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XFX R9 Fury Liquid Cooled 1000MHz 4GB HBM 3xDP HDMI Graphics Cards (R9-FURY-4WFA)

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Graphics Coprocessor AMD Radeon
Brand XFX
Graphics Ram Size 4 GB
GPU Clock Speed 1000 MHz
Video Output Interface DisplayPort, HDMI

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  • Liquid Cooled
  • 4GB HBM Memory
  • 1 x HDMI
  • 3 x Display Port
  • 4k Resolution Ready

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AMD's most advanced and innovative GPU to date, AMD Radeon R9 Fury Pro graphics delivers the highest GPU memory bandwidth ever for unparalleled 4K and VR gaming.

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Nutmeggerking
2.0 out of 5 stars Rather disappointed by it
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2016
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Deceptive. This is simply a watercooler Fury, not Fury X. It has no real purpose, but is being sold at near Fury X prices because XFX has enough X's in there to make you miss the little detail. Had to return both of mine upon arrival. Rather disappointed by it.
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Kevin C
4.0 out of 5 stars This is more than just a "little" competition for Nvidia!
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2016
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This was a tough one. I use Nvidia for almost all my builds, but this was a special request. First, it doesn't need to be water cooled, but it doesn't hurt, either. Just adds to the price and "bling" factor. I snipped the line, blew out the coolant, left the pump unplugged and just blew a 120mm fan through it, ran plenty cool. Before I cut the line I hooked it up as required, plugged it in and it ran without a hitch with NO PUMP NOISE whatsoever, but only a few degrees cooler than just using the right fans. Water cool your CPU if you must, but unless you're going to O/C this GPU for fun this card is great without it. I set it up right next to a GTX 980 Ti system on my bench, exact same specs (i7-6700k's, 32GB G.SKILL TridentZ DDR4, Asus Maximus VIII, and noticed ZERO difference on Skyrim, Dead Space 3, Fallout 4, and as of yesterday,The Division. The R9 Fury ran a little hotter (3-7 degrees) and sucked down more power, like that's a shock. This card offers some things that I wan't to see compared with the 980 Ti come Direct X 12, but they are both faster than the fastest mainstream games on the market will push them. I actually thought I saw a little flicker on the 980 Ti running The Division, turned out it was supposed to be there. Pricewise, I'm a Radeon guy from waaayy back...and now they're building to compete again, I think quite successfully.
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