What do you guys think on 2x Fury on xfire?

[hobib_ali]

So im looking at Asus Radeon Fury Strix at £455 a pop, 900 for xfire, seems pretty decent for the latest cards for £900, with all the new HBM tech ect

Reviews show its the same as the 980ti so 980ti vs fury xfire? 980ti is like an extra massive £300

Ive noticed that its the standard Fury and not the Fury X, its just a little less on the Stream Processors from 3584 to 4096 Stream Processors...

Id doubt it will be a big difference in the FPS...


Ive got a rog swift g sync but will probably sell it and get a 4k monitor...

 

[nashathedog]

I've got a Fury Tri-x and it's an amazing card, Cool, quiet and it let's me run everthing at 1440 via vsr on my 1080p screen really well. If you can find a quiet Fury x (let alone 2) it will be an even better option but even so a pair of Fury pro's seem to do a great job according to Loadsa. And yeah when crossfire works it does scale better than sli. When it works.

 

[JediFragger]

Loadsamoney has a Fury Xfire setup and is loving it! I say go for it

If you get a 4k monitor then def get a Freesync-capable one

 

[hobib_ali]

Loadsamoney has a Fury Xfire setup and is loving it! I say go for it

If you get a 4k monitor then def get a Freesync-capable one

but im on about that standard fury, not the expensive furyx, the one with the air cooling, it will blow 4k out of the water right?

 

[hobib_ali]

and it will be like having 2 980ti sli performance?

 

[hobib_ali]

ps why is every single fury out of stock? like 8 different ones, are they that popular or is it in short supply?

 

[Lokken86]

but im on about that standard fury, not the expensive furyx, the one with the air cooling, it will blow 4k out of the water right?

He was talking about the regular fury. ** No competitor talk / names / or hinting **