SAPPHIRE Radeon RX 460 2GB OC

Evolution is here! The 14nm Polaris manufacturing technology shifts the limits of efficiency, performance and size. The SAPPHIRE Radeon RX 460 OC graphics card is a hot brand and one of the earliest Polaris chips. Sufficient computing power will allow you to play games without compromise, with the power consumption being half as much as existing products thanks to the brand new architecture.

Key features

• The latest architecture with lots of new technologies
• Excellent price/performance ratio
• Sufficient performance for smooth play of current and future games
• Full DirectX 12 support
• FreeSync technology protects against image tearing while playing
• Option to connect multiple monitors with AMD Eyefinity
• HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort 1.4 handle 4K image transfer at 60 Hz

Impressive playing, more efficient work

With SAPPHIRE Radeon RX 460 2GB your gaming moves up a level. Playing on one monitor already limits your gaming. AMD Eyefinity technology will allow the desktop to be expanded to multiple monitors. As you play, you will immerse yourself in the virtual environment of your favourite game, and your work becomes more efficient and productive.

FreeSync technology will prevent tricking of the image while playing to improve communication between the graphics processor and the monitor. This gives you a smooth picture and a much better gaming experience. The GPU itself is powered by 2GB of GDDR5 memory. By computing power of more than 2 TFLOPS , this piece can be compated to Pascal's competing NVIDIA chips, which are two times more expensive.

Leading both in resolution and frame rates

Connector equipment does not boast of modern architecture. In addition to the upgraded HDMI 2.0b port featuring 4K at 60 frames per second, the DisplayPort is on the backside of the 1.4 version. The enhanced interface can handle up to 3840×2160 at 120 frames per second. There is also the Freesync support for smooth image and HDR for great colour results. The Polaris architecture also takes H.265 acceleration to its hips to 4K resolution and even at 60 frames per second .