bro may i know why u post everything also don share sos one?

Oh sry... not everything mang, i'm posting this like ninja at work because manager is around and sometime i forgot some details.
http://videocardz.com/46912/official-amd-r...geforce-gtx-780

thanks bro

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I backed off a bit in BioShock Infinite, although the Very High detail preset still looks great. As you can see, Radeon R9 290X has little trouble posting higher average frame rates yet again. It’s worth noting that these are Fraps-based numbers—in single-GPU configurations, the results from Fraps and FCAT track closely anyway.

There’s not much more I can say at this point, except that I have several cards tested at 3840x2160, and R9 290X doesn’t just do well against the GeForce GTX 780…

With that, I should probably get back to the lab before I get myself into trouble.

this also no sos.. but this say lousy and then u posted the last one 290x win 780 in quiet mode. so not match one?

There’s not much more I can say at this point, except that I have several cards tested at 3840x2160, and R9 290X doesn’t just do well against the GeForce GTX 780…
Hohoho. Will be interesting to see the official numbers vs Titan. Can't wait for the official lauch. lol

thanks bro
this also no sos.. but this say lousy and then u posted the last one 290x win 780 in quiet mode. so not match one?

what doesn't just do well means it's doing more than just do well or? ayam confused with this!!

Because the sauce is in the 1st post in Page 17, i forgot to quote him.

Just came back from the AMD event in Montreal and wanted to share the info I got. The event was in a small room with 3 AMD guys, 2 identical rigs (except for GPUS) and some refreshments.

I think the specs/benchmarks have already been posted so I'll just post some observations and other info I got from the AMD guys.

- The 290X was MUCH smoother than the GTX 780 (The GTX780 was tearing like a mofo in Bioshock Infinite, painful to watch...)
- The 290X has a "UBER-mode" switch on the side which he couldn't tell more about because of NDA
- 280X is still Tahiti but it's a "completely new ASIC"
- Never Settle will not be bundled with R7/R9 series at launch but will be eventually. It will still be bundled with 7970, etc
- The 290X was surprisingly very quiet and looks amazing (much better than GTX780 IMO, I love black biggrin.gif)
- 290X is HDMI 1.4 (not 2.0, so it's limited to 30Hz @ 4K on HDMI)
- NDA lifting this month "for sure"
- They are testing some BETA drivers with 12K (3 x 4K) eyefinity support which they will be releasing soon
- He would not let me run GPUz... frown.gif
- Very disappointed by 4K, expected a lot more. Not worth it IMO

I have some pics but they are very blurry, I can dump them in an imgur album if you guys really want to see them.

-He also said their aim is to compete with the GTX 780 and not the Titan. Surprisingly, Bioshock Infinite had the 290x beating the 780 by about 15% but in Tomb Raider only about 5%. It's weird considering Bioshock tends to favor NVIDIA and Tomb Raider AMD. He couldn't reveal the price but he did tell me we'd be ''extremely happy'' about it. Considering it's aiming to compete with the 780, I wouldn't be surprised to see it priced lower.

-He didn't tell me Never Settle bundles will be eventually included with the R series, he simply told me people love bundles and it's a great incentive to buy so they'll definitely try to have some in the future.

-The Sharp monitors were both 4K 60HZ and 30''. They looked good but not nearly enough to justify their ridiculous price tags of 3,000$+. 4K doesn't look that much better than 1600p at that screen size but that's probably due to the screen being too small to display UHD in its full glory. Still, for those who absolutely want a 4K 27'', you'll be disappointed.

-290X is designed to run at 95c so it'll get hot but it won't throttle nor get damaged by this. This is the target they're aiming for. The GPU will run really hot but will still be stable.

-Mantle will be strictly up to the developers to use or not to use. They apparently have some big name players in the field who will use Mantle. Dice is the first big one but expect to see more in the near future. Mantle is what everyone say it is. It brings a console-like development environment to the PC. I wouldn't hold my breath for 20% better performance. I would however expect much smoother and better ports.

-The tech demo showing Ruby with the not so great TressFX had around 23 different effects designed by AMD and it was just a beta. A finished version will apparently look much better.

-CPU's running on both systems were i7-3960X.

-The AMD rep said he saw the rumors about the pricing online and the most widely accepted prices are ''completely wrong''.

-He couldn't reveal anything about the specs. No GPU-Z. Nothing. Just the cards as is.

- I attempted to get the price out of him by first asking how much the monitors were worth and then by asking how much the whole system was worth. He didn't bite

now, i have a Q, not to bash but i did not just get it. we have msi lightning which has some very good chip/components to OC the card the hell of it, but on nvidia, it implement a restriction on it where once it hit the temp, it will throttle down. my Q, what is the usage/benefit of getting special edition such as lightning/soc/classified version when you can't oc to the full potential or till it break down? 

amd does not place this restriction right?

now, i have a Q, not to bash but i did not just get it. we have msi lightning which has some very good chip/components to OC the card the hell of it, but on nvidia, it implement a restriction on it where once it hit the temp, it will throttle down. my Q, what is the usage/benefit of getting special edition such as lightning/soc/classified version when you can't oc to the full potential or till it break down? 

amd does not place this restriction right?

yeap dunno why Nvidia always 'blocking' stuffs from this n that while AMD open their legs wide wide for u to punish their GPU.. might be that if Nvidia let everything go full potential then they have no more stuffs in their pockets to counter-attack later?

Hence higher failure rate of AMD GPU compare to Nvidia and one of the "reason" behind Origin PC dropped AMD GPU in their built.

lol. okie. make sense from pov on business. but as consumer, heck i juz want the hell out of my money spent. i even overvolt/oc my gpu till my psu unable to supply the power to my pc = auto shutdown. but i'm satisfied with the extra few fps without forking out extra $$. for me, OC capability is one of the criteria to look at when buying cpu/gpu.

AMD cards do throttle, I tried remove their heatsink, the temps shootup to 99C and it throttles. I managed not to fry my card. It happened with one of my HD6xxx-series. HD7xxx-series have this, too.