390x as good value as 390?

[Daniel123dk]

Does the 390x have as good value as a 390?

[Xenift]

No, get the R9 390 for 1080, more than enough.

 

Otherwise the 980Ti right after that.

[Kinda Bottlenecked]

Depends on the price difference in your area. 

[Arwanell]

next thing from 390 should be Fury

[Daniel123dk]

next thing from 390 should be Fury

Why?

[Daniel123dk]

Depends on the price difference in your area. 

390x = £350, 390 = £280

[Daniel123dk]

No, get the R9 390 for 1080, more than enough.

 

Otherwise the 980Ti right after that.

i got a 390, but going to send it back to get my money back

[ZetZet]

390<Fury<980Ti. 390x doesn't exist, just like 980.

[Arwanell]

Why?

because 390x isn't worth it over 390

 

if you want to upgrade from 390, you should get Fury

[agentagent47]

390<Fury<980Ti. 390x doesn't exist, just like 980.

what's the different between 980Ti and 980 ?

[Daniel123dk]

what's the different between 980Ti and 980 ?

cost and performance

[Daniel123dk]

because 390x isn't worth it over 390

 

if you want to upgrade from 390, you should get Fury

Ok, i see 

[Daniel123dk]

390<Fury<980Ti. 390x doesn't exist, just like 980.

umm okay

[Bazilias]

cost and performance

R9 390>R9 Fury>GTX 980ti

There is a minor difference between the R9 390X and R9 390 (3-5 FPS) which isn't worth the extra $100. The R9 Fury is better than the R9 390 and performs great at 2K. At 2K ultra and 4K low you should get an GTX 980ti. And at 4K high/ultra you should get 3/4 GTX 980ti's.

[Daniel123dk]

R9 390>R9 Fury>GTX 980ti

There is a minor difference between the R9 390X and R9 390 (3-5 FPS) which isn't worth the extra $100. The R9 Fury is better than the R9 390 and performs great at 2K. At 2K ultra and 4K low you should get an GTX 980ti. And at 4K high/ultra you should get 3/4 GTX 980ti's.

bare in mind, that i have a 390, that im sending back, to buy a new one that has to be more quiet. i play 1080p

[Bazilias]

bare in mind, that i have a 390, that im sending back, to buy a new one that has to be more quiet. i play 1080p

R9 390>R9 Fury>GTX 980ti

[comefightme]

R9 390>R9 Fury>GTX 980ti

What? so the 390 is the best and the 980ti is the worst? u wot m8

[Bazilias]

R

 

What? so the 390 is the best and the 980ti is the worst? u wot m8

Read what I said m9. For 2K ultra settings and 4K low settings get an GTX 980ti. By that I mean that the R9 390 is more for 1080p ultra and 1440p high settings gameplay. and the R9 Fury for 2K ultra.

[ZetZet]

what's the different between 980Ti and 980 ?

massive difference, 980Ti is based on Titan X so it basically delivers Titan X performance. 980Ti is good 15-25% faster than 980. 

[FirstArmada]

R

 

Read what I said m9. For 2K ultra settings and 4K low settings get an GTX 980ti. By that I mean that the R9 390 is more for 1080p ultra and 1440p high settings gameplay. and the R9 Fury for 2K ultra.

 

Re read what you said m8 ">" signifies that the word on the open end is greater

[Bazilias]

Re read what you said m8 ">" signifies that the word on the open end is greater

">" means better than the one before.

[ivan134]

">" means better than the one before.

Breh....

[App4that]

390<Fury<980Ti. 390x doesn't exist, just like 980.

Funny, I'm ordering a 980. Seems to exist in my region.

[ZetZet]

Funny, I'm ordering a 980. Seems to exist in my region.

:mellow:

 

 

 

 

">" means better than the one before.

No actually, that's a math symbol for greater than the next one. 4 > 2 Open end is big, closed end is small. That's why 2 < 4 means the same.

 

 

 

If you want to make an arrow do ->

 

 

[FirstArmada]

Ahhh there are to different uses 

 

The way you are using it follows programming languages while the way if referring to is  its use in mathematics