Was thinking about puchasing amd rx580 was wondering if fab supports acceleration encoding for this graphic card.
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My GTX1080 gave up the ghost not so long ago so I had to put my sons old RX480 into my PC. The GPU runs fine OC'd @ 1510 which is OC'd by a fair amount so you should be OK with the RX580.
But I can't wait until I get my replacement RTX2080.
I don't have anything against the AMD GPU's they do run well and if split open and have the thermal paste replaced for some decent stuff they run brilliantly. Like I said it's OC'd to 1510 and never goes above 50 degrees C. This is the first AMD I have ever used, but I do find it to be troublesome compared to Nvidia GPU's. Even when it was in standard form.Comment
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