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AMD Radeon R9 290 starts listing in price search engines
AMD should be releasing the AMD Radeon R9 290 non X model by tomorrow. The price is still unknown but everybody was expecting this product to be sub 500 EUR. EU based price search engine Geizhals now is listing the product for as low as 475 EUR (incl VAT). Meaning that in the end you may expect a more typical 449 EUR price tag. Perhaps even lower.
Meanwhile Geihals also is listing some specifications and clock frequencies on the product. It's un German, but I'm sure you'll understand it:
Chip: Hawaii Pro
- Chiptakt: bis 947MHz
- Speicher: 4GB GDDR5, 1250MHz, 512bit, 320GB/s
- Shader-Einheiten/TMUs/ROPs: 2560/160/64
- Rechenleistung: 4096GFLOPS (Single), 1024GFLOPS (Double)
- Fertigung: 28nm
- Leistungsaufnahme: keine Angabe (TDP), keine Angabe (Leerlauf), 3W (ZeroCore-Power)
- DirectX: 11.2
- OpenGL: 4.3
- OpenCL: 1.2
- Shader Modell: 5.0
- Schnittstelle: PCIe 3.0 x16
- Bauweise: Dual-Slot
- Kühlung: keine Angabe
- Anschlüsse: 2x DVI, HDMI 1.4a, DisplayPort 1.2
- Externe Stromversorgung: 1x 8-Pin PCIe, 1x 6-Pin PCIe
- Abmessungen: 274x38mm
- Besonderheiten: AMD TrueAudio, AMD Eyefinity, integrierter 7.1 HD Audiocontroller, unterstützt 4-Way CrossFireX
- Herstellergarantie: keine Angabe
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#4692397 Posted on: 11/04/2013 11:14 AM
Yeah it's a bit silly...even Titans hit low €800s when not in stock when it was out for a month.
Yeah it's a bit silly...even Titans hit low €800s when not in stock when it was out for a month.
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#4692404 Posted on: 11/04/2013 11:37 AM
the 290x is 550 euro in germany. hardware prices are calculated at a 1:1 exchange rate. that tends to be the case for most of continental europe afaik.
price difference seems to be at around 100 euro which is fine
That's $607-$776. How's that supposed to sell when the 290X is $550...
the 290x is 550 euro in germany. hardware prices are calculated at a 1:1 exchange rate. that tends to be the case for most of continental europe afaik.
price difference seems to be at around 100 euro which is fine
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#4692405 Posted on: 11/04/2013 11:39 AM
fist listing has come up on one of Australia's IT stores and is said to be in stock (XFX branded). $25 difference between it and lowest priced 290X. Though XFX in Aus the one of the more expensive brands. and the 290x (PowerColor) is the cheapest branded here. so id expect a defference closer to $75 for the majority. And this store is one of the more expensive IT stores.
fist listing has come up on one of Australia's IT stores and is said to be in stock (XFX branded). $25 difference between it and lowest priced 290X. Though XFX in Aus the one of the more expensive brands. and the 290x (PowerColor) is the cheapest branded here. so id expect a defference closer to $75 for the majority. And this store is one of the more expensive IT stores.
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#4692406 Posted on: 11/04/2013 11:41 AM
290X can be ordered for as low €465 atm, list price should be about €480. €399 before taxes was the word for 290X.
the 290x is 550 euro in germany.
290X can be ordered for as low €465 atm, list price should be about €480. €399 before taxes was the word for 290X.
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That's $607-$776. How's that supposed to sell when the 290X is $550...