For our money, we can only really recommend the four gigabyte version of the RX 560, so that's what we've included in our benchmark results. On top of that, any given model may have two or four gigabytes of memory and PCI Express power connections or not - and you can expect limited overclocking and lower boost clocks without it. Two versions of the silicon are available, featuring 14 and 16 compute units, respectively.

Meanwhile, the situation with the RX 560 is complicated to say the least.

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