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The Fury(X) Fiji Owners Thread

A FuryX can only get 53fps in BF3?
Then things are even worse than I thought lol

Why would they bother wasting resources on a game that's so old? you need to remember, priority. Right now that priority is GTAV and so on.

They'll get to it, they always do. But yeah, I would rather sit eating freshly picked bogies than be playing BF3.
 
His clockspeed v performance figures looks like he has got something wrong unless the card is throttling due to heat.

It will be interesting when I try it with custom waterblocks on mine.

EK waterblocks are usually top notch at cooling VRM's so you might have a lot more luck, the fact that Fury VRM's run at nearly double the GPU core with the stock AIO cooler points to poor design imo.

As for claims that fan speed is running too low, well turning the radiator fan up really high (and loud) might alleviate it a bit but the fact that the VRM's are even running at nearly the double the temperature of the GPU core, that to me points to the heat not being taken away from them efficiently enough by the waterblock/fluid.
 
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EK waterblocks are usually top notch at cooling VRM's so you might have a lot more luck, the fact that Fury VRM's run at nearly double the GPU core with the stock AIO cooler points to poor design imo.

As for claims that fan speed is running too low, well turning the radiator fan up really high (and loud) might alleviate it a bit but the fact that the VRM's are even running at nearly the double the temperature of the GPU core, that to me points to the heat not being taken away from them efficiently enough by the waterblock/fluid.

The problem is the fan will be running at a very low speed, 25% or less, yet there is over 1.35v running through the card. This is perfectly fine for stock voltage (1.2v) as the vrms stay cool, only slightly warmer than the core.
 

Unlike NVIDIA, AMD does not provide good API support to developers, their ADL library is outdated and buggy, with updates spaced years apart. So most software utility developers implement hardware access directly in hardware, writing directly to the GPU registers, which AMD is changing around with every new GPU. AMD's developer support is pretty much non-existent these days.

Horrible nasty Nvidia/AMD with their propriety closed source APIs and lack of support to developers, Yadayadyadyada.
 
Unlike NVIDIA, AMD does not provide good API support to developers, their ADL library is outdated and buggy, with updates spaced years apart. So most software utility developers implement hardware access directly in hardware, writing directly to the GPU registers, which AMD is changing around with every new GPU. AMD's developer support is pretty much non-existent these days.

BS!

Version 8 was released in March AMD Display Library (ADL) SDK
 
Relying on overclocking to be the fury's saving grace is a bit like ****ing into the wind. It does surprise me that Joe Macri seems so far to be wrong about it's ocing potential though.

Its still a good card regardless, just didn't live up to the hype, 99% of which was created on internet forums long before anything official was ever mentioned.

They probably wanted it to be an overclockers dream,by making a good quality card with high end components, water cooling, plenty of power etc.
Then when the production chips came back they just didn't clock like they wanted them to.

hte other observation is that if they had sold the FuryX with higher clocks by default then they could have claimed a victory over the 980TI at 4K and made things at 1440P much closer or even an AMD victory. But they couldn't achieve the clocks to do that. In that respect it is very similar to the original Fermi 480 release. A chip with a lot of potential, delayed, couldn't reach its designated speed, poor stock. I wonder if AMD will manged to get a real Fiji out like nvidia did with the 580.
 
BS!

Version 8 was released in March AMD Display Library (ADL) SDK

Don't blame the messenger, I'm just quoting somebody who actually programs overvolting software for AMD cards, maybe he is wrong...



Besides which, what you posted doesn't prove anything. How often does AMD release updates?
EDIT; actually, your link proves that he was right. the release a ever year.
03/03/2015
05/29/2014
11/11/2013
 
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Let's be honest, the AMD Radeon R9 Fury X is getting its butt kicked at 4K

lmao. Since when was winning in some games, losing in others and performing badly in Far Cry 4 (don't even get me started on that fat mess) was it getting its butt kicked?

I dunno. :confused:
 
Not surprising, hardocp try as hard as possible to make AMD look bad with either very bad (or no) proof. The best part is some people here actually think its a non biased source :confused: :D

Then they are as deluded as the guy who wrote that article. Honestly, in the last couple of decent games the AMD wins. That's all I care about really.
 
Don't blame the messenger, I'm just quoting somebody who actually programs overvolting software for AMD cards, maybe he is wrong...



Besides which, what you posted doesn't prove anything. How often does AMD release updates?
EDIT; actually, your link proves that he was right. the release a ever year.
03/03/2015 just over 9months
05/29/2014 6 and a half months
11/11/2013

Years apart...:rolleyes:
 
The best thing about HardOCP is the ass backwards testing method they use. Instead of every other site on the planet that uses the same settings and shows the results, so you can see the ACTUAL differences in performance, hardocp changes the settings to "highest playable settings". Thus making some cards look much faster/slower than they actually are because it fell below the imaginary "playable fps" line the reviewer makes up.

And OFC he doesn't also show the same test at higher settings to show the difference the settings makes, thus making it at least a bit fair. He just ignores it. Such a stupid way to test, no academic or serious enthusiast could ever take those tests seriously.

I mean you only have to read a single page fully to see how much full of **** hardocp is.

They Fury review, FC4 page, he states that the Fury can have Fury on Simulated and AO on HBAO+ compared to Fur on On and AO on SSAO on the 980. Then at the bottom of the page says "However, performance-wise, both video cards are exactly equal in performance, which is odd to see.".

WELL DUH. YOU TURNED THE SETTINGS UP ON THE FURY THUS LOWERING THE PERFORMANCE. HOW IS THAT ODD.

In reality its just because they are shilling and they can show viewers this
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Instead of THIS
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"Yeah honest guys fury only 1 fps faster than 980 on average" *cough we turned the settings down*cough*

It's obvious its done in an attempt to pull the wool over peoples eyes, a lot of people won't know the difference between the settings on the right, or why they matter, or what effect they have, or the performance impact of them. A lot of people won't even notice the difference too. Unless you pay a lot of attention to the entire review you can easily be tricked, as we know, most people don't pay that much attention.
 
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