New GPU!

[Hunter]

I received money earlier then i thought and i'm thinking in buying this awesome r9 270x edition.

Sapphire Radeon R9 270X Toxic Boost
Specs:
Core clock speed: 1100/Boost:1150 MHz Core Clock
(28 nm Chip, 1280 x Stream Processors)
Size: 2048 MB
Interface: 256 bits
GPU Type: GDDR5
Video memory speed: 6000 MHz Effective

Rate this GPU from 0 to 10.

EDIT: After all the size is of 4096 MB.

[Color]

Suggest

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814127775

Much quieter.

1030 MHZ boost(1120 oc mode)
Effective memory clock
5600MHz
Memory Size
4GB
Memory Interface
256-Bit
Memory Type
GDDR5


Your card is a 7/10

[Jew]

Suggest

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814127775

Much quieter.

1030 MHZ boost(1120 oc mode)
Effective memory clock
5600MHz
Memory Size
4GB
Memory Interface
256-Bit
Memory Type
GDDR5


Your card is a 7/10

bro the toxic is a beast. 7/10 is harsh
also 4gb of vram is overkill.

[Color]

bro the toxic is a beast. 7/10 is harsh
also 4gb of vram is overkill.

Compared to other cards it fits there just fine.

[Jew]

Compared to other cards it fits there just fine.

compared to other 270x cards ._. this doesnt compete with the titan-Z

[Color]

compared to other 270x cards ._. this doesnt compete with the titan-Z

If you're comparing it with other 270x's then there is no difference at all between any of them besides a possible gig of extra memory or an extra 100mhz to the clock speed that doesn't improve the rating at all.

[αяgуяσѕ]

I would suggest just buying a GTX 760 instead.
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...=-1&isNodeId=1
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-935-_-Product
Less power consumption and better performance, but at the cost of $40 more dollars.

compared to other 270x cards ._. this doesnt compete with the titan-Z

OFC You are talking about a dual video card here, that cost $3k each.

[Hunter]

I would suggest just buying a GTX 760 instead.
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...=-1&isNodeId=1
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-935-_-Product
Less power consumption and better performance, but at the cost of $40 more dollars.



OFC You are talking about a dual video card here, that cost $3k each.

The core clock and all it's worse then the toxic version. How is the GTX760 better then the 270x toxic version? o.O

[Meli]

The core clock and all it worse then the toxic version. How is the GTX760 better then the 270x toxic version? o.O

probably the benchmarks

[αяgуяσѕ]

The core clock and all it's worse then the toxic version. How is the GTX760 better then the 270x toxic version? o.O

There is a lot more to video cards then just core clocks.
Overall is more... that being said the GTX 760 has more overall.

Plus its only a 20 difference between the core clocks.
270x is at 1000
GTX 760 is at 980
You can simply overclock the GTX 760 to push it way over the 270x. Lets not forget the biggest thing is that its Nvidia which has the best video cards to overclock.

[Hunter]

There is a lot more to video cards then just core clocks.
Overall is more... that being said the GTX 760 has more overall.

Plus its only a 20 difference between the core clocks.
270x is at 1000
GTX 760 is at 980
You can simply overclock the GTX 760 to push it way over the 270x. Lets not forget the biggest thing is that its Nvidia which has the best video cards to overclock.

Nope the toxic version is at 1100/boost 1150. I had checked the wrong info the GPU i'm talking about only has 2GB (AMD R9 270X Toxic Version)

[Hunter]

Bought the GPU!

[αяgуяσѕ]

Bought the GPU!

Nice.
I would have rather still stick with the GTX 760 as it has a 7% increase in performance.
mainly because a Sapphire Radeon R9 270X Toxic Boost doesn't really compete with a EVGA GTX 760 SuperClocked.

[daboi22]

unless ur running 3 monitors in 4k.... i dont see why anyone needs more then 2 gig ram on a gpu

[Justin]

unless ur running 3 monitors in 4k.... i dont see why anyone needs more then 2 gig ram on a gpu

Hate to burst your bubble but you would need a heck of a lot of horsepower to run 3 4K monitors in Surround/EyeFinity! There's also a lot more to doing SLI/XFire configs than the amount of VRAM the card has. You have to take into account the monitors you are using ie Resolution, Aspect Ratio, etc. I have a 2GB GTX 770 pushing out to a 29" UltraWide monitor and I can tell you now I could use more VRAM on my card because of the resolution and aspect ratio and that's just one single monitor.