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MSI Radeon RX 580 8GT 8GB GDDR5 PCIe Video Card Expired
$135
$169.99
after $15 Rebate + Free S/H
Newegg has MSI Radeon RX 580 8GT 8GB GDDR5 PCIe Video Cardon sale for $169.99 - $20 w/ promo code EMCDMDG23 - $15 Rebate = $134.99. Shipping is free. Thanks sr71
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Offer valid through June 2, 2020. Rebate valid through 6/15 w/ limit of 1 per household. -johnny_miller
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$15 MIR [newegg.com] exp 6/15
https://www.newegg.com/msi-radeon...681413
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$15 MIR [newegg.com] exp 6/15
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Not a fan of MIR, but at $135 for a new card with warranty, this is a great price; used 8gb RX 580s pre-pandemic could be had for $100-110, nowadays they are around $150+ used on eBay, which is ridiculous since you could get the similarly performing but more efficient RX 5500 XT for a little bit more.
On the NVIDIA side of things, the main competition is the GTX 1060 6gb, which performs similarly and costs about the same $150+ used on eBay, though with updated Radeon drivers and the extra VRAM, the RX 580 edges it out currently by 5-10% in performance. This card also trades blows with the 1650 Super, though those are brand new at $160+ and are limited by 4gb of VRAM which may be detrimental with some newer games requiring more VRAM for textures.
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I really like this card. It's meets the price and performance for the games that I play.
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This isn't an enormous upgrade to a 480. I'd hold out for a newer gen if I were you.
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Not a fan of MIR, but at $135 for a new card with warranty, this is a great price; used 8gb RX 580s pre-pandemic could be had for $100-110, nowadays they are around $150+ used on eBay, which is ridiculous since you could get the similarly performing but more efficient RX 5500 XT for a little bit more.
On the NVIDIA side of things, the main competition is the GTX 1060 6gb, which performs similarly and costs about the same $150+ used on eBay, though with updated Radeon drivers and the extra VRAM, the RX 580 edges it out currently by 5-10% in performance. This card also trades blows with the 1650 Super, though those are brand new at $160+ and are limited by 4gb of VRAM which may be detrimental with some newer games requiring more VRAM for textures.
Not a fan of MIR, but at $135 for a new card with warranty, this is a great price; used 8gb RX 580s pre-pandemic could be had for $100-110, nowadays they are around $150+ used on eBay, which is ridiculous since you could get the similarly performing but more efficient RX 5500 XT for a little bit more.
On the NVIDIA side of things, the main competition is the GTX 1060 6gb, which performs similarly and costs about the same $150+ used on eBay, though with updated Radeon drivers and the extra VRAM, the RX 580 edges it out currently by 5-10% in performance. This card also trades blows with the 1650 Super, though those are brand new at $160+ and are limited by 4gb of VRAM which may be detrimental with some newer games requiring more VRAM for textures.
I'm thinking the same thing, but it hurts to drop this much on such an old card... maybe when the new GPUs come out this and the 570 will finally fall below $100.