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Looks like AMD are sending out the review samples of their new Fiji based card out into the wild.

PCWorld got their hands on a sample and did a size comparison.

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And also a 970 mITX card

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Boy the nano is small.

Also here is how the R9 nano was born

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Source: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2979831/components-graphics/first-look-amd-radeon-r9-nano-compared-to-the-fury-a-tiny-gtx-970-and-a-pencil.html

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AMD needs to sell this for less than $650...

I know they're trying to make profit but that's too much.

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AMD needs to sell this for less than $650...

I know they're trying to make profit but that's too much.

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Still waiting for a proper review from Linus or Jay to see the temps and other performance...

Well with this we know they might have the review samples and are testing until the embargo(dunno if their is one?) is up.

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They still won`t sell a lot at that price. A 980 Ti beats this by a huge margin at the same cost and also fits in 99% of all builds.

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AMD needs to sell this for less than $650...

I know they're trying to make profit but that's too much.

Yeah less than $650 USD so it's less than $1000 in Australia.

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I'd buy it for $500 max.

 

 

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Well with this we know they might have the review samples and are testing until the embargo(dunno if their is one?) is up.

Linus definitely has a review sample http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/443057-updated-the-tech-report-wont-receive-a-r9-fury-nano-for-review/?p=5937891

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get used to it, this gonna be every card from now on

 

no more penis extensions either, gpus being power efficient etc...

 

 

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Saw that on the live stream yesterday it was epic!

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I'd buy it for $500 max.

Not even, Fury non x is $500, this should be 400.

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They still won`t sell a lot at that price. A 980 Ti beats this by a huge margin at the same cost and also fits in 99% of all builds.

 

but this card is not for the 99% but the 1% that the 980ti sized card can't fit into.

 

 

I wounder if you can overclock this think to close or past Fury X performance if its on a waterblock. I know it only has 1 8pin but you can just force it past it limits.

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Not even, Fury non x is $500, this should be 400.

Actually the MSRP of the Fury non X is 550$.

 

but this card is not for the 99% but the 1% that the 980ti sized card can't fit into.

 

 

I wounder if you can overclock this think to close or past Fury X performance if its on a waterblock. I know it only has 1 8pin but you can just force it past it limits.

Power is definitely going to be the limiting factor in terms of overclocking.

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Actually the MSRP of the Fury non X is 550$.

so 450.

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Would be great if they sell for less than 200.

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Looks like AMD are sending out the review samples of their new Fiji based card out into the wild.

PCWorld got their hands on a sample and did a size comparison.

CN7MApJVAAAo7Az.jpg

And also a 970 mITX card

CN7bNriVAAAou4i.jpg

 

Boy the nano is small.

Also here is how the R9 nano was born

uwjNnQT.gif

 

Source: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2979831/components-graphics/first-look-amd-radeon-r9-nano-compared-to-the-fury-a-tiny-gtx-970-and-a-pencil.html

That is a small card. Probably the best for small PCs. But it is a bit pricey.

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Actually the MSRP of the Fury non X is 550$.

 

Power is definitely going to be the limiting factor in terms of overclocking.

 

its mostly going to be the power supply, you better make sure it can output the amp required over 1 cable. I do now most single rail power supplies should be able to do that.

 

the reason for multi plugs on GPU's is that the connectors are not rated for it, and allows for multi rail power supplies to work on the GPU.

 

I also wounder if the Fury X block fits on it?

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I'm gonna pick up this card when it comes out. I want to put together a small form factor build for my living room. 

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Lol, as if we haven't had high end graphics cards that small before.

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its mostly going to be the power supply, you better make sure it can output the amp required over 1 cable. I do now most single rail power supplies should be able to do that.

the reason for multi plugs on GPU's is that the connectors are not rated for it, and allows for multi rail power supplies to work on the GPU.

I also wounder if the Fury X block fits on it?

The PCB is smaller, so a Fury X block probably won't fit.

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Still waiting for a proper review from Linus or Jay to see the temps and other performance...

im putting a bey on it being quite warm or shit and cool

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im putting a bey on it being quite warm or shit and cool

 

I'd also estimate that it won't have much headroom for overclocking. Maybe its even clocked lower than the real FuryX. But I'm still excited for what it really will be.

who cares...

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its mostly going to be the power supply, you better make sure it can output the amp required over 1 cable. I do now most single rail power supplies should be able to do that.

 

the reason for multi plugs on GPU's is that the connectors are not rated for it, and allows for multi rail power supplies to work on the GPU.

 

I also wounder if the Fury X block fits on it?

why would you want to mount a waterblock on this shit card, would completely defeat the purpose of buying it over fury x

 

 

I'd also estimate that it won't have much headroom for overclocking. Maybe its even clocked lower than the real FuryX. But I'm still excited for what it really will be.

why are you excited, it's barely more powerful than 290x in amd's own benchmarks.

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