The Fury Pro Fiji Owners Thread

LoadsaMoney · 2 Sep 2015 at 00:29

I love these Furys, much better cards than the FXs

Just can't get over how quiet they are, its just like im browsing the net, and one cards in standby then, and none of the fans are going, as they don't come on until about 50 degrees :cool:

Kaapstad · 2 Sep 2015 at 08:40

Ajaxx said:
Arrived today, this should keep her happy until she decides what cpu/mobo for the next part of the upgrade

Fits perfectly inside the Air 240 idles about 25c havent really tested it yet.

A little bit of coil whine, but nothing you can hear with headset on.

oh and most important... the power leds switched to Purple. (Females)

Wish I was getting my new card soon...

Welcome and on TROH.

Ajaxx · 2 Sep 2015 at 09:37

nashathedog said:
Shame about the coil whine, Out of interest what psu are you using?

Like I said it not crazy, its just there a little ( under full load ofc )

But we game with headphones so cant hear it at all.

Her PSU at the min is a 650w Corsair, once the other upgrades start next month it's on the list to be changed also.

Lokken86 · 2 Sep 2015 at 10:02

That PSU will be rock solid.

JediFragger · 2 Sep 2015 at 10:02

Had my first ever experience of coil whine last night!!! Unbelievable, don't know how you guys could put up with it if it's all the time...

(it was in FC4 menu though running about 2500fps

)

JediFragger · 2 Sep 2015 at 10:03

Lokken86 said:
That PSU will be rock solid.

Wrong, some Corsair PSU's can be a little flaky (for instance different odm's produce the same model at different times)

Ajaxx · 2 Sep 2015 at 11:03

How much of a real factor is psu adding to coil whine if any?

Lokken86 · 2 Sep 2015 at 11:10

JediFragger said:
Wrong, some Corsair PSU's can be a little flaky (for instance different odm's produce the same model at different times)

If you say so.

Quarktran · 2 Sep 2015 at 14:33

Couldn't resist and tired of waiting for the X to be in stock. Plus didn't want to gamble on the pump whine either. Needed something new and shiny to play with so just pulled the trigger on the sapphire. Looking forward to testing it out.

LoadsaMoney · 2 Sep 2015 at 14:48

Quarktran said:
Couldn't resist and tired of waiting for the X to be in stock. Plus didn't want to gamble on the pump whine either. Needed something new and shiny to play with so just pulled the trigger on the sapphire. Looking forward to testing it out.

Congrats, and you wont regret it, cracking cards, enjoy!

Ajaxx · 2 Sep 2015 at 14:52

Fits nicely into her Air 240

Idle temps are 25-28c

Gaming loads from the quick test I did 40-45c

Next month is CPU/MOBO and yes, clean that rad... I know.

LoadsaMoney · 2 Sep 2015 at 15:00

Nice and snug

nashathedog · 2 Sep 2015 at 19:33

I turned my fps limiter off in the CCC earlier so I can see how well the Fury runs Mad Max as it does not drop below the 95 (although it says 95 I actually have it sitting at 94 all the time with no drops except when it moves from or too cut scenes) limit that the limiter offers and I noticed some coil whine for the first time. It's only in the menu when the fps counter is in the 2/3 thousand area that it happens so it's not a concern just thought I'd mention it.

I wanted to ask about something unrelated to that, The question is for other owners that use 120/144 hz monitors.

In the CCC (Catalyst control centre) it give me a maximum fps option of 95) That's on a monitor that registers at 75 hz even though it's actually a 60hz model (1920x1080 Benq GL2750).

On your 120/144 hz monitors does the CCC raise the maximum from 95 and if so too what?

Thanks.

Lokken86 · 2 Sep 2015 at 19:39

I'm not at home to check but I'm pretty sure it gave me options all the way up to 144.

Nutella33 · 2 Sep 2015 at 19:47

Lokken86 said:
I'm not at home to check but I'm pretty sure it gave me options all the way up to 144.

Is that new on the 15.8's? Havent rechecked but I've been limited to 95 on a 144hz screen on the 15.7's

LoadsaMoney · 5 Sep 2015 at 19:22

Found a new review, using the 15.7 drivers.

http://www.hardwareluxx.com/index.php/reviews/hardware/vgacards/36397-reviewed-sapphire-radeon-r9-fury-tri-x-oc.html

JediFragger · 5 Sep 2015 at 19:54

LoadsaMoney said:
Found a new review, using the 15.7 drivers.

http://www.hardwareluxx.com/index.php/reviews/hardware/vgacards/36397-reviewed-sapphire-radeon-r9-fury-tri-x-oc.html

Nice!!

Finally leaving that 980 behind

Hell I'd have a pair of these if Crossfire support was a bit better/nVidia were less of a ****** with GW titles

Kaapstad · 5 Sep 2015 at 20:05

Are custom waterblocks available for the Fury as it would be interesting to see how they perform with them.

nashathedog · 5 Sep 2015 at 21:54

Kaapstad said:
Are custom waterblocks available for the Fury as it would be interesting to see how they perform with them.

Why?
It's on a reference pcb (Doesn't that mean yours would fit it?) and it has a cut down chip so it'll be slower than a Fury X and pointless as buying a waterblock would make it cost as much as an AIO Fury X while being slower.

Kaapstad · 5 Sep 2015 at 22:04

nashathedog said:
Why?
It's on a reference pcb (Doesn't that mean yours would fit it?) and it has a cut down chip so it'll be slower than a Fury X and pointless as buying a waterblock would make it cost as much as an AIO Fury X while being slower.

Custom waterblocks improve the overclocking on the Fury X so in theory if you can fit them to a Fury P you could be looking at some very good overclocks.

A lot of the reviews I have seen for the Fury P show overclocks on stock volts lower than the X version, this has got to be down to using an air cooler.