AMD and its partners will continuing selling two versions of the Radeon RX 560, but the specs should be clearly listed. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission ...

When AMD launched the RX 560 GPU, as an upgrade to the older RX 460, it upgraded the specs of the card slightly. Unlike the RX 580 and RX 570, which retained their GPU cores, texture units, and ROP ...

Back in May HEXUS reported upon the official launch of AMD Radeon RX 560 graphics cards. There actually wasn't a launch event or fanfare of any kind, rather the card just started to appear in listings ...

Update, December 6, 2017: AMD have just released a statement regarding the confusion between their cut-down and full spec RX 560 cards being sold with the same naming scheme, saying they're taking ...

AMD has just made its Radeon RX 560 graphics card official, powered by the Polaris 21 GPU and its 1024 stream processors, 64 TMUs, 16 ROPs, and 2GB/4GB configurations. AMD has the base/boost GPU ...

When shopping for an entry-level graphics card, you will now need to be quite careful when picking out an AMD RX 560. As of today, there is now a second version of the RX 560 that has appeared with ...

Buying a budget graphics card just got trickier. AMD and its partners quietly began selling Radeon RX 560 cards with fewer compute units and stream processors than originally advertised, without ...

AMD has rather quietly 'launched' the Radeon RX 560 graphics card. Perhaps the understated release of details and the addition of this card to its RX 500 family stable was meant to avoid distraction ...

The RX 570 is positioned between the upper-end of the GTX 1050 Ti's price range and the bottom of the GTX 1060 3GB's. The 1050 Ti is decidedly outclassed by the RX ...

AMD has a new range of graphics cards in the form the AMD RX 580, RX 570, RX 560, and RX 550. All, bar the new RX 550, are slightly tweaked versions of the 400-series that debuted with RX 480 in June ...

Customers who buy a Radeon RX 560 graphics card may get a bit less than they bargained for. That's because some cards are now shipping with fewer compute units and stream processors than originally ...