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These days, 3D Mark doesn't say anything anymore. In actual games I think the fourth card usually means worse performance then three, and sometimes even then two cards!
I think that's pushing it a bit. CFX has either not worked, or resulted in better performance. I've never encountered a situation where I got less performance from CFX. Not to say those situations don't exist, I just don't think they're as common as you think except for day 0 games, in which case drivers need to naturally keep up. People demonize CFX and SLI more than it deserves. The fact that it's only the 1GB framebuffer keeping my 6870s back alone says (in my opinion,) good things about scaling.

Mind you, this doesn't mean CFX is perfect, I just think it was a work while investment while investment for a cheaper upgrade at the time and I would do it again.
Okay, this review by ixbit with a new driver shows very different story. Fury X is neck-on-neck with TITAN X and 980 Ti - even at sub-4k. Is this actually correct or biased of sorts?
https://translate.googleusercontent....shtml&usg=ALkJrhhnmEOoMRKsDO6nalghr9D1qAWVCA
I wouldn't be slightly surprised if AMD had some tweaking they could do with Fiji. I'm sure after a few driver tweaks, if there are substantial gains or requests for, W1zz might consider another review. As it stands right now though, it seems to keep up with the best of them just fine. Plus, you're probably not getting a Fury X if your intention is to play at 1080p60 and even if you were, I don't think you would be disappointed with the performance.
 
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I was referring to 4xCFX as opposed to 3xCFX or 2xCFX. 2xCFX and 3xCFX have good scaling. 4xCFX has crappy scaling (sometimes negative when comparing to 3xCFX). Same with SLI.
 
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So how will R9 Nano be "significantly faster" than 290x when an overclocked 290x (390x) is not much slower than Fury X.
 

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Just for comparison and nothing more.

Graphics score of 4x Fury X = 15307 CPU score 23810
Graphics score of 4x 980ti = 17748 CPU score 21859

Overall FuryX = 13605
Overall 980ti = 16122

The 980ti's looked to be mildly overclocked but nothing extreme. This was the 2nd lowest 4 card set up. The lowest 980ti set up only managed 13xxx on graphics score but gpu's were marked at 1000Mhz?

Clock for clock, Fury X is a winner but Maxwell's boost makes clock for clock unlikely in the real world.

EDIT: FTR - single card Ultra top 100 lowest score is 5102, Dual card is 8805.

Any chance AMDMatt could OC those cards and rebench? Far better comparison that way.


 
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Yes, but how is that relevant or argue with what I said? Command ports and pathways are needed to test the overhead of the api.

As I said, AMD cards will see more speed increase from dx12 (obviously since Microsoft makes it, who has not one but two consoles on the market with AMD GPUs), but we just don't know yet (or those who do are still under NDA) how much that speed increase will transfer to real life performance increases in games (so not talking about benchmarks here but actual game performances)... and - I believe - those who think that dx12 will magically make their GPU twice as fast gonna get a rough wake-up call.
Well, AMD gains MT with Windows 10, Nvidia already used their DX11 MT gains.
 
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I think that's pushing it a bit. CFX has either not worked, or resulted in better performance. I've never encountered a situation where I got less performance from CFX. Not to say those situations don't exist, I just don't think they're as common as you think except for day 0 games, in which case drivers need to naturally keep up. People demonize CFX and SLI more than it deserves. The fact that it's only the 1GB framebuffer keeping my 6870s back alone says (in my opinion,) good things about scaling.

Mind you, this doesn't mean CFX is perfect, I just think it was a work while investment while investment for a cheaper upgrade at the time and I would do it again.

I wouldn't be slightly surprised if AMD had some tweaking they could do with Fiji. I'm sure after a few driver tweaks, if there are substantial gains or requests for, W1zz might consider another review. As it stands right now though, it seems to keep up with the best of them just fine. Plus, you're probably not getting a Fury X if your intention is to play at 1080p60 and even if you were, I don't think you would be disappointed with the performance.

"if your intention is to play at 1080p60 and even if you were, I don't think you would be disappointed with the performance"

Did you even read the review ? :shadedshu:

:rolleyes:

So how will R9 Nano be "significantly faster" than 290x when an overclocked 290x (390x) is not much slower than Fury X.

Finally someone with brains :) :pimp::pimp::pimp:

If the Nano is exactly like the fury X then prepare to weep because it will be slower than gtx 970 and will have a possible $450 price tag (not really value for money in my opinion :rolleyes:) o_Oo_Oo_O

Yes I did. Don't be a smart ass. For a GPU that falls between a 980 and 980 Ti in most cases, I would say it would run a 1080p game just fine. Better than the other options? Sure, but that doesn't mean that it's no usable for 1080p or that it isn't any good.

I agree with the last line :)
 
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"if your intention is to play at 1080p60 and even if you were, I don't think you would be disappointed with the performance"

Did you even read the review ? :shadedshu:

:rolleyes:
Yes I did. Don't be a smart ass. For a GPU that falls between a 980 and 980 Ti in most cases, I would say it would run a 1080p game just fine. Better than the other options? Nah, but that doesn't mean that it's no usable for 1080p or that it isn't any good.
 
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Benchmark Scores Faster than yours... I'd bet on it. :)
So how will R9 Nano be "significantly faster" than 290x when an overclocked 290x (390x) is not much slower than Fury X.
Looks to me like, overall, the 290x is anywhere from 27-21% faster than a 290x in looking at the TPU reviews (4K to 1080p). I would assume the Fury and Nano will fall right in between those values, perhaps 10% slower.

You can also overclock the core on the Fury X and I would assume the Fury. Now, you can't touch the memory (so what, its 4096 bit!) and the core headroom is not as much, but, its clear they have their place. The 390x will be several percent behind the Fury and Nano (as I understand it, the Nano will be Furylike performance). Its a tight fit, no doubt, but there is room there.

Someone was also able to overclock the ram on the FuryX too so... there is that too (assuming it trickles down to Fury of course).
 
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I think the Nano will be the biggest disappointment in this new series of cards from AMD. They made some bold claims with the Nano, and even the believable claims about the Fury X seems to have all been misleading or wrong.
 

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As many others, extremely disappointed by this release.

Also having a lot of trouble justifying the relatively high score in the review. 9.2 for this card? It is underwhelming across the board:

- price/performance ratio is shit, only card doing worse is Titan X.
- extremely high power draw
- performance/watt is last-gen at best
- bad - virtually non-existant overclocking potential

Price point is OK-ish, but really only makes sense if you love AMD because the card performs sub-par across many different resolutions and games. For 4K it may be a sensible choice, but that is about it, and then it still is a coin toss between Nvidia/AMD offerings.

So much for the big marketing push and incredible performance/watt jump of HBM. To be honest, I had expected a slight jump in performance, even if only 5% above Titan X, but even that is nowhere to be seen. Basically AMD put a lot of effort in new tech that does not perform better than GDDR5, and the fundamental GCN issues such as high power draw while watching Blu-Ray and at maximum output have not been tackled, if anything they have gotten slightly more pronounced.

The most surprising thing however, is the whopping 4096 shaders used and the virtually unlimited bandwidth and how little performance it all adds. It's almost like the card doesn't get to stretch its legs. Weird.

I can explain your suprise why 4096 shaders seem to result in poor performance. That is due to architecture of GCN is very different to Nvidia's Maxwell. In the former, all shader tasks are converted to compute tasks, whereas Maxwell has dedicated specialized units to do each task. There are pros and cons to each approach, for example, Maxwell doesn't need to translate commands to compute tasks and hence have lower latency (and higher fps) per transistor. GCN however, is more flexible and can potentially benefit a lot more when transistioning to asynchronous shader and Direct X 12:

 

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yes... but i fail to see your point ... as for power consumption "ooohhh it will cost me more on my yearly electricity bill" (how much? ) also the 980Ti has 2gb more (but GDDR5 not HBM so the cost could also be the same)
so ... what do you try to say? that the card is a failure because it doesnt beat or scratch a titan X? while costing 400 less? so then the argument should be valid for the 980Ti to Titan X ?

ok i am finished with this thread :D enough is enough and time will tell us more funny story :laugh:

I know ya said ya done with this thread but, AMD did manage to all so put a water cooler on the card for about the same price as the 980TI which only has a air cooler on it.

And tbh the Fury X don't do to badly, just a shame it's to early for me need the upgrade and if any thing bites about this card is the HDMI limitation how ever if you turn of vsync you'll get more than 30fps anyways. I would have to down clock the thing in fact i have to down clock my 290X as it easy does gaming on 1080P 30-60 even at 700MHz on the core.
 
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Hello, Im test Crysis 3 resolution 4K with FXAA FULL maxed out [GTX 780 SLI], and this im got:
 
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Benchmark Scores Faster than yours... I'd bet on it. :)
I think the Nano will be the biggest disappointment in this new series of cards from AMD. They made some bold claims with the Nano, and even the believable claims about the Fury X seems to have all been misleading or wrong.
I actually believe the exact opposite...

we will see soon enough.
 
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Really want to see a eyefinity review, haven't seen one yet, if anyone has, please let me know. I want to see 5760x1080, not quite 4k but alot of pixels none the less. ive seen 4k and crossfire reviews which as cool and kind of are what im looking for. i want to run two cards and apparently in 4k with 8gb hbm (4 x 2) helps alot and crossfire apparently scales almost 100% in areas for 4k. so i want to know if it still scales high at resolutions just under 4k as well.
 
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I was itching for an upgrade and this release hasn't given me a reason. More power consumption and less performance than the SLI 980 ti setup I am using. I guess I will just grab a new ASUS Gsync monitor instead.
 
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I know Fury X is slower than the GTX 980 Ti but for the price you do get a water cooler. I say that isn't that bad taken that into account
Nvidia Titan X reduce image quality cheating...

The root of the problem is the image quality setting in Nvidia control panel. Check the difference (and proof) here:

http://hardforum.com/showpost.php?p=1041709168&postcount=84

there seems to be around 10% perf. drop after setting the quality to highest.
 
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Any chance you'll bench the Fury X again using the 15.7 driver W1zzard, or do you know any reviewer that has?
 
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Any chance you'll bench the Fury X again using the 15.7 driver W1zzard, or do you know any reviewer that has?

He used them in the Fury review, no difference to speak off.
 

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Any chance you'll bench the Fury X again using the 15.7 driver W1zzard, or do you know any reviewer that has?
Just look at the Fury review and you'll see Fury X numbers included?
 
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Just look at the Fury review and you'll see Fury X numbers included?


I looked at your Fury X review, but it uses Cat 15.15 beta. https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/AMD/R9_Fury_X/6.html

Are you saying you've done another since then using 15.7 on the Fury X?

That's just the Fury, and I'm looking for reviews that compare the Fury X on 15.7 to the 980 Ti.
 

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