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ASUS says that the card could consume power at 300W max which is pretty normal for a card with this caliber.ĭisplay wise, we’ve got Two DVI-D outputs, a single HDMI output and a full size Display Port. Power to the card is provided by a 6 + 8-pin PEG configuration. ASUS added these so called support as a back plate and a bracket that runs along the side of the card’s PCB. It’s a part of the new DirectCU II cooler feature set.Ī heavy arse card needs a heavy weight support so it wont sag during its lifespan. Also, similar to the recent top of the line ASUS cards, the R9 290X features the impeller blade design that should help aid cooling significantly. Better check out your case first if you want this card. Black PCB FTW!Īt almost 12 Inches in length, and 5.6 Inches in width, this card will probably pose issues with case clearance. ASUS really did a great job with this card’s build quality and awesome look & feel. It’s huge, it’s heavy, and it’s made out of chunks of metal almost entirely Like a tank, to be precise. If only the first look matters, I would say that this card is a complete behemoth. No HDMI cable, nor something that would make the deal a bit sweeter. You’ll also get an idea about the card’s display ports.īundled accessories are measly we have a setup guide, a 6-pin to 6+8 pin power adapter, and stickers that you could stick to your card if you are following a certain theme.
The back is full of tasty information about the card’s specifications and features.
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Not a huge problem but they should update their packaging’s graphics.
The ASUS R9 290X came in an old fashioned ASUS GFX card packaging that is a bit over-used for my liking. This card is indeed beefy, but can its performance back everything up? We’ll see! FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS: Specification wise, we are looking at a card with a bumped up… Everything We have a 50MHz increase in core clock, a healthy 100MHz for the memory clock, and a custom PCB together with a denser cooling unit, plus a newly designed shroud. This heavy weight, cloaked in Black shroud is one of the company’s fastest performing GFX cards around and its fate is sealed to go against the GTX 780 Ti. The AMD R9 290X saw its first action last year, and it’s just today that we had a chance to take a good look at them, in the form of the ASUS R9 290X DirectCU II OC.
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