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

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So the Nano is small... Great, I guess? But why would I need one / what does the size matter unless you are building a miniature ITX build? Render me unimpressed. $649 + tax for Fury X = 980Ti pricing.
 
Exactly my thoughts, why even post that here? Everyone seemingly agrees they nailed it, what exactly disappointed you? lol

I'm still skeptical. I'm waiting for proper reviews, maybe because I didn't hear the audio but I don't feel as hyped up as some of the others in this thread. Price sounds pretty good though.
 
You could turn that around and say the usual AMD boys hyping things up. Actual gaming performance wasn't shown and people are writing off the TX and 980ti lol.

I know which one looks more stupid.

It's already been explained why there's no gaming benchies, but they'll be leaked or NDA will be up within a week so no prob.
 
Seems fitting :))

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If the Fury X performs on par with the 980Ti at stock clocks for £500-£550 at launch they really are on for a winner with that alone.


Also depending on the price the nano could well be the killer in this years AMD lineup, showing off the real advantage of HBM :D
 
We are seeing the usual AMD fanboys wetting themselves at AMD PR.

1.5X the efficiency of the 290x is not that impressive at all, nor is 4GB VRAM, or the fact that it is less powerful than a TX .

But never let facts get in the way of a good masturbation.

Please stop posting crap. You seem very mad?
 
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yep, though if it were conclusively faster in a single GPU config than the Titan X then they'd probably have brought that up I'd have thought.

They would have had wall to wall benchmarks to highlight it.

Having said that $649.00 for the Fury X is quite a bargain and fantastic BFB.
 
People are actually moaning about the measurement in performance per watt even though its exactly the same on nvidia presentations and when Tom Petersen is on the pcper podcast?
 
AMD have talked up HBM performance a lot but the fact of the matter is it's still only 120GB/s faster than 390X which has twice the amount of memory. NVidia's 384bit bus with their bandwidth saving gubbins might even be able to match it and they have 2GB extra. Lets wait for reviews before getting carried away eh?
 
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$649 is the same price as the 980ti in America which translates into £540 here (EVGA Reference)

So it'll be £540, that's not exactly cheap though is it? It's still 980ti range. But then again nobody has any idea about the performance of it.
 
So the Nano is small... Great, I guess? But why would I need one / what does the size matter unless you are building a miniature ITX build? Render me unimpressed. $649 + tax for Fury X = 980Ti pricing.

Talk about stating the obvious.

It's literally purposely deigned for small form factors, somehow you have written that as a negative :D

Other people with bigger cases could go Fury X. They are literally catering for everyone.

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The exact same cards then, just ones watercooled, others air ?

I suspect they don't have any cores disabled. The X will just be binned higher and OC more, plus the cooler obviously - which will not be cheap at all if it's rated at 500W TDP ... the Gentle Typhoon fan's cost to AMD is probably ~$7-8 alone.
 
We are seeing the usual AMD fanboys wetting themselves at AMD PR.

1.5X the efficiency of the 290x is not that impressive at all, nor is 4GB VRAM, or the fact that it is less powerful than a TX .

But never let facts get in the way of a good masturbation.

You've been trolling this thread for days now, why not give it a rest?

AMD have shown progress and innovation today, we're discussing and celebrating that in here.

I look forward to seeing some benchmarks!
 
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