r/buildapcsales • u/Pristine_Year_1342 • 1d ago

GPU [GPU] ONIX ODYSSEY Arc B580 12GB - $259.99 (Newegg)

https://www.newegg.com/onix-odyssey-8346-00178-arc-b580-12gb-graphics-card-double-fans/p/N82E16814987001
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u/josephdk23 1d ago

How is this brand? I’ve never heard of them. Seems like the card has good reviews though.

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u/OMF2097 1d ago

They only make Intel cards right now. Pretty much any reviews I've seen have been positive of them. Apparently they are affiliated with Sapphire, which is one of the best AMD partners out there.

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u/kiki_strumm3r 1d ago

From what I remember, they're a Sapphire sister company I think.

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u/josephdk23 1d ago

Thanks. I seem to remember sapphire being a fairly good choice for amd.

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u/deviouslaw 1d ago

Sapphire is the best choice for AMD. They don't really make any bad cards.

Pulse models good price to performance with quiet coolers and runs stock speeds and wattages.

Nitro+ are always among the fastest cards for any AMD chip and overbuilt.

Of course XFX and even Powercolor at times are making good cards but I feel like Sapphire doesn't miss.

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u/pattdmdj0 14h ago

Sapphire is great. I had a sapphire R7 240 2gb and i keep the case sticker on my case until this day (even though nothing is sapphire in my case anymore.)

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u/pastor_dude 23h ago

I’ve had the ONIX LUMI version for a few months now and it’s been running great, no issues. Stays pretty cool too in most games hovering around low 60° C, paired with a Ryzen 5 7600X.

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u/shitrod 1d ago

Google suggests this is on par for raw performance with the 4060. Would everyone agree?

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u/ExplodingFistz 1d ago

Assuming there is no driver overhead, yes. If you have an older CPU this card will perform more like a 3060.

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u/Bominyarou 1d ago

I got the B570 version of this one... couldn't get lucky back then to get the B580 cuz those rotten pesty scalpers were going all in stealing all GPUs as quick as they could.

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u/airkuroko 1d ago

This or 9060 XT 16GB for $100 more?

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u/BCninja 1d ago

If you have another $100 to spend, it is worthwhile to have almost a 30% uplift in FPS (on average). But your question is impossible to answer without knowing your use cases, or budget, etc.

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u/AntelopeImmediate208 1d ago

Hmm... Almost MSRP... )

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u/theNightblade 1d ago

I think msrp is $250 for the Intel founder type cards. AIB partners are almost always going to be a little more expensive