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Possible Radeon 390X / 390 and 380X Spec / Benchmark (do not hotlink images!!!!!!)

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https://twitter.com/repi/status/601739457960763392
Not sure what GPU this is? Dice Repi posted it on twitter though.

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Doubtful about Dice leak are actually the final retail version or prototype version distributed to games developers.

The last time Dice leaked 290X card look like this:

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http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/dice-leaks-picture-of-amd-radeon-r9-290x-hawaii-gpu.html

Then 2 days later at GPU14, 290X was unveiled but with different cooler!

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I hope those leaked pictures aren't true.
I was really hoping AMD would put some effort in this time around but seems like they're sticking with the hideous design concept that they used for the 295x2.

Still, if they've produced a decent blower cooler I can get past the looks. Just please don't let them be AIO coolers...
 
I hope those leaked pictures aren't true.
I was really hoping AMD would put some effort in this time around but seems like they're sticking with the hideous design concept that they used for the 295x2.

Still, if they've produced a decent blower cooler I can get past the looks. Just please don't let them be AIO coolers...

Whats wrong with the 295x2 design? Its the best looking card they've produced in years. There was an air cooled 295 card and it was a turd, loud and throttled. An aio was literally the only way the 295x2 could be released as a true x2 card without reducing clocks.

And yes, so far these cards are liquid cooled as well with word doing the rounds there's an air cooled version at some point.
 
Don't make the mistake in thinking because I post i care. As for bridge. I live in a shed, stink of **** and have no mates.

Really hope this 390x performs, can't wait for Boom to start his attacks on Nvidia again.

this line of thought that Boom has is just bonkers, because you only ever upgrade if the next card is a lot more powerful. the only thing Titan X needs is another Titan X or a 390X2.

the 390X is for someone whose on mid range card looking for an upgrade
 
Whats wrong with the 295x2 design? Its the best looking card they've produced in years. There was an air cooled 295 card and it was a turd, loud and throttled. An aio was literally the only way the 295x2 could be released as a true x2 card without reducing clocks.

And yes, so far these cards are liquid cooled as well with word doing the rounds there's an air cooled version at some point.

The 295x2 design?
It was like the saw the Titan cooler and thought "Let's do something like that! But lets design it with our eyes closed and make it look much much cheaper!" and then they decided to stick some big black tubes coming out the sides.

I hope the AIO cooler is just a novelty thing for the people that will buy anything. Hopefully the blower card works well and cools better than the 290/X cooler did (and is quieter).

The trouble with AIO coolers is that they seem to add expense to the card. Watercooler will remove the default cooler anyway so don't need anything fancy.
Also finding room for 4 independent 120mm radiators along with a 240mm cpu radiator is likely to be an issue with a lot of cases I'd have thought.

The 295x2 was also a bit unique in that it had 2 of the hottest running cores in the world running on 1 PCB, hopefully the new AMD cards won't require that.
 
The dual version of this will definitely have an aio, if people are mad enough to want 4 of these (hello kaap :p ) obviously they'll wait until there's water blocks available to add them to a loop. Having 4 aio's would require something like that gigabyte waterforce turd that probably sold 1 world wide :p
 
The dual version of this will definitely have an aio, if people are mad enough to want 4 of these (hello kaap :p ) obviously they'll wait until there's water blocks available to add them to a loop. Having 4 aio's would require something like that gigabyte waterforce turd that probably sold 1 world wide :p

AMDMatt will probably get 4 too.

I'd like to, but I doubt it'll happen.

And I think Kaap also fits in the category of doing proper water cooling, so he's just gonna ditch whatever the default cooling is anyway.

Is there really a need for AIO cooling on these? Are AMD having to brute force things that much that they need that sort of cooling?

It sort of feels like it's being done for the novelty value.
 
AMDMatt will probably get 4 too.

I'd like to, but I doubt it'll happen.

And I think Kaap also fits in the category of doing proper water cooling, so he's just gonna ditch whatever the default cooling is anyway.

Is there really a need for AIO cooling on these? Are AMD having to brute force things that much that they need that sort of cooling?

It sort of feels like it's being done for the novelty value.

Think about it this way, the gpu and ram are much tighter together than they've ever been in the past on any other card, that's bound to create an area where there's a lot of dense heat. Obviously on standard gddr 5 cards the ram and gpu is much more spread out so the heat isn't as focused as much on a small area. The rumour is air and liquid cooled versions, obviously so far whats pictures is liquid cooled, it could be air cooled is left to third party vendors and the first influx of cards will have an aio.
 
"Huh. Who said AMD doesn’t support game developers? Weird :D "

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That's what the official AMD Radeon account posted.

So I guess this is it ?

We should have a few benches coming out when the press gets some cards..
 
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