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Radeon R9 280X XFX Double D Black Edition is a special edition of the high-end Radeon R9 280X.
This edition comes with a custom cooling system which reduces the card's temperature under load, significantly and comes overclocked out of the box in the central unit that was increased from 850MHz to 1000MHz, while the Boost clock is now of 1080MHz. The operating memory clock was increased to 1550MHz.
Benchmarks indicate a 5% performance boost over the standard edition and so this card offers the same performance a GeForce GTX 770 does.
| Popular Game System Requirements | ||
|---|---|---|
| Game | Min. | Rec. |
| Red Dead Redemption 2 | 20% | 40% |
| Halo: Reach | 80% | 56% |
| Cyberpunk 2077 | 14% | 92% |
| Call of Duty: Modern Warfare | 24% | 40% |
| Doom Eternal | 32% | 20% |
| Microsoft Flight Simulator | 14% | 92% |
| Grand Theft Auto VI | 30% | 113% |
| Dragon Ball Z Kakarot | 48% | 14% |
| Star Wars: Jedi - Fallen Order | 74% | 92% |
| Need For Speed Heat | 22% | 40% |
Does anyone who owns this card tried overclocking? I just wondering how far I can push it.
With the right conditions (cooling and stuff) you can OC it pretty well.
At 1.3V I got mine up to 1223/1855.
But my PSU might be limiting too.
it is very famous for its huge overclocking
What psu would I need, at the moment I have 600 w
That is enough. If it has decent built quality.
Might want to search for yours online if you are not sure.
will my cx 600m psu work with this card?
I heard that series is not good.
But it will be enough I am running this on an CS450
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html
here is a good psu list.
yeah it says that its not great for oc but in normal use its very stable and good psu. (BTW its in the same tier as your psu)
I got a coolermaster 630W PSU, will it be enough? D:
Hope i'm not too late. with that GPU and CPU combo, yes it will, unless you wish to do crossfire in the future then you would need around 750w to be safe, or do big OC then a 650 - 700w :)
ty c:, I was able to get a gtx 670 for only 150 euros :P
Not sure how much that is in GBP but it sounds like a good deal, hope it treats you well xD
Pip, there are 2 Double D versions of this card. One is cheaper for like 15 euros and has a 850 Mhz core clock, I think.
I am putting together a PC for a friend and I am thinking about using this card. What is the real recommended Power requirement for quality PSU's (Corsair, EVGA, etc..? CPU: Intel xeon E3-1231
Corsair Cx750m, mine (check my rig)… 650-750W anything in that interval.
Ok so a 650 Watt Corsai 80+ Gold would be fine?
Yes, you'll be fine. Even though it says 750W it isn't needed. Corsai 80+ Gold is perfectly fine.
I recomend this build…although this GPU is the NON Black edition version although you can easily overclock this GPU to perform similar to this GPU.
This rig should run BF4 at 60+ fps on ultra settings and no AA. Also the psu is an 500W 80+ psu which is enough. Right now the price is about $760.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/syvFK8
I have this card and it doesn't run as well as other peoples. Most of the fps readings online and on videos in youtube are higher than mine. Any help?
Well, most people test games on 1920x1080, your monitor is much more than that…it's much wider. Furthermore, optimization is also a key factor.
I only play on 1920x1080 on one monitor. I have a dual monitor setup.
Please post the youtube videos here and I'll see what I can "see" :)
Furthermore, tell me what FPS are you getting on which games….
My friend has the same computer specs as you so I'll play the games there and see how well they run.
:)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKBvP4NP3K4 In Diablo 3 I go down to like 30ish for the most part.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLiIM2MDYNQ I play on the lowest settings and get like barely 60 fps most of the time.
This is strange. I can max out both games and get 60+ FPS (but I put V-sync on so it caps 60 fps). You should be able to max out both games and get highest possible fps. My recommendations:
- http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop?os=Windows+7+-+64#amd-catalyst-packages --> install latest drivers…I installed 14.4 and everything is working perfectly
- scan for viruses and trojan
…if that doesn't help, run the diagnostic tool and send me the file.
It didn't change anything I still only get under 30 fps in Tomb Raider maxed.
Have you tried turning down the details and see how that works? Set the settings to high and run the benchmark then.
Most common reasons of low fps are outdated hardware/drivers, viruses, too high detail.
Are you having problems only in Tomb Raider and Diablo 3 or for every game you play?
Pretty much every single game I play I get lower fps than what everyone else has.
Then there is a problem in your computer.
1) Check your GPU and CPU temperature and load (are they running full speed and at what temperature)
2) Have you installed any program and got low fps afterwards, or is the low fps problem from the beginning?
3) Check for Pheonix.exe in C:Program Files … or in C:subfolders
4) Try setting lower settings and see how that works
5) Viruses
6) Drivers, mobo…
7) HDD problems: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/dd637756.aspx
As much information as you can provide!
Gpu and Cpu are a little high but nothing out of the ordinary. No phoenix.exe, no viruses, I haven't actually updated my motherboard driver. I dont know how.
Tell me what your motherboard is and I'll find the update for you :)
CPU-Z, AIDA64 are programs that help you identify your mobo model and manufacturer.
http://imgur.com/OwXBkxl,4AavwI5#0 I find it weird that in the graphics tab my card shows up as a 7970. Is that the same for you as well?
Yes, r9 280x is basically a mildly improved 7970…think nothing of it. It's a normal thing to show it as 7970; Catalyst Control Center will show it as a r9 200 series.
Your mobo is fine, no need to update.
Are you running any program while you play?
Important: Lower settings to medium-high and see if that improves the FPS.
Im not running any programs while I play and also lowering settings does increase fps but I feel like I shouldn't have to because no one else needs to.
Then you must do benchmarks and cross-check the results with other rigs. Stress test and see if there is anything wrong with any component of your rig (hardware). If you are getting lower fps then other people with same rigs my educated guess would be:
-Virus
-GPU drivers
-Catalyst control center is poorly optimized(I know when I set different filtering it went Harlem Shake)
-Set the power mode to High Performance
EDIT: Create a thread and let other people help too. Maybe other mis fortunate people with same problems and solutions.
Can I crossfire this with my XFX 7970 Double D Black Edition, since it's the same card essentially?
You can crossfire any 7970 with any r9 280x graphics card. Beware though! 7970 Crossfire was reported to have microstutters.
Excellent graphics card. I love it! Runs everything smoothly on highest settings
