Monday, December 23rd 2013

MSI R9 290 GAMING 4G and R9 290X GAMING 4G Now Available

The long expected MSI R9 290 GAMING 4G and R9 290X GAMING 4G are now available. Packed with all of the power and features to drive UltraHD gaming resolutions the MSI Twin Frozr IV Advanced now ensures your card runs cool so you can enjoy maximum performance because AMD's PowerTune technology enables the R9 290 GAMING 4G and R9 290X GAMING 4G to run at their highest clock speeds. With support for the latest industry standards and exciting new technology such as Mantle support in Battlefield 4.

Thanks to the bundled MSI GAMING App gamers can quickly switch between three pre-sets including a silent mode optimized for power efficiency and an overclocking and OC Mode to get the most power out of your graphics card, without worrying about learning how to overclock. The R9 290 GAMING 4G and R9 290X GAMING 4G have been designed to give you a gaming experience that delivers you true next-gen performance for ultra HD resolutions without sacrificing on thermals to kick-start your gaming rig for 2014.
Stay cool in combat
The MSI Twin Frozr IV Advanced has been completely customized for the R9 290 GAMING 4G and R9 290X GAMING 4G to deliver the best thermal experience. The design uses a larger copper base for heat absorption and the heat pipes are in contact with a bigger part of the heat sink and exposed to more airflow to ensure the highest performance of the GPU because of optimal temperatures. Combined with the dual form-in-one heat sinks that add both cooling ability and structural reinforcement the R9 290 GAMING 4G and R9 290X GAMING 4G stay cool and safe.
Optimized for Gamers
The new R9 290 GAMING 4G and R9 290X GAMING 4G are packed with features that benefit every gamer. AMD TrueAudio technology allows far more realistic positional audio and the added benefit of surround sound over connected displays. Mantle allows game developers to directly speak to the GPU optimizing GPU performance. This can all be displayed in a glorious UltraHD / 4K resolution as the new R9 290 GAMING 4G and R9 290X GAMING 4G is leading in performance at 4K resolutions. This can be easily connected through the DVI, HDMI and DisplayPort connectors. Up to six dedicated displays can be connected to the R9 290 GAMING 4G and R9 290X GAMING 4G for an amazing Eyefinity experience.

For more information, please visit:
www.msi.com/product/vga/R9-290-GAMING-4G.html#overview
www.msi.com/product/vga/R9-290X-GAMING-4G.html#overview
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33 Comments on MSI R9 290 GAMING 4G and R9 290X GAMING 4G Now Available

#26
RyneSmith
EroticusEVGA GTX780 Ti SuperClocked 3GB GDDR5 DX11 2xDVI HDMI DP PCI-E - 997 USD / Price: 3490 ₪
en.ksp.co.il/?select=.1044..35.&list=1&sort=3&glist=0&uin=21211&txt_search=&buy=&minprice=0&maxprice=0

and ... ?
The 780 Ti is not $900 USD lol

www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487003

www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127770

www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125489

EDIT: Also the 290x is out of stock anyways and have been selling for $599 for the shitty reference design.
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#27
Eroticus
RyneSmithThe 780 Ti is not $900 USD lol

www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487003

www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127770

www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125489

EDIT: Also the 290x is out of stock anyways and have been selling for $599 for the shitty reference design.
1 US Dollar equals
3.49 Israeli New Sheqel

EVGA 780ti(Stock Cooler)
3490 Israeli New Sheqel equals
1001.23 US Dollar

ASUS 780ti(Stock Cooler)
3550 Israeli New Sheqel equals
1020.73 US Dollar


www.google.co.il/search?client=opera&q=1$ IN ils&sourceid=opera&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8#q=3490 ₪ in USD


In my country it's cost like that ...

and we all know that AMD not enough to resupply the chip and bcuz that they are over priced on all sites.


you are not paying tax in newegg ... lucky.
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#28
Prima.Vera
EU the same. With all taxes and craps, final price is over 1000$.
God damn bastards...
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#29
Ravenas
I'm waiting on the XFX model. The Sapphire Tri-X cards also have my attention.
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#30
EarthDog
EroticusTrue Audio = sound card and better than your realtek "hd"

Mantle = BF4


now you can die in peace.


oh btw 400$ vs 700$
Umm eventually, yes. Now, nope.
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#32
klepp0906
RyneSmithHere you go : 290x from Gigabyte for $699... get it while it's hot...

www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125499

No thanks I'd take a 780 Ti over that any day
Well you gotta realize, a few fps on an overpriced card is paramount these days. With reviews claiming cards "kill" one another over 2fps.

Coming from a longtime nvidia fan (own 4 titans) and a new first time amd owner (3 290x) I have had a much much better experience with the 290x.

I can't speak from a single monitor to a single card standpoint, but in a multi monitor situation I find myself with lower/smoother frame times, higher frame rates, and much better multiple display performance from the amd cards. Of all these the biggest point is the last.

Nvidia is so stuck on pushing a few more fps out so they can milk you for a 100% price premium.

You pay this premium for bad software support and even worse customer support. (I've been working with nvidia for 10+ months now to get ffxiv fixed in surround) with no sign of any change or fix in the forseeable future.

With all that said, I wouldn't call myself an amd fan by any means. Discounting the other due to your preference just makes you a short sighted immature fool. Same type of conservative idiocy that has American society stuck in the 50s.

Your best bet is to take the speed of the card and the price of the card, and compare it with the technologies available on either and make your choice based on your application and personal environment instead of selling yourself short based on some faux loyalty that I can assure you the manufacturer could give to shuts about.

EDIT: I'm sure a smart fellow like yourself can understand the current price is so high due to the insane demand for the cards right? Said demand is created due to reasonable folks realizing value coupled with the fact they are vastly vastly superior to nvidia gpus in mining.

One would usually call this a no brainer. That being said (back to my original point) I don't mine, nor do I ever expect to (late to the party - too late) so I was as miffed as anyone to see the prices so high. Just smart enough to understand why and know they wouldn't remain that way. I ended up getting 3 of the R9s (from a miner) for 950 to my door.
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#33
Toothless
Tech, Games, and TPU!
klepp0906Well you gotta realize, a few fps on an overpriced card is paramount these days. With reviews claiming cards "kill" one another over 2fps.

Coming from a longtime nvidia fan (own 4 titans) and a new first time amd owner (3 290x) I have had a much much better experience with the 290x.

I can't speak from a single monitor to a single card standpoint, but in a multi monitor situation I find myself with lower/smoother frame times, higher frame rates, and much better multiple display performance from the amd cards. Of all these the biggest point is the last.

Nvidia is so stuck on pushing a few more fps out so they can milk you for a 100% price premium.

You pay this premium for bad software support and even worse customer support. (I've been working with nvidia for 10+ months now to get ffxiv fixed in surround) with no sign of any change or fix in the forseeable future.

With all that said, I wouldn't call myself an amd fan by any means. Discounting the other due to your preference just makes you a short sighted immature fool. Same type of conservative idiocy that has American society stuck in the 50s.

Your best bet is to take the speed of the card and the price of the card, and compare it with the technologies available on either and make your choice based on your application and personal environment instead of selling yourself short based on some faux loyalty that I can assure you the manufacturer could give to shuts about.

EDIT: I'm sure a smart fellow like yourself can understand the current price is so high due to the insane demand for the cards right? Said demand is created due to reasonable folks realizing value coupled with the fact they are vastly vastly superior to nvidia gpus in mining.

One would usually call this a no brainer. That being said (back to my original point) I don't mine, nor do I ever expect to (late to the party - too late) so I was as miffed as anyone to see the prices so high. Just smart enough to understand why and know they wouldn't remain that way. I ended up getting 3 of the R9s (from a miner) for 950 to my door.
Did you check the date on the last post?
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