ASRock reveals their Phantom Gaming Series of Radeon GPUs

ASRock has officially entered the GPU market under the Radeon banner

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ASRock reveals their Phantom Gaming Series of Radeon GPUs





At this time ASRock has not revealed any plans to create any GPUs using AMD's Vega architecture, for now focusing their efforts on RX 550, RX 560, RX 570 and RX 580 models as well as their Phantom Gaming overclocking utility.



Below are the specifications of all four ASRock Phantom Gaming GPU models, where we will list their clock speeds in the GPU's Default, Silent and OC modes. Each GPU will ship with their "Default" clock speed profiles, though their OC and Silent modes can be unlocked using ASRock's Phantom Gaming utility.



RX 550 Phantom Gaming RX 560 Phantom Gaming RX 570 Phantom Gaming X RX 580 Phantom Gaming X Architecture Polaris Process node 14nm Stream Processors 512 896 (14CU) 2048 2304 Clock Speed (Silent) 1056MHz 1103MHz 1228MHz 1324MHz Clock Speed (Default) 1100MHz 1149MHz 1280MHz 1380MHz Clock Speed (OC) 1144MHz 1194MHz 1331MHz 1435MHz Memory Bus 128-bit 128-bit 256-bit 256-bit Memory Capacity 2GB 2GB 8GB 8GB Memory Clock Speed (Silent) 5760MHz 5760MHz 6720MHz 7680MHz Memory Clock Speed (Default) 6000MHz 6000MHz 7000MHz 8000Mhz Memory Clock Speed (OC) 6240MHz 6240MHz 7280MHz 8320MHz External Power - - 1x 8-pin 1x 8-pin It's official, ASRock has entered the GPU market, releasing a number of Radeon RX 500 Phantom Gaming series GPUs to target both the low-end and mid-range GPU markets.At this time ASRock has not revealed any plans to create any GPUs using AMD's Vega architecture, for now focusing their efforts on RX 550, RX 560, RX 570 and RX 580 models as well as their Phantom Gaming overclocking utility.Below are the specifications of all four ASRock Phantom Gaming GPU models, where we will list their clock speeds in the GPU's Default, Silent and OC modes. Each GPU will ship with their "Default" clock speed profiles, though their OC and Silent modes can be unlocked using ASRock's Phantom Gaming utility.





In the images above and below you can see that ASRock's new RX570/580 Gaming X models will both ship with a dual-fan cooler design, with three DisplayPort outputs alongside HDMI 2.0 and DVI-D outputs. Both cards will use an 8-pin PCIe power connector for supplemental power, alongside the GPU's PCIe 3.0 bus.



Moving onto ASRock's lower-end Phantom Gaming RX550/RX560 models, we can see that the company has designed these two models to models to use the same single-fan heatsink design and have no external power inputs, only drawing power from the GPU's PCIe bus. ASRock has opted to design their RX 560 around AMD's 14 CU (896 Stream Processors) RX 560 core design, not the 16CU (1024 Stream Processor) model, which something that potential purchasers should be aware of.









At this time ASRock has not revealed the pricing of these new GPU models, or when they will become available. ASRock has listed all of these GPUs with the following disclaimer "This model may not be sold worldwide. Please contact your local dealer for the availability of this model in your region."



You can join the discussion on ASRock's new Phantom Gaming series of Radeon GPUs on the OC3D Forums.



Special thanks to g0ggles1994 for the info.

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