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AMD Radeon R9 390X Teaser Pic – Definitely Water Cooled + Small Form Factor

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But will it be enough?

I heard that the 500 series will have temps closer to Sun's and a TDP of 1.5GW...now we now why are we affected by Global Warming....

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NooooooooooooOooooooooooooOooooo

 

GTFO with the 120mm radiators, either prepackage 2 cards with one 240 mm radiator or make 1 card with 140mm radiator. FFS.

 

Why does AMD INSIST on making every damn card unbuyable for me, no matter how hard I decided ahead of time I want one of their damn cards.

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NooooooooooooOooooooooooooOooooo

 

GTFO with the 120mm radiators, either prepackage 2 cards with one 240 mm radiator or make 1 card with 140mm radiator. FFS.

 

Why does AMD INSIST on making every damn card unbuyable for me, no matter how hard I decided ahead of time I want one of their damn cards.

Unbuyable? You simply aren't trying hard enough :P

 

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There are other ones too if you don't like the look of this one.

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ITT:

 

GUISE AMD CARDS ARE SO HOT THE 400 SERIES WILL HAVE A LN2 COOLER AT STOCK.

Hence why code name Arctic Islands, ever been there? 105 degrees C in the winter time.

 

NooooooooooooOooooooooooooOooooo

 

GTFO with the 120mm radiators, either prepackage 2 cards with one 240 mm radiator or make 1 card with 140mm radiator. FFS.

 

Why does AMD INSIST on making every damn card unbuyable for me, no matter how hard I decided ahead of time I want one of their damn cards.

140mm radiators aren't necessary for GPUs. A single 120mm radiator is more than enough and cuts corners on cost.

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only hdmi and dp. time for adapters for thosw whos screen dont have hdmi.

Isn't it time we drop DVI. It's a large connector, and the same space can be occupied by 2 full-sized DisplayPort or HDMI ports that are also capable of driving higher-resolution displays.

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The back of my case already fits 120mm. That's not the point. The point is that it supports 140mm as well, and I won't use 120mm where I can use 140mm. Call it OCD if you will, but that's my principle. Bigger fan = less perceived noise as well, which matters to me as the computer sits where I record music.

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Fuck...

I like long gpu's not small ones...

Well as long as there is a long version...

Also, lets hope there are some Lightning PCB's or I will die...

 

Small ones are always the tastiest ;)

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The ironic thing is that people are like Herr derr AMD is runs so hot that it needs watercooling. If Nvidia released a card with Aio cooler they'd say ERMERGERD NVERDIA IS SER GERD AND AWSOM.

Pisses me off.

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390x has a lower memory frequency? 

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The back of my case already fits 120mm. That's not the point. The point is that it supports 140mm as well, and I won't use 120mm where I can use 140mm. Call it OCD if you will, but that's my principle. Bigger fan = less perceived noise as well, which matters to me as the computer sits where I record music.

You're OCD. ;)

I suppose that might be a problem then. I don't do anything where things need to be super quiet, so the noise difference between a 120 and 140mm water cooler doesn't matter to me. Personally, I would rather it be 120mm and everyone be able to support it, even if they need to get an adapter, than have it be 140mm and people actually be screwed out of getting it. I have two cases and neither of them support 140mm fans, so I would have to get an entirely new case if I wanted to get one of these.

You know what's easier than buying and building a brand new PC? Petty larceny!
If you're worried about getting caught, here's a trick: Only steal one part at a time. Plenty of people will call the cops because somebody stole their computer -- nobody calls the cops because they're "pretty sure the dirty-bathrobe guy from next door jacked my heat sink."

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390x has a lower memory frequency? 

Yes due to it using HBM. It trades off frequency for power efficiency and has a massive interface that makes up for it. A stack of HBM at 1.0 GHz supplies 128 GB/s of memory bandwidth.

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Yes due to it using HBM. It trades off frequency for power efficiency and has a massive interface that makes up for it. A stack of HBM at 1.0 GHz supplies 128 GB/s of bandwidth.

Was thinking it was it, just wanted to confirm it. Ty :)

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A 120mm rad is plenty enough for stock settings and even more. Remember that unlike CPUs there is no IHS to be a massive bottleneck in heat transfer with GPU dies. Bigger rads will help if you are going to be overvolting near/past the PCI-E connector theoretical power specs but at that point it's no different than what people currently do with switching over to a custom loop.

The PCB size makes sense if you consider how much space on current PCBs is spent on all the discrete VRAM modules. Specialized cards like the EVGA Kingpin try to get the VRAM as close to the core as possible with extra traces. Now imagine all the memory stacked in a single line and residing next to the core itself. This is a huge space saving. Custom waterblocks will be less expensive also, and will open up possibilities of some ridiculously powerful SFF builds.

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THIS IS A LEAK SO TAKE IT WITH THE BIGGEST SALT YOU CAN POSSIBLY CONSUME

390x1.jpg

390x2.jpg

 

hmmm, ok well, the high end part of fiji has shed the light of day, if its true and not a a elaborated prank or sources falsifying crap for a quick buck, anyways, here they are, and the most noticeable thing is that it will be watercooled but even more curious is that it has barbs, the kind you use for custom loops, second is that is really small for a high end part, pcb sizes seems to be like the reference 670, this seems plausible due to HBM being right next to the GPU core and not spread around like past GDDR5 designs, lastly its sexy, like IMO it looks more badass that nvidia reference high end cooler

 

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Looks legit (not)

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I thought PCPer were better than this, making posts about rumours tut tut... 

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Salt_P1080020.jpeg

 

dat 'nuff salt?

 

OH WAIT, IT'S WCCF TECH! Nope, not enough salt.

 

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If it's true that's awesome, but I suspect it won't be cheap. I hope at least the 390 is a decent bargain like the 290 was at launch.

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that'd be INSANE.

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I guess news is slow when even PCPer are scouring through WCCF Tech for something to talk about. However, in this case I would call the leak legit. For one, Lisa Su talked about all new form factors while grinning, and secondly we know that AMD are continuing with hybrid cooling, and third we know SFF is going to be a thing because of HBM. Even if this is a fake, its probably going to happen irregardless. 

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damn -.-

this is one of the greatest thing that has happened to me recently, and it happened on this forum, those involved have my eternal gratitude http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/198850-update-alex-got-his-moto-g2-lets-get-a-moto-g-for-alexgoeshigh-unofficial/ :')

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That Card looks pretty insane. I love the idea of getting koth cards, in tiny formats. Graphics cards need watercooling more than CPU's anyways, so it all makes sense.

 

Gigantic 900D computers are obsolete. Mini/micro pc's are the future, and this makes it possible.

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