ASRock officially releases RX 580/570 graphics cards: divided into two categories: mining and gaming

ASRock's entry into the graphics card market, which has been rumored for a while, has finally been officially confirmed. In the early morning of March 29th, Beijing time, ASRock released the Phantom Gaming gaming graphics card.

The first batch of products are all AMD Radeon GPUs, divided into two categories: mining and gaming.

The gaming product line includes RX 580 OC 8G, RX 570 8G OC, RX 560 4G, RX 550 4G and RX 550 2G. The default frequency of RX 580/RX 570 OC is higher than the public version. After setting it to overclocking mode, the increase is about 7%.

Of course, the official also provides a quiet mode, you know the performance.

However, for RX 560/550, even in OC mode, the main frequency is lower than the public version, which seems that the heat dissipation is not very good.

Mining

From the perspective of positioning, ASRock's new product lacks RGB lights, richer cooling solutions (up to dual fans) and screaming overclocking performance. It may be that AMD just has one more AIB.

It is reported that ASRock's new card will be launched first in Thailand, and the price has not been announced (it will definitely be very competitive).