AMD made an interesting announcement in Computex yesterday with their new mid-range Radeon RX480 graphics card that's optimized for VR and should work very well with the likes of the HTC Vive and the Oculus. The RX480 is based on the new Polaris 10 architecture and comes with at least 4GB/8GB of GDDR5 memory, 36 CUs, and 1.08GHz clock speed. At a price point that starts at $199, the RX480 could be better than the R9 390 with a price tag of $329. via Anandtech The Radeon RX480 is set to be released in June 29 and should arrive in the Philippines by July. In the wake of the announcement of the Radeon R9 285, a lot of third-party manufacturers have begun showcasing their own take on the new Tonga-based GPU. One of which is TUL Corporation who just unveiled the new PowerColor Radeon R9 285 TurboDuo OC graphics card. In line with the celebration of its “30 years of Gaming and Graphics”, AMD has announced the latest addition to its R9 200 Series portfolio, the Radeon R9 285, which is touted to replace the R9 280 as the least expensive of the three Radeon R9 GPUs. Looking at its specs sheet, the new Radeon R9 285 does have some advantage over the R9 280 like higher memory frequency and significantly lower TDP. Read more in our articles including "AMD announces Radeon RX480 for just $199" and "PowerColor intros Radeon R9 285 TurboDuo OC".
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May 26, 2026AMD made an interesting announcement in Computex yesterday with their new mid-range Radeon RX480 graphics card that's optimized for VR and should work very well with the likes of the HTC Vive and the Oculus. The RX480 is based on the new Polaris 10 architecture and comes with at least 4GB/8GB of GDDR5 memory, 36 CUs, and 1.08GHz clock speed.
At a price point that starts at $199, the RX480 could be better than the R9 390 with a price tag of $329. via Anandtech The Radeon RX480 is set to be released in June 29 and should arrive in the Philippines by July. In the wake of the announcement of the Radeon R9 285, a lot of third-party manufacturers have begun showcasing their own take on the new Tonga-based GPU.
Our coverage of radeon rx480 includes: "AMD announces Radeon RX480 for just $199"; "PowerColor intros Radeon R9 285 TurboDuo OC"; "AMD launches Radeon R9 285, priced at $249". Each article provides unique insights and information.