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The Fury(X) Fiji Owners Thread

You can buy Broom's 960 soon, it is about time he replaced it haha

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Its an absolute appalling launch this, lets be honest, AMD have massively failed, they shouldn't have launched them when they did, should have launched them when they had a decent amount ready, so what if people had waited nigh on 2yrs for you to launch something new, another month or so wouldn't have mattered, especially if that other month or so, meant a decent quantity of cards, so people could actually get a one.

Everywhere you look its a, due xxxx, and the dates are just coming and going, its utterly ridiculous, no wonder everyones just flocking to the Green side.
 
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okay... but if you already have the TV and you have a choice of two GPU's which are the same price but one of them needs an extra £70 adapter...

...and one only has a crippled HDMI "2.0-ish" port and one already comes with watercooling and and and...

It's a wash.
 
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Well thats only 6, from how many, as as i said, theres probably not even 50 worldwide yet, so even if all of them out whined, they'd be classed as a small batch, as the batch out so far since release is small. :p

I agree although it's all about the context isn't it? Most cards have a 1-5% fail rate if I'm right so if there's a 20% fail rate its not out of the way saying its a big problem although technically a numerical minority.

That said, its not the semantics I'm bothered about. I had the whine, its not "nothing" its industrial. That post was in response to someone trying to play the noise down.

Good luck with your card though! I was in the same mind with mine last week before it arrived. If it is quiet its a great quality card from my few hours with it, and if its not I can recommend the sapphire pro :)
 
I agree although it's all about the context isn't it? Most cards have a 1-5% fail rate if I'm right so if there's a 20% fail rate its not out of the way saying its a big problem although technically a numerical minority.

That said, its not the semantics I'm bothered about. I had the whine, its not "nothing" its industrial. That post was in response to someone trying to play the noise down.

Good luck with your card though! I was in the same mind with mine last week before it arrived. If it is quiet its a great quality card from my few hours with it, and if its not I can recommend the sapphire pro :)

Thanks, ive got my fingers and toes crossed, even my nads tbh :D
 
Cancelled my Fury X pre-order.

Why the fudge does NOBODY from OCUK or AMDMATT/AMDJOE know when they are reliably getting a significant level of stock in? Either a boatload of cards are on a ship somewhere in which case there is a reliable eta or there are no cards (or a miserable prostatic flow), in which case a preorder is months in advance - pointless.
 
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Cancelled my Fury X pre-order.

Why the fudge does NOBODY from OCUK or AMDMATT/AMDJOE know when they are reliably getting a significant level of stock in? Either a boatload of cards are on a ship somewhere in which case there is a reliable eta or there are no cards (or a miserable prostatic flow), in which case a preorder is months in advance - pointless.

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Cancelled my Fury X pre-order.

Why the fudge does NOBODY from OCUK or AMDMATT/AMDJOE know when they are reliably getting a significant level of stock in? Either a boatload of cards are on a ship somewhere in which case there is a reliable eta or there are no cards (or a miserable prostatic flow), in which case a preorder is months in advance - pointless.

The ship with all the stock was captured by somali pirates on the nvidia payroll :eek::p.
 
The ship with all the stock was captured by somali pirates on the nvidia payroll :eek::p.

This is not a problem !!!

I work with a number of Somali's who are well connected and will gladly release the cards for a nice little earner.:D

Having said that, Yousef would you mind releasing the ship as I am waiting for an RMA.:D
 
Assuming that we get software voltage control on these things soon, what would typically be a 'safe' voltage for a 24/7 overclock ? considering none of these cards should never exceed 50 degrees C, also will it require a special bios to reach voltage higher than normal ? I dont want to blow up one of the few cards that exists
 
Assuming that we get software voltage control on these things soon, what would typically be a 'safe' voltage for a 24/7 overclock ? considering none of these cards should never exceed 50 degrees C, also will it require a special bios to reach voltage higher than normal ? I dont want to blow up one of the few cards that exists

No one really has any idea, there are two new wildcards with this technology, the HBM and the silicon interposer, how these two components may react to voltage adjustments is anyones guess. And with more voltage you will at some point exceed 50c, 55c is already achievable without voltage adjustments that I have seen, probably torture testing with furmark etc.
 
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