ASUS Radeon R9 390X DirectX 12 R9390X-DC2-8GD5 8GB 512-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card

Pros: Ridiculous power. In line with 980, and 2/3 the total cost. 8GB of Vram because totally needed. Better Open-cl performance and rendering speed. Finally fixing Linux drivers.

Cons: Heat High wattage Nivida still slaughters it in some games because software optimization. Rendering engines support it slightly more. Far superior drivers.

Overall Review: Great card, swapped out two 970's in sli after nividia lied about the vram. No regrets and works great.

Pros: All I wanted was to play Fallout 4 on ultra graphics settings without having to sell a kidney, and this card delivered.

Cons: This is the biggest graphics card I've ever seen, and I've owned dual GPU cards. Make sure it fits in you chassis before buying. Get a 600W+ power supply unit too.

Pros: This card it a beast, the amount helps alot in higher resolutions. The price has come down to a much better since release so that's awesome. I recently reviewed this saying Skyrim lags, I'm an idiot and had enb vram settings to 2 gb, Skyrim on ultra with many graphical enhancements rarely drops below 50 fps when standing in very open areas spinning around like a fool. Buy this card it's amazing.

Cons: Fallout 4 runs terribly. In reality the game runs bad on any system.

Pros: Good 60 fps (Have it capped in AMD catalyst without would expect coil whine) in most games at ultra or extreme Mad max, Rome total war 2, Starcraft 2, Coh 2, Skyrim (without mods) and may others. Very good looking card well made feels strong no slagging. I would highly recommend this card but good intake and vent needed see below.

Cons: Heat is somewhat a problem my case have over 7 fans (Haf 932 top mounted PSU so 2 120mm fans blowing on GPU) in a 15-23 Celsius room and this card on base clock at one time (based on MSI afterburner) reached 80-82 Celsius at one point for 2 min but standard temps are 60-75 depending on game and time playing. Despite this there were no heat related artifact in any games. happened on 4-5hr game session.

Overall Review: Fallout 4 ready i hope.

Pros: Looks cool and stays decently cool, only takes up two slots, runs almost every game I've played on max with 60-55 fps.

Cons: Skyrim with mods (Climates of tamriel, Tamriel reloaded HD textures and Project enb fantasy preset) Runs good at average outdoors, 52 fps and indoors solid 60 fps, the thing is when loading the open world, from fast travel or just walking outside, the game starts to flicker and fps drops to about 1-2 fps, I've read this is caused from the gpu not being able to load it all and it under too much stress, I'm sure in time with proper drivers and hopefully windows 10 support this should be a thing of the past.

Pros: great card my first amd card

Cons: none

Overall Review: it takes some gitting used to but its a good one

Pros: - Fast on Windows

Cons: - Crashes using open source drivers (https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91880). You have to use amdgpu-pro in order to get anything stable. Even then, it will very slow.

Overall Review: Do not expect to be able to use open source drivers with this card!