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October 08, 2013, 02:57:21 PM |
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Guys, everything is rebrand exept the R9 290X HD7970 = 280X HD7850 = 270X HD7770 = 260X
So, The R9 290 boasts 2,560 stream processors, the current top model, HD7970 has 2048.
Simple math tells us that the 290X should have around 20% better results than a 7970.
So lets say a HD7970 gets to 750Kh/s, a R9 290X should get around 900Kh/s. Simple math, and then there is overclocking, a HD7970 that runs 750Kh/s is obviously OC'd pretty hard, so I am only just picking easy numbers on that one.
Your math is wrong. All things being equal (they won't be) 750Kh/s would extrapolate to 1031Kh/s for the 290X (37.5% more shaders) and 937Kh/s for the 290 (25% more shaders.)
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hulk
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October 08, 2013, 03:04:11 PM |
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Guys, everything is rebrand exept the R9 290X HD7970 = 280X HD7850 = 270X HD7770 = 260X
So, The R9 290 boasts 2,560 stream processors, the current top model, HD7970 has 2048.
Simple math tells us that the 290X should have around 20% better results than a 7970.
So lets say a HD7970 gets to 750Kh/s, a R9 290X should get around 900Kh/s. Simple math, and then there is overclocking, a HD7970 that runs 750Kh/s is obviously OC'd pretty hard, so I am only just picking easy numbers on that one.
Are you sure that the following is just rebranding? HD7970 = 280X HD7850 = 270X HD7770 = 260X Last I heard they are going to improve the performance instead of just rebranding. Thanks
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Stoneysilence
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October 08, 2013, 06:42:12 PM |
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kuusj98
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October 08, 2013, 08:06:25 PM |
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Guys, everything is rebrand exept the R9 290X HD7970 = 280X HD7850 = 270X HD7770 = 260X
So, The R9 290 boasts 2,560 stream processors, the current top model, HD7970 has 2048.
Simple math tells us that the 290X should have around 20% better results than a 7970.
So lets say a HD7970 gets to 750Kh/s, a R9 290X should get around 900Kh/s. Simple math, and then there is overclocking, a HD7970 that runs 750Kh/s is obviously OC'd pretty hard, so I am only just picking easy numbers on that one.
Are you sure that the following is just rebranding? HD7970 = 280X HD7850 = 270X HD7770 = 260X Last I heard they are going to improve the performance instead of just rebranding. Thanks Well, i've seen reviews but that is just upping the core 50 Mhz and you get 1 FPS more... And the 270X has 1280 cores, so the hd7850 core has been improved but not by much. (I think a hd7870 has 1280 btw).
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kuusj98
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October 08, 2013, 08:08:07 PM |
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Guys, everything is rebrand exept the R9 290X HD7970 = 280X HD7850 = 270X HD7770 = 260X
So, The R9 290 boasts 2,560 stream processors, the current top model, HD7970 has 2048.
Simple math tells us that the 290X should have around 20% better results than a 7970.
So lets say a HD7970 gets to 750Kh/s, a R9 290X should get around 900Kh/s. Simple math, and then there is overclocking, a HD7970 that runs 750Kh/s is obviously OC'd pretty hard, so I am only just picking easy numbers on that one.
Your math is wrong. All things being equal (they won't be) 750Kh/s would extrapolate to 1031Kh/s for the 290X (37.5% more shaders) and 937Kh/s for the 290 (25% more shaders.) Last time i've seen the branding there is no 290 non X, so I don't know what you are talking about
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cowandtea
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October 09, 2013, 06:48:32 AM |
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Guys, everything is rebrand exept the R9 290X HD7970 = 280X HD7850 = 270X HD7770 = 260X
So, The R9 290 boasts 2,560 stream processors, the current top model, HD7970 has 2048.
Simple math tells us that the 290X should have around 20% better results than a 7970.
So lets say a HD7970 gets to 750Kh/s, a R9 290X should get around 900Kh/s. Simple math, and then there is overclocking, a HD7970 that runs 750Kh/s is obviously OC'd pretty hard, so I am only just picking easy numbers on that one.
Your math is wrong. All things being equal (they won't be) 750Kh/s would extrapolate to 1031Kh/s for the 290X (37.5% more shaders) and 937Kh/s for the 290 (25% more shaders.) Last time i've seen the branding there is no 290 non X, so I don't know what you are talking about There is, I see some review it says that Radeon R9 290 is coming too, being that Radeon R9 290X even more powerful then R9 290.
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fattypig
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October 09, 2013, 03:53:47 PM |
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that's even more expansive then a 7990. Need to know which is more energy efficiency
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l3jmr
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October 09, 2013, 05:31:36 PM |
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I think 7990 will be better in terms of speed , they work 1400khash+ dont they? For 650€ wich is supposed to be the cost of 290x you can get 3x 7950 and get 1800khash+ out of it. I doubt 290x will be able to top that.
The 280x might be best/most optimal mining card in terms of €/khash if they come out at 200€ and have the same speed as 7970.
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ivanlabrie
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October 09, 2013, 09:17:46 PM |
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that's even more expansive then a 7990. Need to know which is more energy efficiency R9-290 sounds like a good idea... Euro prices translate 1:1 to USD bro, so expect a $520 price at launch. Maybe lower after a month or so.
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Samir_H
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October 10, 2013, 01:08:23 PM |
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I think 7990 will be better in terms of speed , they work 1400khash+ dont they? For 650€ wich is supposed to be the cost of 290x you can get 3x 7950 and get 1800khash+ out of it. I doubt 290x will be able to top that.
The 280x might be best/most optimal mining card in terms of €/khash if they come out at 200€ and have the same speed as 7970.
I'm on same page here with you. No way 290/290X is worth that money, 3 x 7950 and when you sell you lose much less on three 200$/€ card then on one 650$.
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fattypig
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October 10, 2013, 01:09:49 PM |
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I think 7990 will be better in terms of speed , they work 1400khash+ dont they? For 650€ wich is supposed to be the cost of 290x you can get 3x 7950 and get 1800khash+ out of it. I doubt 290x will be able to top that.
The 280x might be best/most optimal mining card in terms of €/khash if they come out at 200€ and have the same speed as 7970.
I'm on same page here with you. No way 290/290X is worth that money, 3 x 7950 and when you sell you lose much less on three 200$/€ card then on one 650$. I was told 290/290x is more energy efficiency, so it might be worth while in the long run.
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Samir_H
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October 10, 2013, 01:31:52 PM |
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Same 28nm production process, chip is bigger than 7900 series. Not sure it can be more energy efficient. The only question is what GCN2.0 brings.
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MerchantMiner
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October 10, 2013, 01:49:06 PM |
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Yeah but its gonna run WarFace like i stole it
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stefffe
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October 10, 2013, 01:51:11 PM |
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Just got my R9 280X, gonna install it in 1-2 hours. Ill post hashrate if someone is interested...
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chandrakant
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October 10, 2013, 01:58:31 PM |
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Just got my R9 280X, gonna install it in 1-2 hours. Ill post hashrate if someone is interested...
I am very much interested Also upload GPU-Z screenshot BTW how much the card cost you?
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fattypig
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October 10, 2013, 01:58:48 PM |
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Just got my R9 280X, gonna install it in 1-2 hours. Ill post hashrate if someone is interested...
Please do, and also the watt from wall and your undervolted settings
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Samir_H
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October 10, 2013, 02:09:56 PM |
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I'm also interested to see is it acting completely same as 7970 or is it better.
What brand you got and is voltage unlocked?
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stefffe
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October 10, 2013, 03:19:37 PM |
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Hi guys, just installed the card, its a gigabyte R9 280X 3GB OC. Cant seem to get the drivers installed tho, never had this problem b4. It gets installed as "standard vga adapter". GOnna try some stuff, brb.
I paid $350 for it, and Im from sweden so I guess its cheaper in the us
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regular
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October 10, 2013, 04:11:50 PM |
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You need the 13.11 beta drivers from the AMD website.
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