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Radeon RX 550 (512 SP) 2GB

2GB VRAM. Documented release: .

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THE RECORDED NUMBERS

RX 550 (512 SP) 2GB benchmark

Benchmark FPS at 1080p
23 FPS
Our rating
29.1 /100
550s we've tested
2
Recorded benchmark rank
#196 of 257 variants

Shared family total: Radeon RX 550 2GB.

GPUsed’s continuous 1080p FurMark workload. These figures compare that benchmark, not FPS in a particular game. Historical quantities are supplied model or family totals, not the retained sample size of the displayed FPS average.

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GPUSED’S TAKE

The verdict

The 512-shader RX 550 2GB was a small Polaris card for light games and compact PCs. Sapphire sold this configuration at the family debut, but other RX 550s later used 640 shaders, so the processor count matters more than the shared name.

GPUsed Legend Rating

3.4 /10
3.4 out of 10

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THE EXACT VERSION

Identity and release

Model
Radeon RX 550 (512 SP) 2GB
Memory
2GB VRAM
Documented release
Release event
documented exact-variant availability
Release scope
Japan; Sapphire PULSE 2GB board announced for shop sale from 21 April

Sapphire specifies an RX 550 2GB GDDR5 board with 512 stream processors; the dated shop report names the same PULSE capacity and board code. GPUsed's board SKU is unknown.

A board-specific test SKU is not supplied with this profile. It identifies the recorded GPU variant; a particular card’s dimensions, cooler and power connections need their own check.

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