Stefan Mileschin

The Gigabyte RX 480 G1 Gaming uses a WindForce 2x cooling system with three copper heatpipes directly touching the core. The extra power draw is via its eight-pin PCIe power port. While the reference edition does not have the DVI-D (strange) by default, there is a provision for its AIB manufacturers. Yes, DVI is old and HDMI/Display Port is convenient. But many users still have DVI-I only 1080p panels, including those running gaming cafes. The graphic card is reasonably sized for its class. It does have a minor factory overclock. Gigabyte VGA made a good impression with its GeForce lineup. So let's see how their Radeon lineups are.

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