Last week at E3, AMD pulled the wraps off its new flagship GPU: the liquid-cooled Radeon R9 Fury X. It’s the most powerful GPU AMD has ever created, as well as the company’s first video card to feature new architecture and a new type of memory. Even before its announcement, speculation ran wild about how it’d compare to Nvidia’s GTX 980 Ti, which is equally priced at $650.
When specs and AMD-provided performance numbers came out late last week, it appeared that the two cards were pretty closely matched—and after some extensive testing, we can confirm that both cards are indeed pretty darn close in performance.
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When specs and AMD-provided performance numbers came out late last week, it appeared that the two cards were pretty closely matched—and after some extensive testing, we can confirm that both cards are indeed pretty darn close in performance.
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