This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Jul 16 2017, 05:03 PM

Are you using Crimson?

I'm using Crimson, so far so good but on my last attempt one of the tabs on the UI was a NO GO, crashes the software itself.

i think its good. especially the frame rate cap. on demanding games i'll use Crimson to override few settings such as AA / Frame rate cap (72hz) / VSR for games such as War Of Mine, Brothers : A tale of 2 son @ 4k for beautiful graphic
on 1st edition (launch), i can't use the auto-update function, but installed the 2nd version make auto-update works.

This post has been edited by sai86: Jan 26 2016, 09:15 AM

This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Jul 16 2017, 05:03 PM

I use both camps and they're all great.

Value for money depends on budget, under RM 1,300 range it's AMD camp. If you can go RM 1,400 and above it's Nvidia camp.

AMD's R9 390 is neat at RM 1,700 range. It performs similar to an RM 1,400 reference GTX 970 but what it has is 8GB VRAM in that's great for multi-GPU config and beneficial when game utilizes more VRAM.

After that it's AMD R9 390X before one goes for the GTX 980 on green camp.

The R9 Nano is nice ONLY if the new price is reflected, tiny powerhouse there. Power efficient too. I love that one. I have the R9 Fury with me but no chance to try out yet. R9 Fury X is priced on the high side. Not my choice of card if I were to spend that type of money.

Thanks for all the good words guys! We appreciate your support.

Certainly looking forward for more things this year.

14nm is the way to go! Now if only we have more details.

New cooling system, new processors!



Details at http://www.goldfries.com/tech-news/amd-off...nt-performance/

Unfortunately AMDmy doesn't sell these CPU

Well they're new.

We hope to see them in the market soon too.

It's sad to see AMD is discontinuing their driver support for the older HD series graphics cards. I pity the adopters for HD 8000 series users. These cards were just released in 2013 & now AMD ends their driver support for these cards. Seems pretty unfair to me.

This post has been edited by Thrust: Feb 13 2016, 03:02 PM

Sry? Got source for that?

HD 8xxx series?

After HD 7xxx there were no HD 8xxx series.

Just found out the HD 8000 series cards are OEM cards meant for laptops.

Oh that one, all pre-GCN GPU dropped to Legacy support few months ago.

Guys just wanna ask

Is it that R7 370 really hot cuz max is 76C in my rig even after changing the Fan position for so many times

Which model? It shouldn't be that hot but depend on the cooler.