Sapphire AMD/ATI Radeon R9 290X TRI-X OC 4 GB DDR5 Graphics Card

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Warranty

3 Years Warranty covering manufacturing defects

Highlights

1040 MHzClock Speed
Chipset: AMD/ATI
BUS Standard: PCI Express 3.0
Graphics Engine: R9 290x Tri-X OC
Memory Interface 512 bit

Specifications

In The Box

Sales Package

8 Pin to 4 Pin Power Cable, HDMI 1.4a High Speed 1.8 meter Cable (Full Retail SKU only), 1x Graphic Crad, 6 PIN to 4 PIN Power Cable

General

Brand	Sapphire
Graphics Engine	AMD/ATI R9 290x Tri-X OC
GPU Clock	1040 MHz
Bus Standard	PCI Express 3.0
Cooling and Heatsink	Fans-3
Model ID	Radeon R9 290X TRI-X OC
Power Supply Required	750 W

Memory

512-bit, 4 GB DDR5 Memory

Display

Maximum Resolution

4096 x 2160 (Digital)

Technologies Supported

Graphics Technologies Supported

Microsoft DirectX v11.2

Connectivity

DVI and HDMI Interface

2 x DVI Output Out, 1 x HDMI Output Out

Warranty

Warranty Summary	3 Years Warranty covering manufacturing defects
Covered in Warranty	Manufacturing Defects are covered
Not Covered in Warranty	Forceful Tampering, Burnt, Mishandling and Physical damage
Service Type	Carry In

Ratings & Reviews

4.1

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14 Ratings &

4 Reviews

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Waste of money

If you are for extreme gaming and want high end card,please don't waste your money on this!As reddy said for 270 in crossfire my points is likely same I advice to go for 2 GTX 970 you will only have to pay a little more and can get too much better!

rayyan fazil

Nov, 2014

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Get two 270X or 270(OC)

yes

270X in Crossfire = 290X and ull save like 20K

or 270 in crossfire(without overclock) = 90% 290X save 25K

OR 270 in crossfire(with overclock) = 290X still save 25K

Rajasekhar Reddy Mittapalli

Mar, 2014

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Awsome Graphics Card

Comparable to GTX 690

4GB GDDR5

Boosted from 1030 MHz to 1300MHz (5.2 GHz)

Xtra Cooling with 3 Fans

Abhinav Garg

Feb, 2014

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Beast

using this for 1 month. max out every game.
running it on corsair vs 650 watt power supply and temperature never rises above 70 c under load.