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Question: So, is there a huge jump between this card and the Sapphire R9 290X 4GB? Like life-changing? Which one should I get on a budget? Gift for the husband.
Document: Upgraded from a Ati 7850, and didn't think I'd see a huge difference but there definitely was one. All my games run at ultra including bf4, and range from 60-90 fps in those settings. Great card all in all. Just know you will need an 8pin+6pin to run this. (Comes with these plugs just make sure your psu has extra plugs.) Also the card runs a Lil warm, idles 36-38 of course but can get up to 72c during ruckus in bf4.
I originally bought this card to crossfire with my existing 7970ghz edition graphics card. I did end up doing this, but I have also got into the game of litecoin mining with it. With just very minor tweaks to the clock speeds, using GUIminer, this card can get &#62;600khash/s. It is also way way quieter than the 'vapor-x' line from sapphire as well. I much prefer the Dual-X version.
I've owned a few Sapphire cards over the years and his one lived up to the standards as usual! Sapphire makes a great quality product at an excellent price point. Highly recommend this if you want the most for your money!BYOGamingPC.com
It's an amazing video card, great performance and, right now, you won't get as much performance out of your money than with this video card. AMD really nailed it with this one.
These cards are usually running almost at full usage for video rendering and such. When they are at full bore, they get into the 70's, but this card is always about 5C hotter than the Vapor-X (plus I can't change the voltage, like I can on the Vapor-X)
This card runs very cool! At max usage, I get like 60C on 70% fan. The design is nice. I can run all my games with graphics mods and so forth at 60 FPS. I plan on crossfiring these in the future when I need more power. Definitely a solid card, now I wait to hear more about the AMD mantle thing.
The product itself was easy to install and get running, has been in use for a few weeks, and works well. I would have given 5 stars but the Sapphire rebate process is cumbersome and in the end didn't work. They claimed i didn't include the UPC symbol; which i actually attached to the rebate form since it was small and floating around in the envelope. An email to them was answered several weeks later with 'Thanks for getting in touch with us.
Did try to call but their system hung up on me before i reached a person - wasn't worth pursuing further for a $10 rebate. I'm not about to recommend the product now though, just based on their crappy outsourced rebate provider. If you dont care about that, the product itself is fine, just like other Sapphire products i've bought in the past. The free games i was able to pick from on their website was a nice bonus.
This is a VERY powerful card for the money. But how do they save that money manufacturing them? Build quality.Pros:3gb of vram is niceRun all my games at high with ease300 fps is nice on high qualityCons:At 58C it overheats, or at least acts like it.At 63C people in Watch Dogs get spike kneesIn every game and even the desktop there are tons of artifacts at 63C.
Then installing drivers, open up the cd, bam spiderwebbed like someone hit it with a hammer. AFTER all is done, recieved responses to my emails asking for product pictures come to find out I wouldn't get a response. All in all the product works, I was looking for some sort of compensation because I wasn't looking to RMA the product after the legnthy shipping. Just buyer beware of the &#34;certified&#34; used salers
Answer: This one will pretty much play any game out there on the highest settings as long as you have a modern processor and probably 8gb memory. In my opinion, if you're on a budget to where ~$100 matters, yes, this would be a better buy for now.