1,266MHz is the reference boost clock of the RX 480 i.e. the speed at which it will boost too provided it is not thermally constrained or power-limited (which isn't always the case). Sapphire, however ...

The new NITRO+ Radeon RX 480 has the same 2304 stream processors as the AMD Radeon RX 480 reference card, with the Polaris 10 GPU overclocked to 1342MHz on boost. It has 8GB of GDDR5 clocked at 8GHz ...

Sapphire added two RX 480 cards in the Nitro+ line, a 4GB- and an 8GB model. The cards come over-clocked and are equipped with a dualfan-cooling. Sapphire is following other manufacturers with custom ...

We've only had a chance to test the 8GB version of the RX 480 and a slightly overclocked 4GB Sapphire version of the RX 470 so far, but you can get awfully close to the same gaming speeds without much ...

Graphics Cards This $340 RX 9060 XT 16 GB has been lighting up our Black Friday graphics card deals this year, which shows you all have excellent taste Graphics Cards A great way to get 16 GB of VRAM ...

The general performance of these cards is the same as you'd get from any RX 480. The cards both make light work of 1080p, powering through modern games with maximum settings at smooth frame rates, ...

The month-old AMD Radeon RX 480 GPU is now finally in the hands of add-in board partners. It makes sense for these partners to construct their own boards because the reference card's cooling and noise ...

...Sapphire makes a strong case as the go-to brand for the nascent GPU with its trio of Nitro cards priced at reasonable levels. We're in a better position now to truly evaluate the Radeon RX 480 ...