In this unboxing and overview video, we dive into the impressive Sapphire R9 280X Vapor-X Tri-X OC video card. Experience the ...

Join us as we dive into the world of PC hardware with our unboxing and detailed overview of the ASUS R9 280X DirectCU II TOP ...

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Starting with your 2600K and current card, the 280X, your first upgrading method is to move up to the next generation of AMD card, the R9 3xx series. I don't think you will see much of a ...

Continuing along with revisiting some of our favorite old graphics cards, today we'll be checking back in with the Radeon R9 280X, which is also to say that we're checking back in with the 7970 ...

The R9 280X has always held a special place in our heart as it's that higher-end performance card that more often than not we can afford as it doesn't bust the bank. Sitting at around the $300 ...

Unsurprisingly, HIS also offers five R9 280X graphics cards which are based on two designs. The early models featured the IceQ cooler, while the more recently released HIS R9 280X iPower IceQ X² ...

AMD's 7000-series graphics tech is being renewed. We've already looked at the R9 280X and now the focus shifts to the R9 270X - a mid-range card at the heart of a new generation of GPUs using this ...

Today we have Sapphire’s Toxic R9 280X which comes with a massive out of the box overclock of 15% – taking it from 1GHz core to 1.15GHz core, on the memory we see a more modest increase of ...

The ROP change is one of the most fundamental shifts that AMD made to the card; the Radeon HD 7970 (aka R9 280X) have just 32 ROPS for its 32 Compute Units, while the R9 290 family bumps the ratio ...

Gigabyte was among the first AIB partners to hit the market with a non-reference and factory overclocked Radeon R9 280X card. It uses a custom PCB and the company’s well known WindForce cooler ...

The R9 280X is no different in this regard, with two overclocked versions - Vapor-X and TOXIC - already on retailers' shelves. The TOXIC variant appears to be the more interesting of the two.