Monday, April 14th 2014

XFX Rolls Out R9 295X2 Core Edition Graphics Card

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XFX rolled out its Radeon R9 295X2 Core Edition graphics card. A branding reserved by XFX for "reference design," the R9 295X2 Core Edition is every bit AMD's creation, barring just XFX stickers. It ships in a paperboard box. Codenamed "Vesuvius," the R9 295X2 is a dual-GPU graphics card based on a pair of 28 nm "Hawaii" GPUs, with all 2,816 stream processors, 176 TMUs, and 64 ROPs enabled on each chip; and with two 512-bit wide GDDR5 memory interfaces, holding a total of 8 GB of memory. XFX is expected to sell this card at AMD's MSRP of US $1,499.

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9 Comments on XFX Rolls Out R9 295X2 Core Edition Graphics Card

#1
LAN_deRf_HA
Funny how much the right sticker classes it up.
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#2
HumanSmoke
LAN_deRf_HAFunny how much the right sticker classes it up.
Don't forget the bonus paperboard box!
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#3
bogami
HAHAHA others beside GPU made a good suitcase that you can be processed in case!
They could offer a copper block version and achieve one slot wide GPU which would be nice upgraded for mini moderboard, Power Mini PC .......;)
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#4
LTUGamer
bogamiHAHAHA others beside GPU made a good suitcase that you can be processed in case!
They could offer a copper block version and achieve one slot wide GPU which would be nice upgraded for mini moderboard, Power Mini PC .......;)
Most ITX cases have two expansion slots
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#5
Jack1n
So it swaps the metal case with a traditional cardboard one and the price is still the same?lame...
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#6
HumanSmoke
Jack1nSo it swaps the metal case with a traditional cardboard one and the price is still the same?lame...
XFX will probably tell you it's part of their "green initiative" - reducing the carbon footprint for their boxed 500+W card.
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#7
micropage7
but metal case is more useful
first i just think like its basic version with different cooler but just the box
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#8
HumanSmoke
micropage7first i just think like its basic version with different cooler but just the box
Can't see a 295X2 being effectively cooled by a cardboard box. The ultimate low cost, low performance passive heatsink ? :laugh:
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#9
jmgbjr
What's the deal XFX. Cheaping out on the extras for a $1500 card (not forget the +$125 in California sales tax for myself and other CA'ers). I agree the metal case is completely useless once you install the card. So how about throwing in some games instead.
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