This is a great price on a very capable card, was priced at £155.99 on boxing day and I bought at that price thinking it was good but now another £6 off.
This is the 4gb version, do not compare it with any 2gb versions, the VRAM makes a difference.
- PCI-E 3.0 Ready: Delivers double the bandwidth per lane of PCIe GEN2 for faster GPU- CPU
- Hugely overclockable
- Core Clock Speed: 990MHz
- Shader Architecture: GCN
- Stream Processors: 1792
- Frame Buffer / Memory: 4GB GDDR5
- Memory Width / Speed: 256 bit / 5500MHz
- Power Connectors: 2x 6-pin
- Display Outputs: 2x DVI + 1x HDMI + 1x DisplayPort
- Power: 190W TDP
- DirectX 12 Ready
- AMD True Audio
- 3yr Warranty
Freesync ready also.
Top comments
nemesiz
31 Dec 157#30
No. Only a Radeon R9 390X Crossfire or Geforce GTX Titan can run Minecraft on minimum settings.
Wildlotos2
31 Dec 153#50
You are strange guys.They make discount 5 pounds only!!!!! - and nearly everybody so excited about it.
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Even more.Why they should do bigger discounts if they see your reaction now :smiley: ........................unbelievable
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rev6
31 Dec 152#1
Not a bad deal.
puddingcub
31 Dec 15#2
This is an awesome deal, great bang for buck on this card at this price for anyone looking for a mid range upgrade that's very capable of 1080p gaming.
mistafaz to puddingcub
31 Dec 152#4
+1 :smiley:
keebb9
31 Dec 15#3
Heat added
darrencook
31 Dec 15#5
What's the price of a decent water block for this?
noiren
31 Dec 15#6
Are these one's Freesync compatible?
rev6 to noiren
31 Dec 15#7
Yes.
EndlessWaves to noiren
31 Dec 151#8
Yes, the only one that isn't is the 370.
puddingcub to noiren
31 Dec 15#9
Yep, I stuck it in the description above.
Also its worth noting that I copy/pasted the above description straight off the site, the power connector part is incorrect, it actually uses 1 x 8pin connection, which I imagine would be more PSU friendly?
rev6
31 Dec 15#10
I don't think it would change anything. The GPU will use the same amount of power regardless.
noiren
31 Dec 15#11
Excellent, badly need to replace my two 6950s but not sure if I should go with a couple of 380s, Fury or 970.
rev6
31 Dec 151#12
I wouldn't go CFX, support is getting less and less with drivers and games. The Fury is quite a bit more expensive. Make sure you have a decent CPU to get the most out of it if you go that route.
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Opening post
This is the 4gb version, do not compare it with any 2gb versions, the VRAM makes a difference.
- PCI-E 3.0 Ready: Delivers double the bandwidth per lane of PCIe GEN2 for faster GPU- CPU
- Hugely overclockable
- Core Clock Speed: 990MHz
- Shader Architecture: GCN
- Stream Processors: 1792
- Frame Buffer / Memory: 4GB GDDR5
- Memory Width / Speed: 256 bit / 5500MHz
- Power Connectors: 2x 6-pin
- Display Outputs: 2x DVI + 1x HDMI + 1x DisplayPort
- Power: 190W TDP
- DirectX 12 Ready
- AMD True Audio
- 3yr Warranty
Freesync ready also.
Top comments
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Even more.Why they should do bigger discounts if they see your reaction now :smiley: ........................unbelievable
All comments (91)
Also its worth noting that I copy/pasted the above description straight off the site, the power connector part is incorrect, it actually uses 1 x 8pin connection, which I imagine would be more PSU friendly?