@Mary Graziano what the

@Mary Graziano awesome go scam elsewhere

more like 3090

there already was a 3070 on release...

Lol, yea

May not be far off from seeing this as the norm even on the low end AMD cards, infinity fabric + 7nm + vega = all of the tflops.

Hi (:

@@bdhale34: Definitely looks to be the case.

Yeah the Radeon Pro Duo is a damn beast

Oh i do hope so nVidia could use a good kick in the gut ATI/AMD has always been force over finesse when it came to GPU performance and they have the tech to throw out more raw compute power than nVidia's architecture could come close to matching almost half the fab size and their infinity fabric will make for some amazing cards.

How is it a nightmare? it takes literally twenty seconds or less to disable crossfire if it causes a problem, and the benefits when it works well is quite significant.

A piece of History? This thing runs on the first iteration of the GCN architecture. Yes the same GCN that vega is the 5th iteration of. With crossfire working well this dual gpu will stomp a 1060 or RX 580 and it will keep up with cards like the 1070. The 7000 series is the best AMD has produced in recent years and its not obsolete as "piece of history" implies as shown in the video.

@Cuzeg Spiked i'm assuming that that's autocorrect, right? Nvidias top-tier stuff is only metaphorically overpriced shit

@Cuzeg Spiked lol yup

A nightmare? it seems to me that you never used an igpu before

ikr it's like a good price for a single 7970 even, so he basically got a second one for free :D

I payed 7980 hd for 10 euros

Difference is, a 7990 easily shuts most PSUs down while a 7970 won't.

@@hans-joachimbierwirth4727 No it doesn't. Amd recommendations for psu are grossly over specced, just like nvidias. I mean damn, the ask 400w psus for gpus without a power connector, basically for gpus that can draw at max 75w.

You mad? I own one of this cards, and it shuts down my 750W bequiet! PSU within two or three minutes of gaming but runs well with my Antec 1300W PSU due to bad asic quality of both GPUs. Full system load is around 800W (7990 + Q6600 + X38 chipset).

2 7990 are you mad

@@notcraig255 Might be able to simulate a universe with that much power!

U should change the thermal paste

101 frames... Degrees😂😂

Honestly they were entirely pointless, nothing ever used crossfire x with any success XD I changed em both out for a 1080ti and never looked back :)

Timothy Cousineau my 290 made my PSU explode, lucky it didn’t take anything with it

Good old days on a XFX HD 7950 then to Sapphire Tri-x 290x then to MSI 390x. Now have wasted money for RX 580 because 390x is close to them. So yeah am sure 7990 would've battered RX 580 today

Though it's even better when Dave is around.

Your room must be 69°c as well... xD

I recently picked up a GTX 690 and GTX 590! Both broken, but I have fixed them. I really want to get another 690 to try quad SLI in my old rig!

I have a core 2 quad q6700 and a i7 6700k

@@janisir4529 67 hmmmm

It's actually 69F but he lives in alaska

hell NAH! i used on of those with a pentium 4 and it fking darkened my wooden table from how hot the fker gets.

Dorian Przybyła i cant remember what it was but you had to disable some kind of syncing to meditate that

@@kebab4387 V-Sync?

Not V-Sync, it's called "Frame Pacing". It'll lower average FPS by up to 10% (usually only 0-5% hit tho) to sync the frames sent out by the crossfired cards, and eliminate >90% of microstutter. Crossfire has become a lot more usable since that setting got implemented.

@@DragoCubX When he said syncing I thought it could be but thanks for the information. What I still think about v-sync is that it can make some stuttering during some games. For example csgo.

@@DragoCubX p

If you get it for a steal it can be, especially considering being able to flip it for profit if it works

2nd gen intel I series aren't really ancient. Still more than capable of most tasks now.

@@johnwolf2349 ikr. I still have it and it works great on esportd

sandy bridge is far from ancient, the 2500K is still a great cpu. Ran a 2400 myself up till like next year and it worked very well still

that 2500k is worth more than 30 for sure.

Somewhat true.

Liar

God damn 9800 sli I hope you meant 980

r/thathappened

@@malcolmcampbell1968 Why is he lying?

im using baked gt 9800 for 12 years :)

Hahahhha! So true like and share with your friends to win this card 😎😎😎😂😂

It doesn't stack up if you use 2 separate cards This card uses 6gb lol

@Nikola - One card with 2 GPUs has to duplicate memory the same way multi cards do. This card has two sets of 3gb, each assigned to one GPU and it behaves as such. It came out at a time where this wasn't common knowledge and manufacturers took advantage with their marketing.

Still wrong. The way this card is designed is with 6GB of VRAM, it is 6gb of VRAM per card, the cards may still be on the same pcb but each "card" has access to its own 6gb therefor in practice it is still a 6gb card. no it doesnt stack and no this doesnt make this a 12gb card. it just means that its 2 6gb cards on the same pcb.

Nope. Look at the video at 3:38. GPU-Z clearly states that 1 of the GPUs only has access to 3GB of memory.

@@JWI515 .... Its a "6gb" card.. Does this mean as its double it's got 12gb shared? NO. Its 2*3gb. Do you think AMD would not take advantage of the maximum value they could claim? They did take advantage of it, and its 3gb of usable VRAM, for each GPU.

Yeah, I love my duel Fury so much, I'm going to try 4x once I get a board that supports it. Those 2x Fury cost $400 total and beat my Titan Xp (now only $800 used, though I paid $1200 earlier this year), so all 4x Fury cost the same as 1 used Titan... Not a bad deal considering 2x was already better. Running 4k: Furys make a nice smooth 60 fps in Crysis 3 Ultra (no AA) with Titan Xp collectors edition making ~50 fps and much choppier. I really want to try running some games at 3x 4k, but obviously the single Titan just wasn't going to cut it when it makes only 67 fps in Fortnite at 4k (no AA).

awesome my dude :D cheers on that

Nice I've been wanting to upgrade to that combo (or an rx 480). Granted a 1050ti can (almost) match the consoles depending on how demanding the game is cough shadow of the tomb raider can't hit 60 fps locked right now on an i3 8100, gtx 1050ti, and 16 GB ddr4 ram cough.

Speedster Blur i dont think that a console would do 60 fps neither

Nice bro I have the same CPU with a gtx1050 ti tho

Noob, Get a 1070. Just kidding, Welcome to the PC world!

i had a powercolor devil 13 in my previous computer for maybe 2 weeks, i sold my 7950 to get it that shit used insane power and went over 80c regularly

Yeah, probably just because they are older cards and less supported. My duel Fury didn't need that. I also have a Titan Xp, but for any game that supports multi-GPU (most of mine) then the 2x Fury wins. For some fun, I went ahead and bought some more so I can try 4x Fury (same price used as the cheapest I've found my Titan). They are cheap enough, if I blow a couple up with LN2 benchmarking, I really won't care. I saw the Radeon world record Firestrike looking pretty low with 4x Fury X, and I think it will be a fun challenge to see if I can break that record with 4x Fury (non-X) with hardware voltage mods. Like I said, if they ALL break, its still less cost than breaking a Titan, and I HATE overclocking Pascal. When I tell a card what to do, it's not a negotiation, but Pascal thinks it is...

Its easier to force Nvidia SLI in games that do not support it, But there are vary few games I've found that wont scale perfectly, Crossfire is a bit different, you can't always force crossfire from what i've tested and played with or results in crashing stutter or flickering with no other option to really disable it and use a single card.

Battlefield 4, Baku Mission and seeing levolution for the first time, with HD7990 powering it was so exciting and mind blowing at the time

Don't do crossfire lol, too many problems and too many games not supporting it, plus you'll need some serious power.

@@Titan69 he already has the 7990 and the PSU that can handle it. The thing is, there is no reason for comparison because the results would be pretty much the same. Only thing is thermals and throttling of 7990 vs taking up more space of 2x 7970/280x...

u must have a terrible cpu then lol

Either of those setups would be great for BOINC (scientific computing) and Gridcoin.

@@paranoidnela im afraid i dont know exact numbers but im using a 1300 watt power supply put it that way XD

same, his vids are so great. He is entertaining and calming.

Unprofessional? It's nice to give a recommendation, but to act like you want a refund is ridiculous!

weird flex but ok

Lmao you're dumb

@@Drewless hes right, vram does not stack on dual gpu systems

YES

Yes , but the amount of power it needs and heat it produces is not worth it.

depends on the game if it supports crossfire or not

criS I am a 750 W PSU it’s just an old PSU so I don’t know if I would trust it that’s why I’m going with the 1050 for my first gaming build

Um... I believe he ran Wofensten NO, and FC5... both newer titles...

Can you find a good price on a Radeon Pro Duo Polaris? Basically 2 RX 580s on a card, though I think it's a professional grade piece that only has the default blower style cooler.

LigmaBalls xD Ok Srsy Idk

Steve

His name is Steve, if I remember correctly:)

It's Steve

No, his seagull is Steve

Don't put too much thermal paste

Do you mean with 4gb (2x) you have 8gb dual channel ram? If so, yes

jansen Is your motherboard a z370 motherboard? Do some overclocking and this build is more than enough for 1440p on everything ultra, good build

jansen Not really it’s just if you’re trying to save money I’m pretty good at finding budget parts that will do more than Knouff for games but if you’re getting a 1080 then I probably don’t have much to offer

just wait a bit. maybe 1 month. Pascal cards will be cheaper for sure.

thanks mate

It very likely is, my r9 390 which uses less power is able to heat my house in the winter, it also heats up the globe by 2° every year

Albert Cazares . I know it's a joke, well mostly, but even small electric heaters provide more heat.

nice :-)

Yes.

No

@@RandomGaminginHD even me lol, I want you to revive this game please Project reality battlefiled 2 Its a free awesome game but people dont know it Pls spread it , you will love it trust me

Checked this list anything ? amdcrossfire.wikia.com/wiki/Crossfire_Game_Compatibility_List Pretty good compiled list here. Only crossfire I've messed about with is recently with two hd 5770's in a core 2 quad q6600 system overclocked too 3.0 ghz & 4 gb 1066 mhz ram. Card will probably last quite well if you do stick with an fps limiter on for most older titles with a game profile in the drivers & say 72 fps on something like Borderlands 2 in a spare system.

I would like a shoutout as well.

It is when you put a huge magnet on electricity meter 🙄🙄🙄🙄

It is in Venezuela

@@malcolmcampbell1968 Nicola Tesla

In Siberia it is dirt cheap, and cooling is... not an issue...

I thought the same with my rig which pulls around 1000 watts at full tilt, thats just the rig, not sure how much im pulling with my monitors my 400 watt speakers hard drive toasters, though even gaming I'm still pulling over 500 watts, and I game on it pretty often, My bill hasn't went up at all vs it off and not setup for 3 months here in Arizona.

Depends what your doing most of the time, full load your looking at 1000 watts, but just basic stuff your probably pulling 100 or so.....

@@dcikaruga Even idle it uses a good chunck of power, a 5960x 4.5ghz uses more than 100w at idle, both 1070s use probably around that at idle, top of 9 120mm fans 8 sticks or ram, pcie wifi card, 2 usb 3.1 cards, 12 different usb devices idle it will use quite a bit at idle. Wish i had a watt meter.

My 1060 +i5 6400 peaks at around 200 when playing games, idle and I can squeeze 50, even down to 40 sometimes.

So u playin on intel hd?

NorthernLeigonare-- Hell Bruh,, Mebbe we should ALL move to Kent!! I'd be hella happy with HALF the deals RGiHD gets! lolz

BlazeElPadrino You collect outdated parts, what do you do with them, museum? store them?