expired Posted by MadDoraemon • Jan 30, 2025
Jan 30, 2025 6:58 PM
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expired Posted by MadDoraemon • Jan 30, 2025
Jan 30, 2025 6:58 PM
ONIX ODYSSEY Intel Arc B580 12GB GDDR6 Video Graphics Card
+ $10 Shipping$260
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I mainly play Valorant and Marvel Rivals. My setup includes an i5-12600KF, Intel Arc A750, ASRock Sonic B760M, and 32GB DDR5 6000. After switching to the B580, I saw no improvement in Valorant—in fact, the 1% low framerate got even worse, making the B580 feel more unstable than the A750. I know Valorant is more CPU-dependent, but I was expecting at least some improvement.
For Marvel Rivals, the average FPS increased from ~140 to ~180. XeSS 2 is still unavailable in this game for now.
I also do some VR gaming, and the performance has improved significantly compared to the A750, which was nearly unusable.
Overall, there's still room for improvement in the drivers, but that's to be expected when buying an Intel GPU. It took them over a year to optimize the A750's drivers. One thing worth mentioning—the B580 is much much lighter than my A750.
Update: In some maps of Marvel Rivals, the color is extremely off, making it's impossible to play. This suggests another issue with the driver.
EDIT: Not sure if you're being sarcastic.
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Oh wait, it's sold out..
https://www.newegg.com/onix-odyss...02?sdti
ETA: Looks like those new tariffs have just been implemented for goods from Canada, Mexico, and China. I assume that means prices for GPUs will go up in the near future.
https://www.newegg.com/onix-odyss...02?sdtid=0 [newegg.com]
ETA: Looks like those new tariffs have just been implemented for goods from Canada, Mexico, and China. I assume that means prices for GPUs will go up in the near future.
In some games, sure. In others, not so much. But why are we comparing this deal with used video cards on ebay that cost $100 more?
https://www.techpowerup
Also the B580 literally has almost double the clock speed and is 9 years newer, I'm not sure how anyone could logically think these two are comparable in features or performance.
I mainly play Valorant and Marvel Rivals. My setup includes an i5-12600KF, Intel Arc A750, ASRock Sonic B760M, and 32GB DDR5 6000. After switching to the B580, I saw no improvement in Valorant—in fact, the 1% low framerate got even worse, making the B580 feel more unstable than the A750. I know Valorant is more CPU-dependent, but I was expecting at least some improvement.
For Marvel Rivals, the average FPS increased from ~140 to ~180. XeSS 2 is still unavailable in this game for now.
I also do some VR gaming, and the performance has improved significantly compared to the A750, which was nearly unusable.
Overall, there's still room for improvement in the drivers, but that's to be expected when buying an Intel GPU. It took them over a year to optimize the A750's drivers. One thing worth mentioning—the B580 is much much lighter than my A750.
Update: In some maps of Marvel Rivals, the color is extremely off, making it's impossible to play. This suggests another issue with the driver.
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https://www.newegg.com/onix-odyss...02?sdti
ETA: Looks like those new tariffs have just been implemented for goods from Canada, Mexico, and China. I assume that means prices for GPUs will go up in the near future.
I don't like LED bling like on the LUMI, but for just $10 more it seemed worth it to lock in this price.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00GmwHI
So, Intel got an issue with older Ryzen CPU like what I got, Ryzen 5 3600.
I was planning on buying a 5700x3d cpu anyway but in the end, I'll be ok but keep this in mind.