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The B580 sits in the budget bracket but punches at 1440p rather than just 1080p, and the reason is its memory: 12GB across a 192-bit interface gives it bandwidth and headroom that 128-bit 8GB cards in the same price range lack. That advantage grows as resolution climbs.
On the silicon are 20 Xe-cores, 20 ray-tracing units and 160 XMX AI engines, clocking to around 2.67GHz within a 190W board power. XeSS uses those XMX engines for upscaling that holds up well, and the AV1 encoder makes it a genuinely useful card for streaming and video work on a tight budget.