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Graphics AMD RADEON R9 390X (unboxing)

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by penryn 2 hertz, 13 Jun 2015.

  1. penryn 2 hertz

    penryn 2 hertz I'm not a science fiction writer...

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    Crazy NDA FAIL...
     
  2. silk186

    silk186 Derp

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    NDA? he said it was retail. Also the guess doesn't know about DMA replacing the need for a crossfire bridge.
     
  3. penryn 2 hertz

    penryn 2 hertz I'm not a science fiction writer...

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    Best Buy put them up for sale put pulled them off cause they was braking the NDA...
     
  4. rollo

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    Not really NDA if he has brought the actual item in question. Not his fault that people make mistakes. They could ask him to give it back but little else. Id be inclined not too myself. Make a review of it and post it instead.
     
  5. Cei

    Cei pew pew pew

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  6. law99

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    Sneaky branding.
     
  7. Rotcrack

    Rotcrack Food Maestro.

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    Looks like AMD have shot themselves in the foot over what are essentially rebranded 200 series

    MSI (delivery date: June 16)
    MSI R9 390X Gaming 8G - €549.90
    MSI R9 390 Gaming 8G - €459.90
    MSI R9 380 Gaming 4G - €299.90
    MSI R9 380 Gaming 2G - €269.39
    MSI R9 380 2GD5T OC - €249.39
    MSI Gaming R7 370 4G - €219.90
    MSI Gaming R7 370 2G - €189.90
    MSI R7 370 2GD5T OC - €184.39
    MSI R7 360 2GD5 OC - €139.39

    Sapphire (delivery date: June 16)
    Sapphire R9 390X Tri-X OC 8GB - €549.90
    Sapphire R9 390 Nitro 4GB - €549.90
    Sapphire R9 380 Nitro Dual-X OC 4GB - €299.90
    Sapphire R9 380 ITX Compact OC 2GB - €269.90
    Sapphire R9 380 Dual-X OC 2GB - €269.90
    Sapphire R7 370 Nitro Dual-X OC 4GB - €214.39
    Sapphire R7 370 Dual-X OC 2GB - €189.90

    GigaByte (delivery on 18 June)
    Gigabyte R9 390X 8GB Gaming G1 - €499.90
    Gigabyte R9 390 Gaming G1 8GB - €419.90
    Gigabyte R9 380 Gaming G1 4GB - €289.90
    Gigabyte R9 380 WindForce 2x OC 2GB - €259.90
    Gigabyte R7 370 WindForce 2x OC 2GB - €179.90

    Source:http://www.3dcenter.org/news/erste-euro-haendlerpreise-und-liefertermine-zu-radeon-r300-modellen-von-gigabyte-msi-sapphire
     
  8. rollo

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    Not a big surprise still awai FiJi and its cost rumours are suggesting it will be $999 on most websites.
     
  9. Harlequin

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    well - NVidia haven't got anything below the 960 at all as `new` have they
     
  10. wolfticket

    wolfticket Downwind from the bloodhounds

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    The same architecture/re-brands are not exactly surprising.
    It could be interesting and telling if they've got got the power usage substantially reduced, and if in addition to that they're selling 8GB and competitive performance at the right at price it could still be a compelling option.

    Other than that, Fury/Fuji reviews will be the real news.
     
  11. Harlequin

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    ooooh apparently furyx samples will not be sent to review sites - but a selection of you-tubers and bloggers have already got their reviews ready
     
  12. Cei

    Cei pew pew pew

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    What? Why? Surely somewhere like Bit or Anandtech is going to do a better and more reliable review than some blogging twunt on YouTube? I mean, they're not going to actually talk about the card architecture at all, instead do a really bad benchmark compared to like, one other card.
     
  13. Blogins

    Blogins Panda have Guns

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    Doesn't inspire confidence in their product!
     
  14. theshadow2001

    theshadow2001 [DELETE] means [DELETE]

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    I'd imagine that's the point. Delay the real reviews slightly to maximise the number of day 1 purchasers.

    Also why isn't 390x a new architecture? What happened there? Is it just rumours still or as a good as fact.
     
  15. Cei

    Cei pew pew pew

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    Good as fact at this point. The 390X, at heart, is a 7970. Fury is apparently the new stuff, but it sounds like it might be expensive at launch or possibly delayed later than the 390X launch.
     
  16. theshadow2001

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    Well that's very strange to say the least and very disappointing. Having AMD flute about like this doesn't do the industry or the customers any good.
     
  17. Thaifood

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    so the 390x is a 290x?
     
  18. PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn

    PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn Unholy Cyborg Fruit Machine

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    it isn't though, the 280x was a slightly re-jigged 7970 (and 280 was 7950), the 290 was a new card with GCN 1.1 (7970 was GCN 1.0)

    7970/280x are 2048 stream processors, 128 TU, 32 ROPs, 384bit memory, GCN 1.0
    290/290x is 2560/2816 stream processors, 160/176 TU, 64 ROPs, 512bit memory GCN 1.1

    there was also the 285 which is GCN 1.2,

    fury is just the incremental update to GCN, if the specs on wccftech are right the full die contains 4096 stream processors, 256 TU, 128 ROPs, 1gb memory, GCN 1.3??

    so each implementation of GCN architecture seems to be an increase in texture units and ROPs in proportion to stream processors.
     
  19. PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn

    PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn Unholy Cyborg Fruit Machine

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    its looking like that, there were rumours of updating the 290 to GCN 1.2/1.3 (at least tonga based arch improvements, if not whatever changes the fury brings (remember its ~46% more cores, and double a lot of other components for 10w more power usage with similar frequencies))

    however all the leaks seem to say rebrand but with more memory. however, its the 15th, so AMD will officially launch this stuff
     
  20. modd1uk

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    Isn't a 280x just a rebranded 7970ghz edition ? (Clock speed wise).
     

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