Powercolor's RX 480 Devil Leaks Out - 1.4 GHz+ OC For Polaris 10

Powercolor'south fastest Polaris based graphics card, the Radeon RX 480 Devil has been leaked out by Videocardz. The Devil series are known for featuring insanely good board designs that allow better overclocking on GPUs. The latest Devil menu would be no exception, featuring a higher factory overclock than reference variants and impressive cooling operation.

PowerColor's Radeon RX 480 Devil is an impressive menu with great overclocking potential. (Image Credits: Videocardz)

PowerColor Radeon RX 480 Devil Leaked - 1.4 GHz Overclocking Capabilities With Triple Fan Cooling

PowerColor'south Radeon RX 480 Devil is based on the aforementioned chip that was launched a few days ago. The Radeon RX 480 is based on the full Polaris 10 GPU which features 2304 unified shaders based on the GCN 4.0 architecture. The Radeon RX 480 comes with 144 Texture Mapping Units and 32 ROPs. We exercise not know about the frequency this bill of fare will exist clocked at but it's stated that this card would exist able to overclock beyond one.4 GHz which is nice for Polaris 10.

The PowerColor Radeon RX 480 Devil volition likely exist available in 8 GB variant. The GDDR5 memory on the card will be clocked at 8 GB/due south (2.0 GHz clock), effectively delivering a cumulative bandwidth of 256 GB/southward along a 256-bit interface. Brandish outputs for the RX 480 include three DP 1.3, i.four-HDR, a unmarried HDMI 2.0b port and a single DVI port. This will allow the graphics card to drive resolutions from as low as 1080P (240Hz HDR) to 4K 120Hz SDR / 96Hz HDR or even 5K @60Hz (SDR). The Devil Radeon RX 480 comes with a 8-Pin connector which will deliver more power to the graphics chip and board for stable clock speeds and overclocking capabilities.

The board pictured is still in testing phase since the I/O bracket is not installed. The board is really longer than the reference variant and we can come across a dual slot cooler that spans the entire length of the PCB. We are looking at a massive triple fan cooling solution which features blackness and red color scheme. Equally for operation, we tin can look the Devil to be faster than the reference cards with its manufactory overclocked specifications.

PowerColor Radeon R9 370X Devil:

In terms of pricing, the Devil would retail at a price betwixt $250-$300 United states which is quite nice considering yous get a great performing card with ameliorate overclocking and cooling potential than the reference variants. Look to meet the menu launching in a few weeks time along with various other custom Radeon RX 480 variants.