#5280787

Raider0001

2016-05-28 20:28

Looks better than Asus therefore it is better

#5280792

Undying

2016-05-28 21:05

Looks better than Asus therefore it is better

Probably 50-70€ cheaper than Asus as well.

#5280859

Fender178

2016-05-29 00:22

Good looking card. I remember Gainward from back in the during the Radeon 9800 pro days.

#5316974

sunnyp_343

2016-08-05 11:08

memory clock speed 5000 mhz compare to 10 gbps in Asus...its too low. Does this not effect on performance big time?

#5318352

SuperAverage

2016-08-08 13:52

memory clock speed 5000 mhz compare to 10 gbps in Asus...its too low. Does this not effect on performance big time?

um... 5000 mhz GDDR5x = 10gbps

#5318647

sunnyp_343

2016-08-09 06:29

um... 5000 mhz GDDR5x = 10gbps

Then why gainward write this as 5000 mhz and other makers like Asus,MSi,Gigabyte write as 10000Mhz?

#5318843

SuperAverage

2016-08-09 16:40

Then why gainward write this as 5000 mhz and other makers like Asus,MSi,Gigabyte write as 10000Mhz?

Not 10000Mhz. 10gbps. One is a speed, one is a bandwidth measurement. They say the same thing. 5000Mhz GDDR5X on a 256 bit bus provides 10gbps bandwidth.

#5318950

Clouseau

2016-08-09 21:06

Suunyp_343, Post proves that the marketing technique works. Both products state the same memory performance but one company chose to put a much higher number to make people think it is better...higher the number, the better. One needs to stay on their toes to keep in front of those marketing wizards.