Average Bench: 58.9% (113th of 715)

Based on 8,241 user benchmarks.  Device: 1002 7300 Models: AMD Radeon (TM) R9, AMD Radeon (TM) R9 Fury

The AMD R9 Fury X sports a brand new Fiji GPU which succeeds Hawaii as AMD's new high end GPU (Hawaii powers the 290/X and 390/X series cards). The new GPU is coupled with High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) which is a new memory architecture that allows for significantly higher bandwidth than previous generations. The Fury X is factory overclocked and has a TDP of just 275W, 4GB of VRAM and it comes fitted with a water cooling system which results in a relatively small form factor for a top end graphics card. Although the Fury X only has 4GB of VRAM, this is rarely a problem for gaming even at 4K resolutions. The key comparable for the Fury X is Nvidia's similarly priced 980 Ti. Comparing the 980 Ti and Fury X shows that at stock clocks there is very little between the two cards but 980 Ti has significantly better overclocking potential where it leads by up to 25%. Overall the Fury X trades blows with the best GPUs currently available. [Jun '15 GPUPro]

Average average bench

The AMD R9 Fury-X averaged 41.0% lower than the peak scores attained by the group leaders. This isn't a great result which indicates that there are much faster alternatives on the comparison list.

Strengths

Avg. Locally-deformable PRT (Bat) 77.9fps
Avg. NBody particle system (Galaxy) 88.1fps

Very good consistency

The range of scores (95th - 5th percentile) for the AMD R9 Fury-X is just 14.1%. This is a relatively narrow range which indicates that the AMD R9 Fury-X performs reasonably consistently under varying real world conditions.

Weaknesses

Avg. High dynamic range lighting (Teapot) 66.8fps
Avg. Parallax occlusion mapping (Stones) 116fps
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Average Bench

(Based on 8,241 samples)
Min Avg Max
66.6 Lighting 77.9 87.6
60.2 Reflection 66.8 71.7
97.6 Parallax 116 133
63.5% 86.8 fps
Min Avg Max
57.6 MRender 61.2 63.8
73.7 Gravity 88.1 97.9
40 Splatting 41.7 43
50.2% 63.7 fps
User Benchmarks Bench3D DX93D DX103D DX11
The fastest GPU (mainstream) averages a speed of 100%
CLim: 1050 MHz, Ram: 4GB, Driver: 22.6.1
Lighting 85.1
Reflection 68.7
Parallax 133
69% 95.6 fps
MRender 62.9
Gravity 96.8
Splatting 42.7
53% 67.5 fps
Asus(1043 04A0) ≥ 4GB
CLim: 1050 MHz, Ram: 4GB, Driver: 22.6.1
Lighting 83.6
Reflection 69.4
Parallax 125
68% 92.7 fps
MRender 63.1
Gravity 97.2
Splatting 42.8
53% 67.7 fps
CLim: 1050 MHz, Ram: 4GB, Driver: 20.10.35.02
Lighting 83.5
Reflection 68.5
Parallax 126
68% 92.8 fps
MRender 60.9
Gravity 96.9
Splatting 42.7
53% 66.8 fps
CLim: 1050 MHz, Ram: 0MB, Driver: 20.10.35.02
Lighting 82.2
Reflection 67.7
Parallax 123
67% 91 fps
MRender 61.7
Gravity 96
Splatting 42.5
52% 66.7 fps
CLim: 1050 MHz, Ram: 4GB, Driver: 22.6.1
Lighting 81.7
Reflection 69.3
Parallax 133
67% 94.6 fps
MRender 62.8
Gravity 97.2
Splatting 42.7
53% 67.6 fps
Asus(1043 04A0) ≥ 4GB
CLim: 1050 MHz, Ram: 4GB, Driver: 22.6.1
Lighting 75.2
Reflection 63.9
Parallax 111
61% 83.4 fps
MRender 58.5
Gravity 87.5
Splatting 40.1
49% 62 fps
CLim: 1000 MHz, Ram: 4GB, Driver: 20.10.35.02
Lighting 70.5
Reflection 46.6
Parallax 102
58% 73.2 fps
MRender 57.9
Gravity 77
Splatting 40.2
46% 58.4 fps
CLim: 1000 MHz, Ram: 4GB, Driver: 22.6.1
Lighting 68.9
Reflection 66.5
Parallax 96.5
56% 77.3 fps
MRender 60.2
Gravity 76.2
Splatting 40.7
47% 59 fps
CLim: 1050 MHz, Ram: 4GB, Driver: 22.6.1
Lighting 0.1
Reflection 68.3
Parallax 131
0% 66.4 fps
MRender 62
Gravity 96.3
Splatting 41.9
52% 66.7 fps
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Hardware Id Samples Bench ± SD Model / Price (MSRP ≈ $640 @ launch in Jun '15)
AMD(1002 0B36) 94% 59% ± 5%
XFX R9 FURY X 4GB
R9-FURY-4QFA
AmazonUS $8155 years
Sapphire R9 Fury X 4GB
21246-00-40G
Gigabyte R9 Fury X 4GB
GV-R9FURYX-4GD-B
AmazonUS $7815 years
Asus(1043 04A0) 4% 64% ± 2%
HP(103C 6616) 2% 62% ± 1%
Asus(1043 04A6) 1% 53% ± 2%
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Gaming 47%
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Desktop 76%
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Workstation
Workstation 47%
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Motherboard: EVGA Classified SR-2

EDIT WITH CUSTOM PC BUILDER Value: 16% - Very poor Total price: $922

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Added 8 years ago.

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8 months ago.

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Witcher 3 1080p Maxed - No Hairworks 88fps Novigrad 63fps Swamp while on horseback (water and heavy foliage) Hits over 144 Fps in Dota 2 and CS:GO with ease Battlefield 1 - Max settings on Beta Map DX12 using 9590 @ 4.6ghz 155 Fps Top 110 Fps Average 90fps Low (excluding long framtime drops DX12 was still buggy) For $350 Paired with a Freesync monitor a great buy.—Nov '16


Excellent

16 months ago.

i have both, but the R9's graphics are better on the eyes/smoother than the 1050 GTX, i love the Red RGB and i also love that its water cooled, it goes well with my set up


Excellent

5 months ago.

After all these years, still powerful enough for a great setting in the most popular games. Additionally 3xDP Ports for 3 nice Displays :)


Good

2 years ago.

Shockingly. this card years after release might still be a very solid small form factor GPU as long as you can find one used and do the maintenance on it's aging watercooler.


Excellent

17 months ago.

Got a R9 Nano, 'bench say it's a R9 Fury-X at 16% below average, feel so good :)


Excellent

3 years ago.

For me this card is an outstanding, moved from Sapphire Nitro R9 390 8GB, i really like the watercooling, since it easily removes heat from case, so i could slow down all the Noctuas and make the PC more quieter and more powerfull.


Excellent

5 years ago.

BEST GPU EVER! 3 PLACE: 280X (FIRST TITAN PUNCHER) 2RD. MIGTY 290X OR FAMOUS TITAN DESTRYER,TITAN KILLER AND KING NO.1 FURY X,NVIDIA DESTROYER


Average

3 years ago.

Did not age well due to 4GB and even worse is the damn pumps dying...


Outstanding

8 years ago.


Excellent

5 years ago.

Great temps, great performance in games, affordable. Competetive with nvidia top tier cards.


Average

4 years ago.

Probably one of the only GPU to come with 120mm AIO cooler as a reference cooler. Was the computing beast back in the day though.


Average

4 years ago.

Once a king. Now it's just a bad value card.


Poor

4 years ago.

Liquid cooling = more problems. Not to mention, the Fury (non-X) with 512 fewer streaming processors (8 fewer compute units) performs just about as well as or better than the Fury X. Similar situation with the newer Vega 56/64.


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