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The Egg wrote:Well this is new....I didn't know graphics cards cared about UEFI. How old is the system in question? I know UEFI has been fairly ubiquitous since about 2011, so perhaps a 460 is a bit much?
The Egg wrote:Well this is new....I didn't know graphics cards cared about UEFI. How old is the system in question? I know UEFI has been fairly ubiquitous since about 2011, so perhaps a 460 is a bit much?
Yan wrote:I've tried it, and I can confirm that an RX 460 does work properly with a BIOS motherboard.
Keep in mind that my motherboard only supports PCI Express 1. Compared to an R7 250, Passmark's 2D Graphics benchmark went from 448 to 461. The 3D Graphics benchmark went from 1849 to 4075.
The Windows Performance Index for Graphics went from 7,2 to 7,9, as did the Game Graphics index. This is with Windows 7 64 bits.
The difference in quality is obvious when playing Crysis 2.
avixb wrote:is it the sapphire radeon rx 460 2gb or 4gb? could you tell me what motherboard you are using with this card?