GIGABYTE Radeon R9 280X Video Card
Enhance your gaming performance with the new GIGABYTE Radeon R9 280X Video Card. It is powered by next generation AMD Radeon R9 architecture to possess incredible gaming performance with energy efficiency for the gamer who never wants to lose. In addition to that, it has 3GB of GDRR5 memory to provide enough space for superior gaming and multimedia performance. Overclocking can be an exciting and nerve-wracking experience with its 1000MHz core clock and 6000MHz effective memory clock. It is fully loaded with various enhancing technologies which include AMD HD3D Technology, AMD Catalyst Control Center, AMD GCN Architecture for ground breaking graphics performance with high-definition images and improved visual lighting effect. Its AMD's Eyefinity technology allows you to connect to multiple monitors from a single card. And, its PCI Express 3.0 bus interface and DirectX 11.2 bring games with lifelike characters and environment for optimum gaming experience. The HDMI, VGA and DVI ports offer various connectivity options, so you can expand your visual display for maximum multimedia experience. With its unmatched processing power and GPU architecture, this high-end video card is an ideal solution for professional gamers. Buy the new GIGABYTE GeForce GT 630 Video Card today!
What It Is And Why You Need It:
- Powered by AMD Radeon R9 architecture; delivers impeccable graphics and power management
- Integrated with 3GB GDDR5 memory; provides unparalleled system performance
- 2 DVI-D / HDMI / VGA; lets you connect to other compatible devices for maximum entertainment
- DirectX 11.1; lets you play all your favorite games and application with lifelike characters and environment
- PCI 3.0; offers high speed data transfer interface
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Product Reviews
Bought 2 of these less than a week ago for litecoin mining. Fired both of them up for testing purposes (all speeds at stock) and found that they perform nicely. Unfortunately 1 of the 2 cards constantly dies after approximately 2 hours of use, causing a driver crash and sometimes a system hang. I have tried swapping pci-e slots between the 2, and even a completely different rig, yet the same card keeps dying. Although both cards perform well, I've had much MUCH better luck with my 2 MSIs, which have been running for months straight at full load with no hiccups.