XFX Radeon R9 290X Double Dissapation 1000M 4GB GDDR5 PCIe R9-290X-EDFD
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AMD's Hawaiian Islands GCN 2.0 core is certainly one that is up to the task of playing today's games at high settings. However, the level at which it can play is another story. When I first looked at the R0 290X, the card would consistently throttle the...
By Overclockers Club onAt the end of January we were able to bring you our first look at two custom retail XFX R9 290X Double Dissipation Edition video cards in CrossFire. That initial evaluation focused purely on CrossFire performance with these custom video cards. We...
By HardOCP onXFX’s R9 290X Double Dissipation Edition is a great all-round graphics card which can offer bucket loads of performance. In many ways, this is what the reference R9 290X should have been: sleek, well cooled, quiet and more importantly, able to hit...
By Hardware Canucks onGrasp this if you will, the AMD Radeon R9 290X video card was announced and evaluated on October 23rd, 2013. It is now three months later, and we are just now starting to get video cards from add-in-board partners with customized hardware, customized...
By HardOCP onThe XFX DD R9 290X 1000M is more or less what the reference R9 290X should have been all along; It is a lot quieter than the reference card and it offers superior performance. The biggest selling point of the XFX card is of course the cooler, which...
By Fudzilla onThe eagerly awaited custom Hawaii cards are coming and one of the first ones made its way to our test rig. The card hails from XFX and of course it features a custom cooler design with a two-fan cooler, which is quite a...
By Fudzilla onApós muita expectativa, recebemos o primeiro exemplar de uma Radeon R290X. E não se trata de qualquer modelo, mas sim uma placa diferenciada da XFX : a R9 290X Double Dissipation . Vale ressaltar que a companhia ainda possui em seu portfólio outras duas...
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