I'm completely bemused why anyone thinks these are good prices. The 980 is around the same price, but performs better, consumes less power and probably Overclocks better.
So is the 390X not a worthwhile upgrade over a 980 G1 Gaming at 1440p?
I'm completely bemused why anyone thinks these are good prices. The 980 is around the same price, but performs better, consumes less power and probably Overclocks better.
Damn, this has really messed with my plans to buy a 970...
Are there even any reviews available yet to back up these claims?
They are NOT great price, however I think AMD actually played their hand well on targeting a weakspot of the 970/980 with 3.5/4GB vram- gaming on 2560 res.I'm completely bemused why anyone thinks these are good prices. The 980 is around the same price, but performs better, consumes less power and probably Overclocks better.
This has never made any sense. The people who say it often don't have a clue what they're talking about, or are lying to themselves. There isn't this intrinsic link between GPU power available, and VRAM usage.They are NOT great price, however I think AMD actually played their hand well on targeting a weakspot of the 970/980 with 3.5/4GB vram- gaming on 2560 res.
The usual people would no doubt be shouting the usual "you'd run out of grunt before running out of vram", but it has been shown that you CAN actually run out of vram before run out of grunt with just 3.5/4GB, even on a single 290/970 level card...nevermind dual-card setups with the extra grunt.
Though Nvidia could easily just release 7/8GB Edition GTX970/GTX980, but the question is...would they do it?
They're rebrands of the 290 and 290X. The Nano, Fury, and Fury X will be upgrades over a 290.
Dont be fooled by the 8gb folks everything in here is yet another rebrand and an over priced one at that, where is the next gen stuff from AMD?
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