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**AMD Fiji Thread**

Hi,

In all fairness both vendors have had equally as bad moments, it's when one tries to justify it as the norm that's slightly obtuse. AMD should want to scream about the performance of this product, it's the first of it's kind.

It just seems strange that none of the big review sites like Linus, Ryan or Kitguru have review samples. I would want my product being sung about if I was confident in it!
 
I believe it was AMDMatt that said you can never have too much VRAM!

I'm still waiting on reviews, but Fury X needs to have good reviews and beat a 980Ti by 10%+ for me to consider 4GB VRAM for 4K.

I know 10%+ doesn't sound like much, but at 4K it is the difference between 40 and 45 FPs.
 
It just seems strange that none of the big review sites like Linus, Ryan or Kitguru have review samples. I would want my product being sung about if I was confident in it!

Because these sites 'care' about GPU consumers so much, I'm sure they will purchase their own cards to make sure the 'truth' gets out!
 
you have seen his pro NVidia videos of recent years then....

and `lets use FCAT` which magically appeared from NVidia to slate crossfire.....

I'm not going to critique him over that. At the end of the day Crossfire was completely broken and AMD would not have done a sausage about it had they not been caught in the act.

So no, I don't blame Ryan for that no matter what his motives were (you could clearly see him revelling in the fame it got him and the attention he was getting, and you can sniff just a whiff of Nvidia fanboy but it was still very important).

Whatever he does now? meh, couldn't give a toss really.
 
I'm still waiting on reviews, but Fury X needs to have good reviews and beat a 980Ti by 10%+ for me to consider 4GB VRAM for 4K.

I know 10%+ doesn't sound like much, but at 4K it is the difference between 40 and 45 FPs.

So, still a overpriced, interim, stutter-fest, then.
 
I really don't blame Amd not giving their cards to certain people as it would be like them giving their cards to Nvidia to write a unbiased review. It would be a silly thing to do.

It would be like giving the Fury X to LambChop or the OCuk forum NV pack to review and expecting a truthful review. Ain't going to happen.
 
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It's all subjective, you feel 4K is a stutter fest and pointless. I find the clarity and sharpness to be a revelation.;)

Guess we'll have to disagree, then.

For me (running at much less than 4k), I find anything below 60 fps (a low figure in itself to some), to be pretty horrible when playing mouse + kb. 40-45 fps at any res. is just unacceptable to me.
 
and `lets use FCAT` which magically appeared from NVidia to slate crossfire.....

It was clearly made to discredit AMD and expose the difference as AMD wasnt aware of this themselves but that also allowed AMD to work on this to beat Nvidia to that game so I would say it did backfire on Nvidia in the end. The XDMA crossfire trough pcie is such an answer allowing AMD to skip the bridges.

I am excited to find out what AMD did to crossfire and Fury and what they will have with Dx12 and win 10 as we are transitioning into that now and anything dx11 is old now as in 7 weeks its all win 10.

The future of gaming is about to arrive as DX11 turns to dust.
 
Hi,

Ryan Shrout is someone else who's having a tantrum then.

https://twitter.com/ryanshrout/status/611707106010378240

PCPer were positive about the 390x and praised it a lot. :cofused:, The negative reviews I've seen are Toms Hardware and Kitguru. Tom's were messing around with the drivers and using older versions as they couldn't get the latest one stable on the 200 series, I haven't seen the Kitguru video or review yet so I won't comment.
 
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First AMD Radeon R9 Fury X review samples are in the wild

The Fury X comes in a fancy box with AMD Radeon R9 Series logo. It’s kind of interesting that Fury series actually do not have their own logo, not on the box, not on the card, not in official documents, there is simply no official logo for Fury series. Yet there are four Radeon logos on the card: LED illuminated logo on the side, red Radeon logo on the front, laser-engraved logo on the I/O bracket and finally the Radeon sticker on the fan. Just none of them says Fury.

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