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Question: Should i get this card or wait for other cards that are coming out hows this with bf4?
Document: The second card ALSO has coil while but to a lesser degree. I'm going to swap it out AGAIN but if the third card has the same issue i'll just return it and wait for their next gen cards to come out. My ftw 680 4gig card will be fine until they are released.
This is one of the best cards on the market and its not even the most expensive! When you consider that you get 3 games from AMD and another 8 Free games from Sapphire It is very good value. Mine doesn't have any coil whine. It runs a little warm but nothing to be concerned about. The fans move lots of air and it doesn't make much noise at all, the noise you hear is air rather than the distracting kind of fan noise other cards might make.
Tried to run this next to another card and the fans broke off of it. Waiting on my liquid cooling supplement so I can run games on high without this thing overheating and shutting off my computer. Also, this doesn't throttle itself like other video cards, the temp will just go through the roof and shut your machine down (at least on windows 7 that is).
Also even when the GPUs are functioning properly, the AMD&#8217;s fan controller is way too worried about noise, the GPUs can be close to 100% load (like during bf4) and the fans will be barely spinning and the card will be burning up at around 100c+. (remember heat kills computer components not just your GPU.)
AMD has been doing the driver updates for a long time and the issues with the cards aren't being fixed completely. I can't even imagine the problems with the R9 290x, I have seen other reviews with people complaining about the drivers having huge issues.The bottom line for purchasing this product is what are you using it for. If your doing 3D programs with multiple monitors and work related things, then this card matches the need. For gaming, I would think twice before purchasing it or any other AMD product.
The video card has done very well by me. I run four DVI monitors from my computer. I had two Nvidia video cards pushing the monitors, but the system would lock up periodically or a single monitor would click out (even after switching it with a different monitor.) So I purchased this video card to replace them. Installation was easy and simple and even freed up a couple of slots on the motherboard. However, once it was installed. I purchased Display Port to DVI 6' cables.
Now i play skyrim, LOL, and lost planet. It had no problem handling them when the setting is max. The only problem is it will get loud
If you leave it on (default) your second GPU will do some strange things, the most benign of which is every time you minimize a game it will switch off and your frames will drop by half, and the only way to get it working again is to restart the game.
I am very much looking forward to the drivers at the end of July, too. I don't run benches, because I can't play 'em. But it handles everything really well for me at this point. Now that Lightboost can run on AMD cards, I'm definitely considering trying one of those monitors as well.One note: barely fits in my FT-02.
It may be the different quality with the chips/rendering process on the boards that actually give a different effect.For the high prices of NVIDIA compared to AMD products, I believe their is a tradeoff in the quality of the cards. Sure AMD has good specs and benchmarks but when it comes to a nice gaming experience and smooth frames, I prefer NVIDIA. To me, I feel like AMD is just handing out 3/4 video cards that aren't performing smoothly.
Answer: On my rig this card runs Battlefield 4 on ultra with almost everything maxed. As to whether you should buy this one you might want to check out the new AMD cards before you make you're decision.