AMD's new R9 and R7 series of graphics cards are already creating quite a buzz in the Indian market, even though they are yet to hit retail shelves. Expected to arrive in the first week of November, this new wave of GPUs from AMD goes all out against Nvidia's Kepler line up and is priced very...

As the "New" AMD Radeon R9 280X is based on the Radeon HD 7970, manufactorers were able to release their own models straight off the mark. We compare 280X cards sent to us by ASUS, MSI, Sapphire and XFX.

Awesome. I now run Tera Online with the highest graphic settings. Runs fine. Craftsmanship is very good, as is most there stuff. Be sure you have room in your case for this card. It's just over 12 inches long. I had to remove my hard drive carrier and trim the bottom bay away with a dremil tool.

Easy To Install; Fast; Highly Compatible; Quiet; Reliable

I bought this game for Wildstar, BF4, COH2 and DOW2 It can run games at high/ultra settings, but the fan is going hard and I get artifacts/tearing first week I've had it. I ran the latest drivers and beta drivers. Doesn't matter.

Not bad FPS

Noisy; Hot; Huge card

Didn't expect this will be bigger than my old Asus 7870 so I had a hard time fitting it with my messed up Desktop but hey it doesn't matter if it simply work silently once you run it. It can easily run games at high settings@1080p easily, silently and low temperature in a tropical country.

Had this since May; heavy gamer and wanted something sweet for the £200 mark... this thing definitely out-performs!!! I have just bought another for Cross-Fire and so excited!!!!! I'm using a 1080p 144Hz display currently (hope to switch to 4k soon hence cross-fire), and have all games tuned to MAX...