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it seems strange that 480 8GB could be R9 290x at 4k but the Fury is Still ahead with 4GB(while games uses 4.3GB)
it seems it does because 290x is underperforming meanwhile Fury-Nano arentJust because the game uses 4.3GB doesn't mean it actually needs that much.
it seems it does because 290x is underperforming meanwhile Fury-Nano arent
it seems strange that 480 8GB could be R9 290x at 4k but the Fury is Still ahead with 4GB(while games uses 4.3GB)
Also the 2500k is giving a very good smacking to the 8350. 85fps vs 66fps. So much for the "press losing the plot". meh...
Yeah, it's doing pretty badly in this game. That's always been the problem with the BD derivatives. They can manage decent performance on average, but choke in some games.Also the 2500k is giving a very good smacking to the 8350. 85fps vs 66fps. So much for the "press losing the plot". meh...
I'm in shock the 280X is basically on par with the 970 at 1080P.This game isn't core heavy at all which is why. I mean the core i3 2100 is doing well which shows its heavily single core bound. They aren't OCing any of the CPUs which is why the 1800x is at top, in the testing they used an OC'd 5960x @ 4.6 which gave 136 fps or 30% gain from 3.0 -> 4.6 ghz
Pretty nuts to see Fury X outpacing SLI 980 Ti though and so close to the 1080.
title should really be revised to include BETA indication, you got me thinking the game was released already!
