Question 1

would this card be able to run battle for azeroth?

Accepted Answer

going by WoWs minimum requirements yes.. medium graphic settings should run smooth depending on your processor. Very high graphic setting may not run as smooth

Question 2

I have two ASUS RX560's on a MSI Tomahawk b350 gaming board. One runs great but when I install the second and launch a game, my video crashes but not the system. Running on a TT Pro RGB 750w modular PS. I'm not sure what the problem is. I was thinking PS but I should have more than enough power.  Any suggestions???

Accepted Answer

I do not think its your Power Supply, rather it most likely is you configuration with the cards and how they are configured.  If you are using a crossfire ribbon between the 2 cards then make sure that you have the latest drivers from AMD and that crossfire is supported on the cards.  Also from what i read the crossfire does not work very well with these ares.

Good luck

Question 3

so how many CUDA cores does it have?

Accepted Answer

None as only Nvidia cards have CUDA Cores.

These use stream processors which are the AMD version however they run under OpenCL not CUDA.

Question 4

Would I be better off running two of these cards in crossfire or just getting a beefier card?

Accepted Answer

That depends as a RX 470 or RX 570 (AMD) or a 1060 (Nvidia) is equal to running two of these cards in crossfire without the stuttering issues that crossfire can cause.

I would recommend just buying a RX 470/RX 570 or a Nvidia Geforce GTX 1060 if you can find it at a decent price (blame the coin miners if you can't).

If you cant get one of them cards at a decent price then yes by all means get two of these and crossfire them just be prepared for the extra power draw (electric bill and power supply usage) noise and heat!

Question 5

Is this the normal 560, or the 560d which is significantly worse?

Accepted Answer

Look at the Specifications.  It says "896 Stream Processors", which is the lower-spec version.  The RX 560 with 1024 stream processors is the better variant.

Question 6

Could some body explain the point of this for $300? The MSI RX 560 AERO has 1024 stream processors and will perform better than this one handily and is just over $100.

Accepted Answer

Sorry folks it is $150, which is still half the price of this thing.

Question 7

Does this card support VR?

Accepted Answer

No, this model does not support VR.

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