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June 2015
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The editors liked
AMD back in the big league
Competitively priced
Runs cool under load
Very quiet
Innovative HBM memory
Looks the business
Outstanding performance
Silent operation at low load levels
Almost 100% scaling in several tests
4GB is definitely not a limiting factor
Compact
Attractive
Stock liquid cooling
Competitive performance-per-watt
Flawless 1080p and 1440p performance
Solid 4K framerates
Cheaper than flagship cards
Super quiet fan
Physically small
Ideal for specific system builds
HBM is likely the future of GPU design
AMD's greatest single GPU card yet
Strong 4K performance
The editors didn't like
Not quite as fast as GTX 980 Ti
4GB may prove a hurdle at 4K
No overclocking on memory
No HDMI 2.0
Drivers proved problematic in some games
Early adopter premium
“This crossfire set-up isn’t for those with a small budget or small case or small power supply
But it is a seriously good option is you want to go 4K and take on a brand new technology with
Published: 2015-06-24, Author: Tom , review by: overclock3d.net
Wow. There is life in the old dog yet.AMD had spent so long languishing behind nVidia that people were starting to speculate about their demise. The HD5870 was probably the last card that was a genuine challenger. The R9 290X got close but the Ti variant...
Abstract: The AMD R9 Fury X is not the 4K champion, 980 Ti killer AMD would like it to be. Based on my time testing this new graphics card with high bandwidth memory, it's fast— sometimes neck-and-neck with Nvidia's equally priced 980 Ti—but not quite fast enough...
Compact for a high-end card geared toward 4K gaming output, Runs quiet and cool, thanks to bundled radiator and fan, Roughly matches Nvidia's GeForce GTX 980 Ti at 4K and high settings
Overall performance slides in just behind Nvidia's competing card, especially at lower resolutions, Radiator complicates installation, takes up space gained by smaller card, Lack of HDMI 2.0 port makes card an iffy choice for gaming on a 4K HDTV
With the help of a new type of memory, AMD's liquid-cooled Fury X delivers performance that nearly matches Nvidia's GeForce GTX 980 Ti in a compact, quiet form factor. Just know you'll need to mount a small radiator, and think twice if you intend to use...
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Published: 2015-06-24, Author: Marco , review by: hothardware.com
Great Performance, Relatively Quiet, More Efficient Than Its Predecessors, Innovative Memory Technology, Competitive Pricing
Not A Clear Victory Over GeForce GTX 980 Ti, Competitive Pricing, But Still Kind Of Pricey
AMD Radeon R9 Fury X - Find It At AmazonThe AMD Radeon R9 Fury X is an interesting product that's a major step forward for AMD in a number of key areas. First and foremost, the Fiji GPU at the heart of the Fury X is a real powerhouse. With most workloads...
Alright, it's time to wrap things up. AMD unleashed Fury and that pretty much sums things up. The Radeon R9 Fury X is a little beast with a lot of variables in the right places. Great performance, good frametime results, fairly silent, nice design combin...
Abstract: Second, The Witcher 3 has been accused of having a poorly optimized HairWorks code that “punishes” AMD GPUs; we'll see if that accusation holds any merit in a moment, as we've also run the game at the Ultra settings only without HairWorks. It potentially...
Great performance at 4K, Low gaming noise, Compact form factor, Low temperatures, Power efficient gaming, HBM memory, tons of bandwidth, Multi-monitor power consumption greatly improved, Backplate included, ZeroCore power, Dual-BIOS, Support for AMD FreeS
Slower than expected in sub-4K resolutions, Pump emits permanent high-pitched whine, Some coil noise, Could be much quieter in idle, 4 GB of VRAM, Lack of HDMI 2.0, No memory overclocking, Radiator takes up extra space, No DVI / analog VGA outputs
The AMD Radeon R9 Fury X will retail at $650. Great performance at 4K Low gaming noise Compact form factor Low temperatures Power efficient gaming HBM memory, tons of bandwidth Multi-monitor power consumption greatly improved Backplate included ZeroCore p...
A Twist in this Story? The 15.7 DriversLess than 48 hours before this review was published, AMD told us about their new 15.7 drivers. For those of us who are accustomed to AMD launches the distinct lack of time between their driver announcement, the avail...
The Fury X has a lot riding on its shoulders. This is AMD’s shot to beat or at the very least catch up to NVIDIA after two years of trailing behind their Kepler and now Maxwell architectures. So did they accomplish these loft goals or did the Fiji archite...
