PowerColor Radeon RX 480 Red Devil 8GB GDDR5 PCIe AXRX-480-8GBD5-3DH/OC

PowerColor's Devil series video cards have always been something special and not your run of the mill build. The Red Devil RX Vega 56 does not stray too far outside the wheelhouse and checks all the boxes. Let's start with the performance delivered by...

Well needless to say we spent copious time with the PowerColor Vega 56 Red Devil being a new 3584 Stream Processor video card it takes time to dissect it. We like the 3584 Stream Processor setup and the HBM2 certainly did its job. The PowerColor Vega 56...

We've often mentioned the importance of going into a review with a clear mind and a lack of preconceptions. It's why we do so many tests. You don't want something you expect to be amazing to be slated for merely being good. Try as we might though it was...

Past history has shown that PowerColor's Devil series cards are pretty capable performers in their segment. For this generation, we see that the apple has not fallen far from the tree when you look at what kind of performance you get in the target...

The PowerColor Red Devil RX 480 is new architecture on a new process that uses significantly less power and has more refinements than AMD's last generation. It is solidly built and it has higher clocks out of the box than the reference RX 480 which has...

When looking at the Powercolor RX 480 Red Devil there is a lot to like, be it the large triple-fan cooler design and additional power circuitry all the way to the red and black design that should match most modern motherboards. Those who dislike the...

Let's start with the bad: the name of the PowerColor Radeon RX 480 Red Devil is hardly justified, “diabolical” performance level we have not received. However, the card still provides a decent performance boost compared to the standard version, the...