8GB Vram memory, 512 bit memory bus, 1050 mhz on 'silent' mode, this beast is made for one thing & one thing only. And that's to ANNIHILATE all games at HD resolution, fully maxed out. And all for a price thats let say reasonably reasonable :D

AMD's flagship Rx300 series cards are based under the Fiji architecture famed for its 28nm sized dedicated graphics chip. Making full use of the higher memory bandwidth and clockspeed you can experience smooth gaming at ultra maxed out settings pulling...

Double bandwidth will allow you to use 4k at double the fps over the counterparts.
Even though at certain games you will get 4-5 fps lower still a future safe choice if games decide to use the extra bandwidth architecture.

OK, for starters, this thing is basically a 290x at heart. This card is for a consumer on a budget, not for a higher end card. The gtx 980 Ti easily beats this thing at all resolutions.
You have got to check reviews on the market. If you have a budget, go for it. If you're ready to blow some cash, get a 980 Ti.

I bought it from outside and preparing for a crossfire.My build is insane:
i7-5960x,cooled by corsair h110i gtx in push pull
asus rampage v extreme
32gb gskill ripjaws v ddr4 2400mhz
msi amd r9 390x(planning for crossfire)
corsair rm1000i
seagate 4tb sshd,samsung 250gb ssd
corsair obsidian 900d.
This card is just cool and runs at top 60 C on load and no need for watercooling as it will not yield proportionate results. This doesnt outperform the 980ti but it is not made to the msi amd r9 fury ...

It sucks how costly this beast is priced.In US you get it for 330 dollars(equivalent to 24500 Rs).This card is a beast in its class.
Giving 3 star for card for its performance.
and deducing 2 star for price