✨ We've just launched our NEW website design!

Learn More Here
Graphics Cards

ASUS STRIX R9 380 2GB Graphics Card Review

Battlefield 4


battlefield_4_wallpaper

“Battlefield 4 is coming to PC, powered by the advanced technology of DICE’s proprietary Frostbite 3 engine. Blur the line between game and glory in Battlefield 4. With dynamic destructable environments, vehicular combat, and the chaos of all-out-war with 64 players, Battlefield 4 on PC will be an unmatched interactive experience. In addition to its hallmark multiplayer, Battlefield 4 features an intense, dramatic character-driven campaign that starts with the evacuation of American VIPs from Shanghai and follows your squad’s struggle to find its way home. There is no comparison. Immerse yourself in the glorious chaos of all-out war, found only in Battlefield.” From Battlefield.com

bf41

bf42

bf43

Similar story here, performing slightly better than the R9 285.

Previous page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15Next page

Related Articles

8 Comments

  1. Something’s not right here… how can a chip which is essentially the same as the one in the 285 (although clocked a bit higher) deliver over twice the average framerate at 1080p and 1440p in Metro Last Light? I thought the VRAM was the problem while reading the review of the sapphire 380, but here the VRAM is 2GB – same as the 285… the only difference is about a 100MHz higher core clock. How can that result in such a large difference in performance?

    1. Guess these cards are more of a refresh than a rebadge then, I was thinking this when I saw my first 390x review yesterday, which seems to gives pretty impressive results similar to a 980, from what is apparently an old 290x core.

      Maybe When everyone was reporting about this rebadge being scandalous etc they were wrong? I guess that’s also why AMD got fed up and pulled loads of reviewer’s samples? Who knows, but so far all these “rebrands” have been pretty surprising and I was expecting them to suck – colour me surprised

      1. In this case, it’s more likely that there was something wrong with the tests on that game, because in other games the difference is small, and in other reviews of the card the difference between it and 285 on Metro Last Light is a couple of frames per second, nothing nearly as bad as this. I guess it could be a driver problem or something…

  2. It’s really weird seeing this good results. I have much lower both averages and minimums on my 280X in BF4. Minimum can go even to 35ish, but only on death cam, and average is about 55-60 on big maps.
    If you remember, this is all Hawaii architecture, since HD7970 everything is almost 100% the same chip. All R7 and R9 200 and 300 series, and now this fps results, like what the hell? 🙂
    But, it’s good to see that it’s not just a name changer, cause, that would be silly of AMD.
    Even Fiji is not a new architecture, it’s Hawaii with “tweaks” -> GCN 3.0 to work with HBM.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Back to top button
Close

Adblock Detected

Please consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker!   eTeknix prides itself on supplying the most accurate and informative PC and tech related news and reviews and this is made possible by advertisements but be rest assured that we will never serve pop ups, self playing audio ads or any form of ad that tracks your information as your data security is as important to us as it is to you.   If you want to help support us further you can over on our Patreon!   Thank you for visiting eTeknix