![]() ![]() Maybe that’s why the card’s priced just $20 lower than a 4GB RX 480. But for the most part, AMD’s new card sticks pretty close to the RX 480’s central design. There’s also surprisingly no reference 8GB memory option for the Radeon RX 470, though AMD says it “encourages to differentiate” if they see a market for 8GB versions. ![]() The RX 470’s base clock speed of 926MHz is far below the RX 480’s 1,120MHz its memory is slightly slower at 6.6Gbps effective versus 7.0Gbps on the RX 480 and the RX 470 has a 120 watt TDP, 30W less than the RX 480’s. That said, there are definitely some key additional tweaks. Under the hood, the RX 470 has only four fewer compute units than the RX 480 256 fewer stream processors 16 fewer texture units and the same amount of ROPs. That’s pretty darn close to the RX 480’s 1,266MHz max clock speed, and the same amount of base RAM. The RX 470’s clock speeds top out at 1,206MHz, with 4GB of onboard GDDR5 memory traveling over a 256-bit bus. Glance at the RX 470’s stats and you’re sure to raise an eyebrow. ![]()
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