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AMD Radeon R9 380 2GB CrossFireX Graphics Cards Review

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“On 5 March 2013, Square Enix released Tomb Raider, billed as a reboot of the franchise. In Tomb Raider, the player is confronted with a much younger Lara Croft who is shipwrecked and finds herself stranded on a mysterious island rife with danger, both natural and human. In contrast to the earlier games Croft is portrayed as vulnerable, acting out of necessity, desperation and sheer survival rather than for a greater cause or personal gain.” From Wikipedia.org

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After numerous re-tests, I am shocked at how close the R9 380 CF is to the Titan X.

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    1. I was confused by this also, but after multiple re-tests, this was the average figure at the point of recording.

    1. I’d like to see that too! I just got the r9 380 4gb yesterday and it is a beast! Paired with my 4690k @ stock speed and my old kit of 16gb 1333mhz ram I can run, for example, GTA V with mixed high/very high setting and get very good fps and smooth gameplay.
      I would definitely consider getting another 380 for CF in the future.

      1. Definately get a second 4gb one – I can play GTA V in 4K VSR Max settings with Stable 45 FPS. If you tone it down slightly it can get to 60 fps

          1. Hey I manage it with a 650 watt gold NZXT Modular – the GPU Coolers dont get that hot at all but my air flow setup is decent in the NZXT Noctis 450 case il upload a pic

          2. Nice! I have a 750w modular Corsair PSU so I guess that should be enough. I’m also considering switching my current case for a Fractal Design Arc Midi R2 or a Phanteks Enthoo Pro M so airflow should not be an issue.

          3. So are you planning to crossfire? – Id go for the phanteks enthoo they are suppose to be great. You make any really small form factor builds?

          4. I wouldn’t dismiss the idea of crossfire 🙂 Right now my build is in a Corsair Air 240 so I’d say it’s a rather small build, got a 4690k cooled by a H100i, the R9 390, 16gb 2400MHz RAM in it, but I’m looking to switch to a compact ATX case so that’s why I’m speculating between the Arc Midi R2 and the Pro M. I don’t feel like cramming 2 GPUs inside the Air 240, that would certainly get too hot.

          5. I wouldn’t dismiss the idea of crossfire 🙂 Right now my build is in a Corsair Air 240 so I’d say it’s a rather small build, got a 4690k cooled by a H100i, the R9 390, 16gb 2400MHz RAM in it, but I’m looking to switch to a compact ATX case so that’s why I’m speculating between the Arc Midi R2 and the Pro M. I don’t feel like cramming 2 GPUs inside the Air 240, that would certainly get too hot.

          6. my smallest build is in the RVZ01 by silverstone an amazing case its only 14Liters. Looking to make an even smaller Mini ITX Gaming case using this little beauty. may put a nano in it.

            That air 240 would be absolutely fine for Cross fire. id be more concerned with the phanteks

          7. Sweet, a small build with the Nano would be awesome.
            And I donno really, the Air 240 has 2 front intake fans and 2 top mounted exhaust fans, wich is basically the same as the Enthoo Pro M and the Arc Midi R2 except it doesn’t sport any rear fans. (It does have mounts for 2 80mm fans in the rear, but 80mm fans would probably make too much noise for most peoples taste so they don’t count 😉 )
            But the Midi R2 and Pro M seems to be basically the same, so I guess it’ll come down to the looks for me, the Arc Midi, in my opinion, does look a bit better with the curved edges and it seems to be a little bit easier to build in. Although none of them is sound isolated so I’ll have to get some sound dampening foam and install it myself, if any of the cases have enough room behind the motherboard to fit the foam that is.

          8. Sweet, a small build with the Nano would be awesome.
            And I donno really, the Air 240 has 2 front intake fans and 2 top mounted exhaust fans, wich is basically the same as the Enthoo Pro M and the Arc Midi R2 except it doesn’t sport any rear fans. (It does have mounts for 2 80mm fans in the rear, but 80mm fans would probably make too much noise for most peoples taste so they don’t count 😉 )
            But the Midi R2 and Pro M seems to be basically the same, so I guess it’ll come down to the looks for me, the Arc Midi, in my opinion, does look a bit better with the curved edges and it seems to be a little bit easier to build in. Although none of them is sound isolated so I’ll have to get some sound dampening foam and install it myself, if any of the cases have enough room behind the motherboard to fit the foam that is.

          9. my smallest build is in the RVZ01 by silverstone an amazing case its only 14Liters. Looking to make an even smaller Mini ITX Gaming case using this little beauty. may put a nano in it.

            That air 240 would be absolutely fine for Cross fire. id be more concerned with the phanteks

          10. I wouldn’t dismiss the idea of crossfire 🙂 Right now my build is in a Corsair Air 240 so I’d say it’s a rather small build, got a 4690k cooled by a H100i, the R9 390, 16gb 2400MHz RAM in it, but I’m looking to switch to a compact ATX case so that’s why I’m speculating between the Arc Midi R2 and the Pro M. I don’t feel like cramming 2 GPUs inside the Air 240, that would certainly get too hot.

  1. 4gb crossfire please and compare it to r9 fury.tell more about crossfire issues encountered.

    1. yeah i opted for crossfire 380s as the performance is around the same but its about £100 cheaper…also you can set the frame cap to reduce heat and power consumption using Frame Rate Target Control

  2. I really think you need to rerun it Rikki the 15.7 patch was extensive and added improved profile for a number of games on your testing list including GTA V

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