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If that's real, i dont think thats great considering its 1080p...
And it's the multi-player that has toned down visuals compared to the campaign.
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If that's real, i dont think thats great considering its 1080p...
Because thats what 98% of people buy????
Right, the 970, a far more popular card than the 390 is currently at £220 up.
The Gigabyte Windforce 970 OC launched at £280, I bought one.
worst case its as fat that 390 and overclocks 10%, for $200 thats still one hell of a card.
I keep being ignored on that - as I've pointed out several times how this has reminded me of the 4870 and 5000 series launch; AMD gotten smart and gone back to that; the amount of misinformation AMD had on those launches was legendary and amazing. This is almost a mirror of what they did back then and look what dropped - they are saying this is similar.....things are going to get very interesting.....
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Damn that's a funny video![]()
Most of the users that post in this section do not, they buy enthusiast level cards and if AMD released the enthusiast level card/cards first then the fuss that has been mode over this card by certain people would not exist.
Why is the RRP now being treated as the wholesale price? RRP is the price point AMD would like retailers to sell at including the retailers margin. Sometimes it's not possible as there is not enough room for other factors, and you do have to add VAT... but profit margin should already be (at least partially) included.
Remember Gibbo said the 8GB model was over $200 landed, not the 4GB. (I assume that post is why you were thinking this?)
I have never seen so much fuss made over a mainstream card.![]()
If that's real, i dont think thats great considering its 1080p...
Actually we have, forget which one but whenever mid-range comes first with high stakes and no high-end in sight it's often like this.
I think there are plenty of people in the 7950 range/age cards that are on these forums and consider this a very good upgrade
No leak so far has been running on Polaris optimised drivers. There is also no code enabled in the drivers for any of the new hardware features. 16.6.2 drivers which contain Polaris supporting code are being sent out to reviewers as of yesterday. So expect the performance to go up a reasonable amount or to even jump up by a fair amount.
Since why would 15.2.1 and 16.6.1 drivers contain code for polaris? apparently the drivers with the new overclocking controls don't even come with the polaris code.
Yes, over $200, I took that as over $200, not $200, the school of thought has been $229 for the 8GB and <$300 for the AIB cards, $200 to $300 is the price AMD touted, if that was retail, fine... its about £150, same price as a 380, tho that 480 is still reference.
As it currently stands we are getting a more power efficient AIB 390 8GB for AIB 390 8GB prices. or a 970....
The 7950 is an enthusiast level card and i said the people posting the most, not how many people on the forum own 7950 and yes it would be a good upgrade, but they are not the ones making a fuss, thus that is not my point.
Ok, this is the second time somebody said gameplay framerates looked good, but...........no, this doesn't at all. I dont think some of y'all are even checking here.DOOM on the 480. The settings are custom but pretty much maxed. Seems to be averaging over 75fps. the cpu is only an i5-6400 so this is looking good.
At 1080p that's pretty poor to be honest... You're right.