We first caught wind of an upcoming dual-GPU Hawaii graphics card this time last month when AMD teased us with its top-secret "Two is Better Than One" campaign. Although AMD didn't actually reveal anything, it was clearly planning a successor to the Radeon HD 7990, which is essentially two Tahiti dies on a single board, or in other words a pair of slightly underclocked Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition GPUs.
Back when we tested the 7990 in April 2013, it was a formidable rival for the GeForce GTX Titan. The biggest problem the card faced was AMD's frame latency performance, which was quite poor at the time, especially compared to a single-GPU solution like the Titan. The 7990 also suffered from enormous power consumption figures compared to the Titan, as we found it pulled almost 40% more power.
http://www.techspot.com/review/802-amd-radeon-r9-295x2/Measuring a motherboard-bending 12in (30cm) long, the R9 295X2 is roughly 3cm longer than the R9 290X and it's a very heavy graphics card featuring a full metal construction including the backplate and fan shroud.
Well i wish had $1499 to buy one to plug into my PCI express 3.0 MSI Max Power mother board although i already have a Corsair H100i CPU water cooler.
So you can now all officially line up and donate
14V67qDUsmhJSoenrQqjH2oe5YptHY7UpL <- My Bitcoin address
My Powercolor 7950 PCS+ needs an upgrade guys
