ASRock prepares Radeon RX 570 cards for cryptocurrency excavators

The company ASRock officially debuted on the graphics card market. Initially, Radeon RX 500 models for players appeared on the manufacturer's offer, but there are also plans for cryptocurrency excavators. What can we expect?

The manufacturer plans to introduce four versions of Radeon RX 570 based on the Polaris 20 XL graphics chip (2048 SP clocked at 1244 MHz). The differences between the different versions are to be limited to VRAM - three will be equipped with 4 GB of GDDR5 256-bit memory (Micron, SK Hynix or Samsung), and one in 8 GB GDDR5 256-bit (Micron).

The producer has officially introduced the Phantom Gaming M1 Radeon RX570 4G and Phantom Gaming M1 Radeon RX570 8G models. Both work at 1244 MHz for the core and 7000 MHz for memory, and with the Phantom Gaming Tweak application, you can still activate silent mode (1194/6972 MHz) or OC (1293/7028 MHz).

The cards have a 2-slot cooling system that uses a radiator with radially spaced ribs, a single heat pipe and a fan with a double ball bearing. As previously pointed out, the Phantom Gaming M1 series cards only have one DVI-D output.