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We are beginning to see a pattern now – at the out of the box speeds, the R9 390 delivers solid, if unremarkable results. After manually overclocking however, the performance level exceeds the reference clocked GTX980 and R9 390X solutions.
At Ultra HD 4K resolution, the PowerColor Radeon R9 390 PCS+ is around 200 points behind the R9 390X. When overclocked to the limit it manages to slightly outperform the reference clocked R9 390X.
Nice card.. just the power draw tho ..
Would be good to know what “under load” power consumption means. Under which load? Stress test? Particular game?
can anyone please tell me if R9 390 hdmi port can do 1440p @60hz?