guessing NVIDIA 4080.
We gonna be rockin GTA 6 on this lads
Hopefully it’ll get at least 30fps!
How about the GTX 1060 6GB?
@@BREEZYM6015at 1080p should be ok
@@RandomGaminginHD probably, it's lIke Ghost of Tsushima, with fsr 3.0
I built a 1080p living room machine for my 4K TV, this past winter, with parts based upon your recommendations (specifically: the Ryzen 2600 and the RX 580 8 gb) and it turned out surprisingly good! Starfield was still an unmitigated disaster, however, but that experience introduced me to the concepts of Fullscreen Exclusive Mode and render resolution scale like no RUclips video could, so... yay?
Silverlinings, I suppose, I was able to play Tinykin at 4K 60 so that was cool (before I turned the resolution down, I didn't want the GPU to implode). Anyways, another good video 👍🏽
*this comment posted from my Hello Everyone and Welcome build*
Well you now introduced Fullscreen Exclusive Mode to my brain...
Still using my 8gig rx 480 for 1080p gaming. Best GPU they've made
Legendary card!
Like I said, aged like a fine wine.
The transition 8:34 from the worst graphics imaginable to the most realistic looking ray tracing iv seen 🤣
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My MSI Armor RX 580 8g is a legend. Used it for 1440p before I got my 6800xt and had the monitor first and it did solid.
Is the RX 580 getting popular again, not too long ago Zwormz posted their RX 580 video XD
Yeah just watched that 😁
There's the 8gb RX 580, so in a way it still is.
Also there's crypto ready ones that can overclock so the RX 580 is gonna be around for a while
I got an RX570 4GB for £37 recently, just to play around with it. Absolute bargain, and still pretty capable with old games at 1080p. Runs incredibly cool and quiet.
RGHD finally reviewing the card I'm currently and have been using for 5 years... we have gone full circle xD
Recently purchased an Asus ROG Strix Rx570 4gb OC model to tinker with and was pleased with the results. For a beginner, or someone just looking to build a budget PC it I'd a great option. Incredible graphics card for $40 or so USD.
Got a little money and some nice hardware but still making the content we all fell in love with. We love you!
Another rx 580 video today? what a day to be alive
Homelander: It was perfect...PERFECT, everything, down to the last minute details.
I'm having that same issue in Helldivers 2; terrible FPS in the ship with very low gpu usage; and much better FPS in normal gameplay
This is the exact model I bought back in 2019. I sold it at the beginning of the pandemic, to get a better GPU at a reasonable price only to realize the insane GPU prices a week later. hahaha
0:41 "No cut down shenanigans here!"
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You mean 1060 3Gig left the chat
2048 SP "rx580" plebs left the chat lmao
The cut down 2048SP has the full 8GB vRAM... It's a trade-off.
The thing is that the drivers made this card live longer than it should have, the 10xx cards from nvidia and amd's rx 400/500 might just be the best generation of cards, I wonder how long the 6xxx and 7xxxx series will last
Just got the 4gb nitro+ version for $37 used from the fb marketplace a few days ago. Still a decent card for esports and some older AAA titles. Buying this for my gf because she wants to play Nier Automata. I paired it with the i3 8350k and 16gb ram and it runs amazingly! What a card
I feel like this was the best value card ever released as we are talking about a solid eight years since the original launch and they are still able to play games with 60 FPS in 1080p even if some of the modern games now have to be played at low but I would say that that's still quite impressive for a card that launched at $250 or less.
My son has had his for years. It's still running strong and he's a 17 year old gamer, so he tests it quite well.
Starfield doesn't get along with any hardware, visually I still don't know what justifies the poor performance in that "game"
Good design of the card, but my favourite ones are Founders Edition RTX 2000 series and ASUS STRIX cards such as Radeon r370 card
I just got an RX 580 8GB on ebay with supposedly bad temp readings for $25. I got it and re-flashed the bios and it started reading the temps again. Nice card!
Still have my 480 Nitro+ 4GB, in my HTPC
2:20 shaders aren't compiled fully yet, that's why you are getting such 1 second stutters.
Ive tested RX 470 and RX 580 4GB with 3600x and tuned 2x8GB 3800 RAM - Averaging 200-220 fps, 1% lows 100-140 fps depending on the map. 1080p Low
GPU Limited most of the time with these 2, 6600XT works great in that combo for cs2 since Nvidia driver overhead really tanks the performance a little bit
Good Old Polaris. It took my RX 480 XFX Blower Black Edition 7 years to get finaly into her well deserved Retirement
i have one of these in my backup hdd server, runs games surpriseingly well for an old 4gb card.
I have a budget 3050 laptop with 4gb of vram i use when i dont have access to my desktop so kinda used this as a gauge for how that would hold up in other games. Nice, doesnt seem too bad yet especially when considering i wouldnt play a lot of the ones harder to run.
The RX 580's staying power continues to amaze. Sure, it struggles a little nowadays, but it is a reminder of days gone by when GPUs could be purchased for reasonable prices. Such a shame those days are gone forever (thank you Nvidia!).
For the age of this card, results are pretty good. Probably 8GB version will do a bit better. Starfield is today's GTA IV: optimisation may be planned, but not even written yet. Have the same feeling about Alan Wake 2.
I had this card. It was surprisingly good! Even compared to 3060
I have the 8gb, not in a system currently, but, it did me well for a number of years!
I think I'm like the very first person to own a 6GB(Yes, 6GB.) RX 580 (Some technician magically made the VRAM work since one of the Chipsets were broken and did some very technical soldering on it)
Color me impressed for that workaround. Hope that card serves you well even in mid-2024.
My RX580 (8gb Nitro) can run all but one of my masive library of games pretty well. The exception being Starfield. That was my cue to build a new system, based on a Ryzen 5800x3D and a RX7800xt. Of course that also runs games like Cyberpunk and Red Dead with better visuals. But I'm still impressed with what the old beast can do in 2024. And for general computing and work I use a RX570 (8gb Nitro, but on the slower BIOS), every day.
This card is like £50-70 on Ebay in the UK. We are living in an age where for under £500 spent on your PC you can nearly play any modern game, even if it is on the lower end of graphics scale. I am very happy for kids today,
My first computer was £350 and had integrated graphics with less than 60 FPS on CS:Source.
Oh the RX580, got one for dirt cheap, used it well over 4 years, Brought me nothing but happiness, Only sold it because I upgraded to a 6600, 580 is the reason I buy AMD cards exclusively.
i used my 580 4gb nitro+ in 1440p i was playing war thunder in ultra !! about 100 + fps, i loved that card, now i upgraded to a rx 6700xt and it's another world, but for me AMD is the GO TO when it's for budget GC.
Man Sapphire makes the best amd cards in my opinion. I have the 8gb sapphire 580 but i also have a 4gb 580 for a htpc. Its still a great card for 1080p gaming.
Yeah, Sapphire is my go to brand for AMD GPU's.
Exceptional video marking skills. This dude is going to have 5mill subs in next 2 years
Just to sound like an old record - i'd be happy with older hardware running older Campaign / single player games at 720p(1366x766 etc) at 30fps. if you don't want to run 720p games in Window on a 1080p monitor (blurry mess to run Full screen) a HD-Ready TV (720p) will do.
720p Monitors are limited to about 18" and DVi /VGA a small 32" HD Ready TV has VGA and HDMi.
I also have a sapphire 4gb rx580. When I bought it second hand it came with a mining bios. Thankfully it had a dual bios switch
I had a Sapphire Nitro RX 480 4GB before getting my A770. With the factory overclock, it was on par with the stock 580. For the price, that thing kept trucking. Only really ran into VRAM issues with FS2020. Given that most demanding AAA titles today really aren't worth bothering with, these cards still have a ton of life in them.
The default rx 580 would draw power over 200 watts.
The ones i got around asian market is rx 580 2048 sp. It has lower spec even than rx 570 :(
Just sold mine a while ago. I do like the card but its power consumption is a bit high. I have an RX570 8gb which I chose to keep. Slightly weaker but has lower power consumption and more VRAM.
Nitro and pulse rx 5xx legendary cards lol. Nitro is the best version with great heatsink. These cards are mostly used for mining but the're really cheap now and still a great budget choice.
I love the rx 400 & 500 series of cards. 👍👌
RX 580 is still the best backup card to keep sitting around in a box on a shelf... Just in case.
The RX 480 and 580 were very relevant and long-lasting midrange cards. It's only games like Starfield and Alan Wake 2 that finally show the age of the GPU.
It would be interesting to see how 8gb RX 570 compares nowadays against RX 580 4gb. Is buying slighly worse old card with more vram worth it?
Rx 480 / rx 580 was a great card. Back when it launched, there wasn't many games that 'needed' 8gb of vram. Easy to see how you would have bought a 4gb card.
Bought RX 580 when my r290x died as stop gap and that was 5 years ago :)
XFX RX 580 8gb undervolted and custom fan curve works on locked frequency 1366 Mhz
Now it's time to upgrade to 6700xt
The most demanding game I play these days is Diablo 4, which is fine on this card. As I followed every new GPU launch on the market, I always said "One more generation before I'll pull the trigger". Here I am, still waiting for the rightful successor :)
It is sad to think it has not been beaten by 100% for the same price 8 years later.
If you have A chance to get a card with more than 4gb you really should...
i have acer nitro 5 with 4gb 3050 and it's already not enough.
I loved the 580 4GB on a 1080p monitor
If I hadn't bought a 1440p monitor, I'd still be using it
I still run a 480 4gb! (at about 1370 mhz)
But I only play S.T.O. and it seems fine after many years.
That 4gb had such good peformance for me somehow,and i had a weaker cpu and it ran games surprisingly good.
Polaris is probably AMD's best product, followed by 6600 and 6700xt
I went straight from a 570-4gb to a 3060ti. Not sure what is next. Now that rocm is a thing I'll probably be checking my cuda dependent software works with rocm when I do upgrade.
Not bad, could easily be used in an older system for older games without issue. In all honesty you could swap that i5 2500K to a 3rd gen i7 (the most that the motherboard supported) and still get a good experience, minus Starfield and Alan Wake 2. Those two games are horrifically unoptimized and need attention from the developers to be more playable on more hardware IMO.
AW2 isn't unoptimized, it needs HW support for mesh shaders and there's nothing that can be done to make it run better without that. Starfield is (hopefully) the last hurrah for an ancient game engine that was never intended for such a game.
Those settings getting Yuotube recommended bitrate aren't available. Every games as any different car has or any electronic device has it's own way to achieve it and also there is that roadblock of having latest technology achievement. I have asked somebody to know it 3:58. We are good to go for somebody finding us livestock grass cutters 6:12. Trees here aren't so megascans, but you should know there is a possibility to lower quality.
4:28-nice driving skills, I almost thought you'd squeeze through those 2 cars 😂
I owned the 8gb varient for about a month. Keeping it simple, I couldn't get past 40fps in any game. Thought it was broke so I bought a 2060 and still same issue. Turns out I broke my MB bios and after fixing, I was getting way better performance. So I bought about $500 in GPUS do to my incompetence.
could I get that 580
What CPU do you have?
@@hiddenguy67Have you checked your local Facebook Marketplace or Offerup?
It happens breaking a bios isn't exactly something you're going to easily identify if the pc is working
@@BREEZYM6015 Ryzen 5 3600
I think the rx 500 series cards are perfect for competitive games and still holds up for older titles such a great card.
Hey. I just got one today the 8GB version, 2048SP & 1306MHz.
Now I can play most games @ 1200p (16:10) 60fps stable with High/Ultra settings.
Probably will upgrade the i5 3570 to something slightly better like i7 4770 to reduce CPU bottleneck :)
Always had frame dips with GTA V (NaturalVision Remastered) probably due to modded graphics.
Other games runs fine though...
That’s the RX570 the real RX580 has 2304SP.
@@JayzBeerz So basically it's a rebadge 570 with some tweaks? I've read article about it somewhere saying that it is for Chinese market etc²...
But anyway kinda happy with the performance so far :)
The RX580/570. The cards that will not die. THE 1080 purchase from its era. Fantastic value
Running an 8GB rn, underclocked and undervolted to make it a bit quieter
Can you please include Elden Ring in future videos? its still a pretty relevant game and it will be even more so when the dlc releases.
Buying an 8GB RX 480 was one of the best investments ever made, still using it in my secondary rig to this day
Would be interesting to see how it compares to GTX1650 GDDR6 version, thought the RX580 was more powerful but now I'm not so sure
A gem of a card. I used it for years before switching to Nvidia RTX. Didnt think the 4GB Variant existed- Good 1080P card, great Video.
Would you consider checking out how some older SLI & crossfire combos fare these days?
I'd say that it's a win for the 580 that it can even get into Alan Wake 2, let alone produce 14fps, even at an effective 640x360.
These Polaris cards age pretty well. The true budget king for under $50-60
Yeah great value for money right now
I got the RX 570 4gb its defo dying in 2024 cant run mw3 or battlefield2042 at 60 fps not even at 900p lowest (thank god I managed to get a 1070 8gb). It was a fine card in like 2020-2021 but now just a bit outdated
What a great timed video. My 1660ti got fried and I was looking for a cheap spare card till I can get a new one. I was looking at this one and it does look okay for a spare for now
its still a powerful card and the 8gb version also, and it can be squezed more to give a 10 to 15% more performance
@RandomGaminginHD could you pleas also add the GTX1060 6GB to the comparison as it was a competitor to the 470/480 series.
I'm still rocking the 4gb version
I have the 8gb 580 paired with amd 7800x3d and 32gb
Just for curiosity i tested some games and they ran ok on low med, but using fsr you can get away with med high 60fps
Howarts legacy, runs great med high 60fps
Last of us, runs like crap, low 30fps
Spiderman , runs awesome, mid high 60fps
Ratchet, ran ok on med 60fps
Horizon west, ran bad, low 30fps
So depends on how broken the game is, CP2077 or starfield you might as well not bother.
Most games however in the last 10 years run great even at high settings over 60+fps.
The video is great as usual.. but Jesus.. youtube in 2024 is a hot pile of crap, 1080p in this particular video looks like what 360p to be, back in 2012-3.. youtube improves, just backwards.
nVidia TNT1 = Sega Saturn
Radeon X1300 = Wii
Geforce 3 Ti-200 = OG-XBOX
Radeon 6230 = Wii-U
Geforce 7800GS = PS3
Radeon R7-350 = XBOX 360
Geforce GTX750 = Switch
Radeon 7750 = XBOX One
Radeon 7870 = PS4
Radeon RX-580 = PS4-Pro
Radeon RX-590/Vega56 = XBOX One-X
Radeon RX-5500XT = XBOX Series-S
Radeon RX-6700/6650 = PS5
Radeon RX-6700XT = XBOX Series-X
Radeon RX-7900GRE = PS5-Pro
It will also play NO REST FOR THE WICKED (1440p @50% scale) Early Access title needs some work but does 50fps cap on performance preset. 3.2-3.7GB Usage,..1340Mhz coreclock A nice looking game from Moon Studios (ORI GAMES)
I have the same Sapphire model, and OCs to 1500Mhz with power +50 in drivers.
Ironically, I have started a script for a video called "the last RX 580 video ever". I was going to challenge everyone to not review this GPU ever again 🤣
Haha if only I could promise you that this is the last time, but we both know that isn’t true 😁
8gb still doing good business. Especially ocd😊
My two best video creator is uploading rx580 video
Thanks @RandomGaminginHD and @zWORMzGaming
Have been using GTX 1650 Super (4GB) since like 2021. I have only just started hitting the FPS bottlenecks lately in the modern games. Guess I'll have to start searching for an upgrade soon.
I have mods back on GTA V and when it updates I have to downgrade it and add the mods back on. I have auto update turned off. This is on Epic Games.
Now compare it to gtx1060 3gb
the eternal doubth...
Rx 570 8gb? or Rx 580 4gb?
I used to have 1 Rx 570 4gb... 18 months ago 2 cards came to me, one Rx 570 8gb, and one Rx 580 4gb. they were both pretty used but worked flawlessly. I decided to keep the Rx 580 since the extra raw power could provide some more juice and since i do not play to modern games (i'm currently playing games from 2016 to 2020) the 4gb was not expected to be a problem.
BUT i do think it will be time to upgrade some point in the next year (maybe at the end) since the new tittles are very very resource demanding and driver optimization will not be that good
About BG3. Although CPU matters, GPU matters even more. FX 6300 (yeah, it's my Win7 computer) : Radeon HD 7770, average 14 FPS, GTX 970 average 37 FPS, RTX 3080 12GB average 58 FPS. I have 60 FPS limit on Riva Tuner. No upscsaling included, medium preset.
Original PS4 and PS4Pro titles run well with 4GB VRAM, Fallout and GTA V being examples. New unoptimized games (Starfield) run poorly with such VRAM, but honestly they would run poorly on any RX 580. Main reason for going to 8 GB version are the games that were developed both for PS4 and PS5 (Cyberpunk 2077, Hogwarts Legacy not included in this video etc ... ) . Such games would run on 4GB VRAM, but with 8 GB you could include better textures that do make difference (high textures, low rendering preset for example) .
I have two Sapphire RX 470 cards, one with 8GB and the other with 4GB, both running at 570/580-level clocks. From the few games I play, I noticed the GPU typically runs out of gas before more than 4GB is needed. So if you can get an RX 480/580 with 8GB that's not too much of a premium over the 4GB variant, go for it. But if it's a lot more money, just get the 4GB.
the freezing in cs2 is the absurd shader compilation.
i don't know why it exists, i just know source 1 didn't have that problem.
The one you found is a PULSE version, that is a bit weaker than the Nitro one. With the Nitro you could have gotten a bit more of performance and power.
Also i don't know how you got only 50~60+ FPS on average on Helldivers 2, with the same card (Sapphiure PULSE 580) on one of my old PC (with an I7-4790K) i have on average more than 70 FPS on low settings... even in the middle of the chaos of Difficulty 9.
Good ol RX580!
I remember when my rig was AMD A8-7600 with RX580 4gb, it was a huge bottleneck for the GPU and a HUGE improvement from the GT1030!
then the mining boom went in, and believe me or not but I sold the RX580 for like 400$ lol, and then get myself a new rig with Ryzen 3 3200G 16gb ram, sold my old pc for 150$ to get a new 24" monitor lol.
good days good deals hahah
LBH, 8GB VRAM still seems a bit silly in a GTX 1650 equivalent GPU. I can think of one use case of the top of my head where it might be useful - if you were playing FO4 at 1440p with all settings maxed, you will need at least 6GB. And you might get a solid 30fps on a RX 580. In newer titles, you will definitely run into issues at 1080p with settings maxed with a 4GB GPU but you're going to have other issues with the now relatively subterranean rasterization performance of the RX 580.
4:41 What would actually happen if you threw a frag at a car is rather boring. So here we see what would happen if you detonated half a kilo of C4 under the car.
Slightly old vid at this point, but even so this video consists of such old games. Im not using that game age against this video though. it is sad to say that all these games are still commonly played... Goes to show where the gaming market is these days.
I will check if RGHD made another 4GB RX580 more recently with newer games though I guess...