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HIS Radeon R9-290X Hybrid ICEQ review
Posted by: on: 08/21/2014 09:09 AM [
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In this review we will benchmark and test HIS Radeon R9-290X Hybrid ICEQ edition. The card uses liquid cooling for the GPU that runs towards a 120mm radiator. On the card itself there still is a small fan that blows air over the VRM area and other components. As a result this card will remain under 80 Degrees C at full load, and does so whilst being factory clocked to a nice 1100 MHz. Under SKU code H290XQH4GD the product will be released with 4 GB of graphics memory.
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dbogss
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Posted on: 08/21/2014 10:20 AM
yap ,yap i do appreciate the x series ,the only downfall is the cooler design ,but that is a personal opinion...
yap ,yap i do appreciate the x series ,the only downfall is the cooler design ,but that is a personal opinion...
kanej2007
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Posted on: 08/21/2014 10:33 AM
Stunning card, however, as others have said, what's with the funky looking cooler?
Stunning card, however, as others have said, what's with the funky looking cooler?
Kaotik
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Posted on: 08/21/2014 01:53 PM
I would still point out, that according to AMD's CodeXL, Hawaii (and Bonaire) are Sea Islands, not Volcanic Islands, and that first Volcanic Islands GPU's are Tonga (already out in FirePro-form) and Iceland
I would still point out, that according to AMD's CodeXL, Hawaii (and Bonaire) are Sea Islands, not Volcanic Islands, and that first Volcanic Islands GPU's are Tonga (already out in FirePro-form) and Iceland
Undying
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Posted on: 08/21/2014 01:55 PM
Tonga is coming this saturday so hopefuly HH let us know more about those cards.
Tonga is coming this saturday so hopefuly HH let us know more about those cards.
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Thanks for the review Hilbert
I don't know, somehow I'm not that impressed with that cooler design. Yes, 80°C might be acceptable, yet again it doesn't look like an overly quiet card, nor a exceptionally cool one... and you need some place to put the radiator too, so it is "costly" in space inside the chassis, and maybe needs an additional opening, thus probably making your whole system louder again. Not really something I'd get, but that's just my opinion. At least the vrm stay cool, and the memory overclock seems to be nice too.
Also, just a little hint: the overclocking section seems to still show some ASUS references from the last card you reviewed