The Fury X is a single GPU, AMD drivers are absolutely spot on for most single card users and for a lot of crossfire users bar those who play a select few games.
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Possible Radeon 390X / 390 and 380X Spec / Benchmark (do not hotlink images!!!!!!)
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The Fury X is a single GPU, AMD drivers are absolutely spot on for most single card users and for a lot of crossfire users bar those who play a select few games.
Indeed.
We have to wait for reviews but form what has been said the Fury X looks to be about the same performance as the 980Ti, if it was faster than the TX they liekly would have said so (and not a dual Fury be the fastest card).
The price that AMD have set looks like they want it to go head to head with the 980Ti. Same price, same performance looks to be the liekly outcome.
Water cooling is probably the easiest way to disperse heat concentrated into that small of an area, gddr 5 is obviously more spread out over the pcb whereas hbm is virtually on top of the core. The small pcb probably means they would have to extend it in some way with a blank pcb to mount a functioning air cooler. If its cool and quiet i doubt many would care, putting in 4 screws to mount a rad is hardly the most challenging job for most people and there's plenty of cases that support it. No clue what the air cooled fury will look like.
Word is wont see benchmarks till Fri/Sat for what ever reason.
Tell me what happened the 295x2 because mine is working fine strangely enough.....
Exactly. Yeah it's a nice price considering it's watercooled but at the end of the day the in-game performance is what matters.
Even if it runs super quiet and cool but is slower than a 980ti at the same price then how is that impressive?
Maybe we'll see some benchmarks before next Wed
649$ is £540 here
$649 is the 980TI RRP in the US so you can figure 980Ti pricing in the UK.
If people want single cards I'm pretty sure the Fury X will be the best price to performance card in that class.
$649 + tax = 980Ti's current price, why would Nvidia need to drop their price unless Fury X beats it convincingly?
What's the price? (seriously I've missed it, this thread is hitting 1k posts an hour ATM lol.
$649
The normal Fury will probably be the best price/performance wise. Depends how close they are, if it's only a few percent then most will go for the Fury.
Clever release schedule though as with the Fury X coming first a lot of people waiting on the normal Fury may bite and just spend the extra $100 on the X.
The 2x8pin and water cooling certainly is a course for concern.
The only way that makes sense is even if their core is 1.5x as efficient as the 290X they have pushed things to crazy limits to try to meet or beat the Titan X
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Yeah I posted earlier about how a EVGA Reference 980ti is $649 in America but it's £540 here so that's basically what the Fury X will cost.
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