Review: AMD Radeon R9 NANO

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 09/10/2015 02:52 PM | source: | 156 comment(s)

Today is the day we can show you our review on the all new AMD Radeon R9 NANO. Petite is the main catchphrase for the AMD Radeon R9 Nano that we test today. The product has an incredibly small form factor yet is powered with a Fiji XT chip that brings some significant gaming performance to this graphics card.

Read our full review right here.

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xIcarus
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#5156871 Posted on: 09/10/2015 03:48 PM

I really don't get this. Instead of cutting it down from Fiji XT, they made it a full XT chip. Thus they are reducing the available stock for Fury X which is low to begin with.
Then some guy said 'I know! Let's price it at 650$!'. I'm not even sorry for laughing anymore. They are just digging their own grave. AMD wake up!

not really, pricing in Australia reflects your economy and your salaries pretty well, it's certain parts of EU that normally get the shaft. Think 2 months salary to buy this and you'll get the idea.

Can confirm. Average salary in Romania = ~400EUR. 980Ti should reflect our economy but it's not even 650$, it's around 850EUR (950$). Ridiculous.

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#5156872 Posted on: 09/10/2015 03:51 PM

I couldn't find the price on my fone, it's higher than the 980ti and fury x?

had a quick look on OcUK, you can buy these 980ti for £499

Palit Super Jetstream
KFA2 Infin8 Black Edition
Inno3D Herculez OC

The cheapest Nano on OcUK is £529. They then go up to £549, £575 and £599. Cheapest FuryX is £549. It's kinda strange that nVidia have the fastest high end gpu in that £500 bracket, while it's also the cheapest.

rl66
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