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Polaris GPU's are just hitting the market but they are pushing the Vega GPU's for the Battlefield 1 Launch.
Polaris = Low power/cost, high efficiency (never meant to compete with enthusiast cards).
Vega = Enthusiast level.
Was having a chat to an AMD rep a few months ago and he said no way for 2016 and Vega... Guess Nvidia put enough ants in their pants.
The only thing for sure is where the gtx1070 sits all else is speculation, will there be a gtx1060ti it's anyone's guess just as much a guess as how well the Rx480 and 1060 will perform or not perform.
You seem confident about your information but I'd rather actually see some concrete numbers.
Much like Steam shoves a lot of win 10 ?s into a dump thread there should be a speculation/rumor/guesstamation dump thread as well.
I downloaded Star Wars Battlefront free trial
it looks like i can run all medium settings 70-90 fps .
my graphics isnt even overclocked
I feel like the 380 should be getting better performance in Battlefront than that. I thought the 2GB VRAM might be holding you back, but a quick internet search reveals that most people can max that game with average 60 fps, even with 2GB VRAM. Something's weird.