R9 270.

Way faster than that HCFX setup.

i feel bad for "some people".

why ? they believe in it, and when truth out.. gpu can't even support async compute .. should just remove all claim able to support DX12 let alone saying full support DX12 set on their blog earlier this year.."

DX12 works both on AMD and Nvidia, just that their technology is different so now looks like AMD has advantage.

Let's not let fanboyism kick in.

Im having issues in overclocking my a10 7850k igpu  even pushing the clock speed slider up to 900mhz using msi afterburner it still shows 720mhz on the monitoring data in game.  But on furmark it shows 900mhz.

Im having issues in overclocking my a10 7850k igpu  even pushing the clock speed slider up to 900mhz using msi afterburner it still shows 720mhz on the monitoring data in game.  But on furmark it shows 900mhz.

What about the FPS? Unchanged?

  Lemon APU ?

http://www.fireprographics.com/experience/us/apply.asp

"50% discount for first card purchase of firepro?.

AMDmy does this apply worldwide?.

Jim Keller, former Chief Architect of Microprocessor Cores, will leave the company today to pursue other opportunities.

Well known for his work during AMD's heyday, Keller (pictured) was involved in the creation of the original Athlon architecture, K7, and then served as a lead architect on K8. After playing an instrumental role in developing the world's first native x86-64 bit architecture, Keller later joined Apple and helped develop the company's A4 and A5 SoCs before rejoining AMD in 2012 to spearhead the firm's upcoming Zen architecture.

Speaking to HEXUS, an AMD spokesperson has stated that "Jim was responsible for overseeing the teams defining the roadmaps for AMD’s CPU cores, systems IP, and server and client SoCs. "

Attempting to allay any fears over the impact of Keller's departure, the company adds that "Jim helped establish a strong leadership team that is well positioned for success as we enter the completion phase of the “Zen” core and associated system IP and SoCs."

"Jim’s departure is not expected to impact our public product or technology roadmaps, and we remain on track for “Zen” sampling in 2016 with first full year of revenue in 2017."

Looking ahead, Mark Papermaster, AMD's Chief Technology Officer, will step in as acting leader for Keller's team and will now help oversee one of the most important products in the company's history.

Sauce: http://hexus.net/tech/news/cpu/86585-legen...ler-leaves-amd/

Jim Keller left AMD.   Kinda abrupt.

Jim Keller left AMD.   Kinda abrupt.