The latest and very likely to be the very last of AMD’s R9-300 series GPU to be released is the R9 380X, supposedly the spiritual successor of the R9 280X but with more RAM. In fact the R9 380X isn’t of the same chip as the Tahiti XT based R9 280 cards but it uses…
Great stuff sometimes come in small packages, such is the AMD R9 Nano. It’s so small you wouldn’t believe the performance it holds. The card was designed to be neat, with the top side having nothing but the Radeon text on it. Unlike the Fury X models the R9 Nano’s RADEON text is without backlight….
With pretty much every Radeon R9 3xx series released, it’s finally the R9 380X’s turn which is AMD’s latest GPU that fills the gap between the R9 380 and R9 390. Below are the specs of the R9 380X (click to enlarge) – it’s based on the Tonga GPU found on the R9 380 and…
AMD Catalyst is retiring and we are introducing new software, completely redesigned and reimagined – Radeon Software. Radeon Software represents the breadth and depth of Radeon Technology Group’s software focus. The forthcoming product will be called Radeon Software: Crimson edition. To avoid confusion, the software is called “Radeon Software” while “Crimson Edition” is the name…
Beautiful cards don’t come by often, at least that’s how I feel about the industry, the PowerColor’s R9 390 is probably the best looking one around. If this card with tri-fan cooling system looks familiar, you’re right and you’ve probably paid enough attention to my articles. 😀 It’s the same card used in my Cooler…
