Today's graphics cards are expensive and difficult to buy, and many manufacturers and players have turned back to old cards, such as the classic AMD RX 500 series.
Japanese manufacturer Genjin Zhi recently re-launched an RX 550, half-height full-length single-slot design, three dimensions of 167×68×16 mm, with a half-height bezel.
In terms of specifications, it is completely public standard, 14nm process Polaris 12 GPU cores, 512 stream processors, core frequency 1071-1183MHz, 128-bit 4GB GDDR5 video memory, equivalent frequency 6GHz, output interface one HDMI 2.0, one DVI-D (long time no see).
The power consumption of the whole card is only 50W, so a small fan can be done, and there is no need for external power supply.
In terms of performance, after all, it is the old card of five years ago, which is basically similar to the top core display such as Vega 11 and Iris Xe today, but this time it gave 4GB of video memory, or it is more conscientious (there was also a 2GB version that year).
The price is 17600 yen, about 980 yuan - the first time it was only 599 yuan, the cheapest 14nm graphics card, and now it has become a "thousand yuan card".
At present, there are also some second-tier brands of RX 550 in China that are still on sale, with the lowest price of about six or seven hundred yuan and the highest nearly 1,000 yuan.
