The Sapphire Pulse Dual-X cooler design. All of the cards match AMD’s baseline pricing, with the exception of the $180 RX 570 Pulse we’re testing today—RX 570 cards start at $170.

Sapphire’s Radeon RX 570 Pulse graphics card has long been an excellent choice for 1080p gamers on a budget who still want a solid performer. But today, its value is through the roof.

The latest cards from Sapphire look set to tick all the right boxes for affordable gaming, and the PULSE RX 570 4GB especially. Priced at just £180 the card delivers a refresh of the older RX 470 ...

Sapphire has released more information about ... rather than 1,450MHz. The Pulse RX 570 has a core clock of 1,284MHz when boosted, while the ITX variant runs at 1,244MHz. The RX 550 drops things ...

with dual ball-bearing fans and the SAPPHIRE Quick Connectfeature for easy cleaning and replacement. RX 570: Pulse of gaming in standard and small-form-factors For gamers on a slightly smaller ...

(The RX 570 has been in the low-$100 range ... I was surprised by the Sapphire Pulse Radeon RX 5500 XT's size, especially next to the ultra-compact, 6.8-inch-long Zotac GeForce GTX 1650 Super ...

The RX 570 Pulse 4GB card looks much like the RX 580 Nitro+ on first glance but looks alone can be deceiving. The Pulse does away with dual BIOSes, the side-lit Sapphire logo, additional LEDs ...

The downside of the Polaris RX 570 architecture ... to be more relevant if you plan to run multiple cards for mining. Sapphire's cooler does a good job at keeping temperatures and noise in ...

Down the otherwise, a tasteful Sapphire logo and a bit of pinstriping, while the rear of the card features comprehensive display connections; 2 x HDMI, 2 x DP, 1 x DVI. The PULSE draws its ...