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Better graphics and best preformanceRx 480, you mean. Also, GX 1060 is better, because of less draw from the wall, and more performance.
Better graphics and best preformance
So it's recommended to buy 1060?I'd just go with the 1060, personally. Less headaches in the future.
So it's recommended to buy 1060?
There is something to be said about Nvidia's Pascal-exclusive software, thoughThey both are of different price points. RX 480 and GTX 1060 destroy 1080p gaming but aren't quite there at 1440p
Since DX12 has Asynchronous compute support, AMD will get an advantage thanks to their hardware level support for the same. Nvidia's implementation is software based so there is only so much they can do. This should be noticeable in the upcoming DX12 titles.
I'd go with the RX480 since it's cheaper and technically more future proof.
The RX 480 can do crossfire while the 1060 doesn't have SLI. Is that a consideration or has dual-GPU setups fallen out of favor?
Although there is something to be said for most AAA developer's support of AMD multi-GPU setupsFallen out of favour recently with quite a few recent games either not supporting it at all, or being broken or taking a while.
Outside of that, it's really not mentioned because most will agree that if it's a available, then a single card solution is better, so you only really see Xfire/sli when it's two of the high end cards as there isn't a single card solution that outperfoms it. In this case most would go with a 1070/1080 rather than xfire 480s.
Ehhhhhhh it's better when the graphics APIs are in it's favor. The GTX 1060 has better raw performanceperformance: the rx 480 is slightly better.
price: rx 480 is better.
Ehhhhhhh it's better when the graphics APIs are in it's favor. The GTX 1060 has better raw performance