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PowerColor DEVIL Radeon R9 390X review
Posted by: on: 09/07/2015 09:22 AM [
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We review the PowerColor DEVIL Radeon R9 390X. This product is Hybrid cooled meaning air for the VRM area and liquid cooling on the Hawaii GPU, now called Grenada. Thanks to this cooler the card hovers just above the 50 Degrees C, that's under full gaming load whilst being factory overclocked towards 1100 MHz on the GPU base clock.
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PhazeDelta1
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Posted on: 09/08/2015 12:37 AM
Function before aesthetics.
Am i the only one who thinks the card is ugly as hell?
Function before aesthetics.
Noisiv
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Posted on: 09/08/2015 01:18 AM
How loud is too loud for idle? I sit right next to my rig.
And its almost inaudible with 8 fans alone with counting the 3 video cards and power supply fan.
well you can use this with audio cancelling headphones to see how's your hearing on different frequencies
and then use the same method with your speakers. any difference will be purely due to ambient noise masking that particular freq.
(focus on 125Hz - 1kHz)
or you could just not care if you dont hear your PC
How loud is too loud for idle? I sit right next to my rig.
And its almost inaudible with 8 fans alone with counting the 3 video cards and power supply fan.
well you can use this with audio cancelling headphones to see how's your hearing on different frequencies
and then use the same method with your speakers. any difference will be purely due to ambient noise masking that particular freq.
(focus on 125Hz - 1kHz)
or you could just not care if you dont hear your PC
Agonist
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Posted on: 09/08/2015 01:50 AM
well you can use this with audio cancelling headphones to see how's your hearing on different frequencies
and then use the same method with your speakers. any difference will be purely due to ambient noise masking that particular freq.
(focus on 125Hz - 1kHz)
or you could just not care if you dont hear your PC
I have great hearing. Almost as good as my eyesight. I am just not easily bothered by some fan noise or pump noise if its not loud as hell.
Plus I love loud cars and metal. Thoough I dont constantly blast loud music.
I dont wanna go deaf at 40.
well you can use this with audio cancelling headphones to see how's your hearing on different frequencies
and then use the same method with your speakers. any difference will be purely due to ambient noise masking that particular freq.
(focus on 125Hz - 1kHz)
or you could just not care if you dont hear your PC
I have great hearing. Almost as good as my eyesight. I am just not easily bothered by some fan noise or pump noise if its not loud as hell.
Plus I love loud cars and metal. Thoough I dont constantly blast loud music.
I dont wanna go deaf at 40.
DiceAir
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Posted on: 09/08/2015 09:50 AM
I agree. I rather have a card that works but looks ugly than a card that looks great but doesn't perform as good. I actually like the looks of this card.
Function before aesthetics.
I agree. I rather have a card that works but looks ugly than a card that looks great but doesn't perform as good. I actually like the looks of this card.
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This card is an upgrade for anyone under a 290. 280x to this gpu would be a decent enough step up. Especially coming from 3gb vram for them.